Screenings for Infants & Young Children
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Presentation
Presentation Date
10-31-2018
Abstract
Learning Objectives
- Know the recommended preventive screenings and services for infants and young children up to age 5 years
- Review the differences in recommendations from the AAFP, AAP, USPSTF
- Understand when to screen for developmental delay and autism
- Recognize when to screen for lead level and anemia
- Review the importance of fluoride for dental care
- Understand why it is important to provide vision screening
- Review the evidence behind the recommendations
RoadmapWhat are screening tests? Review some recommended screenings
- Developmental screening
- Autism screening
- Lead screening
- Iron deficiency anemia screening
- Fluoride
- Vision, blood pressure
Importance and goal of screenings How to screen Recommendations from AAFP compared to AAP Evidence behind the recommendations
Recommended Citation
Li, MD, Erica, "Screenings for Infants & Young Children" (2018). Department of Family & Community Medicine Presentations and Grand Rounds. Paper 302.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/fmlectures/302
Language
English
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