Table
of Contents
The Challenge of Bright Futures .... v
What Is Bright Futures?............ vi
Organizations That Support Bright Futures ...vii
Foreword ............ viii
Bright Futures: A Historical Perspective ...........x
Acknowledgments............ xii
Contributors,
Bright Futures, Second Edition ...... xiii
Bright Futures Children's Health Charter............ xiv |
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Getting Started 1 |
An
Introduction to Health Supervision............ 2
How to Use the Bright Futures Guidelines ............ 7
Bright Futures in Practice ............ 12
Bright Futures Health Supervision Outcomes ............ 15 |
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Infancy:
0-11 Months |
Infancy
............ 18
Infancy Developmental Chart ............ 24
Family Preparation for Infancy Health Supervision ............ 25
Strengths During Infancy ............ 26
Issues During Infancy............ 27
Initial Visit: Beginning the Partnership ............ 28
Newborn Visit ............ 36
Within the First Week ............ 44
One Month Visit ............ 52
Two Month Visit ............ 60
Four Month Visit ............ 68
Six Month Visit ............ 78
Nine Month Visit ............ 88
Building Partnerships During Infancy............ 97
Infancy Endnotes............ 98 |
Infancy:
0-11Months1.10MB |
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Early
Childhood: 1-4 Years |
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Early Childhood
............100
Early Childhood Developmental Chart ............ 104
Family Preparation for Early Childhood Health Supervision ............
105
Strengths During Early Childhood ............ 106
Issues During Early Childhood ............ 107
One Year Visit ............ 108
Fifteen Month Visit ............ 118
Eighteen Month Visit ............ 128
Two Year Visit ............ 138
Three Year Visit ............ 148
Four Year Visit ............ 158
Building Partnerships During Early Childhood ............ 167
Early Childhood Endnotes ............ 168 |
Early
Childhood: 1-4 Years987KB
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Middle
Childhood: 5-10 Years |
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Middle
Childhood ............ 170
Middle Childhood Developmental Chart ............ 176
Family Preparation for Middle Childhood Health Supervision ............
177
Strengths During Middle Childhood ............ 178
Issues During Middle Childhood ............ 179
Five Year Visit ............ 180
Six Year Visit ............ 192
Eight Year Visit............ 204
Ten Year Visit ............ 216
Building Partnerships During Middle Childhood............ 227
Middle Childhood Endnotes ............ 228 |
Middle
Childhood: 5-10 Years 885KB |
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Adolescence:
11-21 Years |
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Adolescence............
230
Adolescence Developmental Chart ............ 236
Family Preparation for Adolescence Health Supervision............
237
Strengths During Adolescence ............ 238
Issues During Adolescence ............ 239
11, 12, 13, and 14 Year Early Adolescence Visits ............ 240
15, 16, and 17 Year Middle Adolescence Visits............ 258
18, 19, 20, and 21 Year Late Adolescence Visits ............ 278
Building Partnerships During Adolescence............ 295
Adolescence Endnotes ............ 297 |
Adolescence:
11-21 Years914KB |
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Appendices |
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Appendix
A: Bright Futures Periodicity Schedule ............ 300
Appendix B: Medical History ............ 301
Appendix C: Recommended Immunization Schedule and Growth Chart............
302
Appendix D: Hearing Screening ............ 304
Appendix E: Vision Screening ............ 307
Appendix F: Iron-Deficiency Anemia Screening ............ 308
Appendix G: Screening for Elevated Blood Lead Levels ............
310
Appendix H: Hyperlipidemia Screening ............ 312
Appendix I: Hypertension Screening............ 314
Appendix J: Tooth Eruption Chart............ 317
Appendix K: Sexual Maturity Ratings ............ 318
Appendix L: Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevention and Screening
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Appendix M: Safe, Quality Child Care ............ 322
Appendix N: Bibliography ............ 325
Appendix O: Participants in Bright Futures (First Edition) ............
337 |
Appendices 261KB
Immunization
Schedule80KB
CDC
Growth Charts330KB |
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