Pediatric Physical Exam Vocabulary (Head)
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What does the term 'normocephalic' refer to?

  • Normal head position without significant abnormalities (correct)
  • Presence of tissue injury
  • Open fontanelle
  • Abnormal head position
  • What does 'atraumatic' mean?

    No tissue injury

    What does the abbreviation 'AFOF' stand for?

    Anterior fontanelle open and flat

    The anterior fontanelle closes between _____ months.

    <p>7 to 19</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Pediatric Physical Exam Vocabulary: Head

    • Normocephalic

      • Refers to a normal head shape and size, indicating no significant abnormalities detected in the head's morphology.
    • Atraumatic

      • Indicates that there is no injury or trauma to the tissue, important for assessing the integrity of the head and scalp.
    • AFOF

      • Stands for "anterior fontanelle open and flat," which is an important finding in pediatric examinations. The anterior fontanelle typically closes between 7 to 19 months of age.
      • Alternative abbreviation: AFSF (anterior fontanelle soft and flat), also used to describe the state of the fontanelle during an examination.

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    Test your knowledge of vocabulary related to pediatric physical examinations, focusing on head assessment terms. This quiz features crucial definitions for terms like 'normocephalic' and 'atraumatic', enhancing your understanding in pediatric care. Perfect for students and professionals in healthcare fields.

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