A 4-day-old infant presents to your office for their first newborn visit. The history you received from the hospital is that the patient is an infant born at 39 weeks 3 days by Cesarian to a G1P1, 31-year-old mother. The mother’s blood type is O+, and baby is O+, coombs negative. The mom is doing well breastfeeding on discharge and baby has sufficient wet diapers and stools. The baby is currently at 10% weight loss. Which of the following, if any, are a hyperbilirubinemia neurotoxicity risk factor in this patient?

A 14-year-old patient is visiting you today for a well visit. Their father expresses concerns about their child’s sleep habits. The parent states that the teen will often stay up until 4 AM on the weekends and 1 or 2 AM on school nights. Which of the following topics would you discuss to help this patient get better sleep? 

Which of the following immunizations requires more doses of the vaccine if it is started four years later than recommended?

In consideration of developmental physiological differences in the pediatric population, you know that sebaceous glands in the skin are most active in which age groups? Select two. 

A 5-year-old child presents to your clinic complaining of a puncture wound to their foot after stepping on some metal wire pieces on their farm. In addition to typical management of the wound and infection risk, the child should be up to date on which of the following immunizations to reduce the risk of serious complications of their injury?

Which of the following symptoms would prompt you to screen a child for PTSD? 

The textbook listed eight barriers to listening. Please share two of the barriers to listening? 

Read the scenario below. Then, locate one empirical behavior-analytic article that describes a procedure or intervention you believe would be appropriate for exploring further to inform interventions for this case. In 2-3 sentences total (responses that are longer than 3 sentences will receive a score of 0): Identify the article that you selected. Briefly explain why you believe this article is conceptually appropriate for the case. You are not expected to design an intervention plan. Instead, focus on identifying a reasonable, evidence-based starting point supported by the literature. Scenario: Liam is a 5-year-old child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder who enjoys dinosaurs and frequently wears noise-canceling headphones during sessions. During transitions away from preferred items (e.g., iPad, toys, snacks), Liam frequently engages in hitting and kicking. Observations suggest the behavior reliably results in caregivers returning the item or delaying removal. The treatment team believes the behavior is primarily maintained by access to tangibles.

Choose one digestive ailment or disorder addressed either in our lecture material (PowerPoint) or textbook. Name the GI ailment/disorder and what causes or contributes to the disorder? Which part(s) of the digestive system are affected and how? Common symptoms that result from the disorder.

Here is the exam and formula sheet: Final Exam Spring 2026.pdf formula_sheet_4371/7371.pdf