Birth, Growth and Development Flashcards
name the gross motor skills for a 1 month old
can hold head parallel, but marked head lag
back is rounded in a sitting position - no head control
name the fine motor skills for a 1 month old
strong grasp reflex
hands remain closed in a fist
name the gross motor skills for a 6 month old
can lift chest and upper abdomen of table, bearing weight on hands
can roll from back to stomach
can bear almost all of weight on feet when held in standing position
name the fine motor skills for a 6 month old
can hold bottle
can voluntarily grasp and release objects
name the gross motor skills for a 12 month old
cruises well, may walk with one hand held
may try to stand alone
name the fine motor skills for a 12 month old
may attempt to build a two block tower
may crudely turn pages of a book
feeds self with a cup and spoon
true or false, babies are predominately nasal breathers?
true, until 6 months old
they are abdominal breathers
state the anatomy of a infants, head, neck and tongue.
infants have proportionally large heads, short necks and large tongues - this makes an airway obstruction more likely
true or false, infants loose heat quicker than adult?
true - because the surface area on their head is greater than their body mass
true or false, the absorption surface area is greater in infants?
true
true or false, young children have an underdeveloped hypothalamus
true