| Vaccines | Screening | Nutrition | Development | Referrals |
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12-15 months and 4-6 years
Ages of the 2 dose series for MMR vaccine
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3 years
Age to begin routine blood pressure screening
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Vit D 400 IU
This supplement should be given to all exclusively breast-fed infants
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4 months (back to front is 6 months)
Age to expect infant to roll front to back
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3 years
Maximum age to be referred to Early Intervention Program
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Hepatitis A
Commonly given childhood vaccine NOT required by Mississippi schools
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18 and 24 months
Ages for autism spectrum disorder screening (MCHAT)
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9 months
Age at which to begin table foods
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8-9 months
Age to expect infants to say "Mama" non-specifically
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4 - 12 months
Recommended age of referral for congenital nonpalpable or undescended testicles
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Give as scheduled in medical setting uder supervision of healthcare provider
Influenza vaccine recommendation for patient with angioedema egg allergy
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12 years
Age to begin depression screening with PHQ2
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Extensively hydrolyzed formula (Nutramigen, Alimentum or Pregestimil)
An otherwise healthy infant fed with Enfamil that presents with diarrhea and rectal bleeding should be changed to one of these formulas
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2 months
Age to expect infants to have reciprocal smile
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worse than 20/40 (20/50 in a 3 y/o / 20/30 in > 5 y/o)
Visual acuity necessitating Ophthalmology referral in a 4 year old
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15 weeks
Age (in weeks) by which you must start the rotavirus series
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9-11 years and repeat at 17-21 years
Age and interval for lipid screening in child with no risk factors
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Vit B 12 (0.4mcg/day)
Vitamin supplementation necessary for exclusively breastfed infants of vegan mothers
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50 +
Expected number of words for a 24 month child
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9 months (or when weight bearing)
Age to stop performing exam for developmental dysplasa of the hip
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15 years old; 0, 1-2, 6 month
Age and interval at which a 3 dose HPV series is required
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15-18 (or if being tested for other STIs)
HIV screening is recommended once between these ages
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Infant contains non-fat milk and lactose as main ingredients; Gentlease contains corn syrup and partially hydrolyzed milk protein
The primary composition difference between Enfamil Infant and Enfamil Gentlease
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3 - 4 cubes
Number of cubes that can be stacked by appropriate 15 month old
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Cobb angle 20-29 degrees in pre-puberty; Cobb angle > 30 degrees in anyone; Cobb angle progression >5 degrees annually
Indications for referral to specialist in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (3)
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Deep (cannot see base), large (>0.5cm), above gluteal cleft, or associated with other signs of NTD
Indications for ultrasound and referral for a sacral dimple (4)
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