Physical Assessment Child

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Across
  1. 4. second assessment of the abdomen
  2. 7. under what age will the nurse pull the earlobe back and down to assess tympanic temperature
  3. 8. pain scale used in children too young to verbally or conceptually quantify their pain or when there is a language barrier
  4. 9. larger purple macules that do not blanch when pressed
  5. 11. position of ears that may be associated with a chromosomal or other genetic abnormality
  6. 12. soft areas on the skull that remain open in infancy to allow for rapid brain growth in the first months of life
  7. 13. abbreviation for a measure of body fat by comparing the child's height and weight
  8. 14. first fontanel to close
Down
  1. 1. soft, downy hair on the body, particularly the face and back
  2. 2. first assessment of the abdomen
  3. 3. cerebellar function test that involves the child to stand still with their eyes closed and arms down by their sides
  4. 4. blueness of the hands and feet which is normal in babies up to several days of age
  5. 5. age at which the head circumference no longer needs to be taken unless there is an issue
  6. 6. stages of sexual maturity rating scale
  7. 8. a pulse oximetry probe may be placed on the finger, toe, ear, foot, or...
  8. 10. when asking a teenager about their daily routine, which health assessment will the nurse use