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Block 13 Growth/Developmet/Nutrition Flashcards

1
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the growth and development process proceeds from what to what?

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from simple to complex

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2
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the growth and development process is continuous and orderly but not necessarily what?

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at a steady pace

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3
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the growth and development process consists of…

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growth spurts followed by plateaus

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4
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when are the two biggest growth spurts?

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infancy and puberty

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5
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this varies with each child…

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the rate of growth

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6
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every baby has an individual…

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time table that revolves around a set norm

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7
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growth is measurable and can be…

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observed and studied

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development=

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a progressive increase in the function of the body

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9
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example of development…

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infants increasing ability to digest solids

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growth=

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in increase in physical size, measure in feet or meters, and pounds or kilograms.

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maturation=

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the total way in which a person grows and develops, as dictated by inheritance(physical maturation, not mental)

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neonate=

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birth to four weeks

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toddler=

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one to three years

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school age=

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six to twelve years

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infant=

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four weeks to one year

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preschool=

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three to six years

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adolescent=

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twelve to eighteen years

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18
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this age can walk with or without one hand being held…

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one year old

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19
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this age uses pincer mechanism to hold objects…

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one year old

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20
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this age can play ball games

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one year old

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21
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this age can walk up steps with one hand

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eighteen months

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22
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this age like to explore drawers and waste baskets

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eighteen months

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23
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this age can say ten words

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eighteen months

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24
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this age can identify one or more parts of their body

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eighteen months

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25
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this age can feed themselves

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eighteen months

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26
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this age can drink from a cup

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eighteen months

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27
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this age can complain when wet or soiled

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eighteen months

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28
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this age can put three words together to make a sentence

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two years

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29
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this age can run well

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two years

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30
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this year can undress

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two years

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31
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this age parallel plays

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two years

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32
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parallel play=

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play beside each other and not with each other

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33
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this age can ride a tricycle

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three years

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34
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this age has very good adaptive behavior

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three years

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35
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this age can imitate drawing a circle

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three years

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36
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this age can imitate drawing a cross

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three years

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37
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this age knows their age

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three years

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38
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this age play simple games

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three years

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39
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this age can do button and put on their own shoes

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three years

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40
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this age has potty accidents but are usually potty trained

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three years

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41
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this age can skip very well

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five years

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42
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this age can draw a triangle form a copy

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five years

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43
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this age can say four colors

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five years

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44
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this age can count ten pennies

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five years

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45
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this age can dress and undress themselves

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five years

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46
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as nurses we needs to understand childrens…

A

developmental needs

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47
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the developmental qualities may regress with…

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illness

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48
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when talking to children they take you very….therefore you should…

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they take you very literally therefore you should watch what you say and how you say it

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49
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we need to always get permission to…

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touch the child

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50
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remember every child is….and teach the parents this too

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different

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51
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behavior and temperament are…

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different in every child

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52
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pay attention to the…between a caregiver and a child

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interactions

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53
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teaching the parents should start when…

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pregnancy

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54
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cephalocaudal=

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growth and development from head to toe

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55
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proximodistal=

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growth and development from the midline out

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56
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childrens development is from…to ….. they cry before they can talk, they crawl before they can walk.

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general to specific

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57
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height=

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when they are standing

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58
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length=

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when they are laying

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59
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height is measured at what ages?

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2 to eighteen

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60
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length is measure at what ages?

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up to two years old

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61
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what is the average length at birth?

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twenty inches

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62
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what is the average growth in the first six months?

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an inch a month up until six months

63
Q

the left and right ventricle in a baby are…

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almost equal in muscle mass

64
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Cardiac output is… in babies, because…

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increased in babies because they have an increased oxygen need

65
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increased cardiac output in babies is the reason for…

A

their increased pulse rates

66
Q

how long are babies immune after they are born?

A

three months

67
Q

babies needs protected from…..while in the hospital

A

nosocomial infections

68
Q

when do children produce immunoglobulin’s and for how long?

A

three months to puberty

69
Q

when do the kidneys mature in children?

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two years

70
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babies are at increased risk for…

A

dehydration

71
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babies become….very quickly before the age of two

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toxic, due to medications etc.

72
Q

what is a good indicator of health in children?

A

weight

73
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what is also measured when measuring weight?

A

head and chest circumfrance

74
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weight….by 5-6 months

A

doubles

75
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weight….by one year

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triples

76
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how much weight is lost usually after birth

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5-10%

77
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when is weight gained back after birth?

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by ten days

78
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what is the lost weight usually due to in babies?

A

stool

79
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the babies water is mostly made of what….so monitor for what?

A

water, so monitor for dehydration

80
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this is an indicator of biological age…

A

bone growth

81
Q

children needs these three things for healthy bone growth…

A

vitamin A, vitamin D, and fluorine.

82
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where is calcium stored?

A

in the end of long bones

83
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when do long bones quit growing?

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when the epiphyseal discs close

84
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what does the nervous system in children do as it matures?

A

increases coordination, skills, and behavior

85
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what develops as the nervous system develops?

A

purposeful and controlled movement

86
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metabolic rate is….in children than in adults…

A

higher

87
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oxygen needs in children are…. in children than in adults

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higher

88
Q

babies respers are usually…

A

irregular

89
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babies often use…..to breath

A

abdominal muscles

90
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babies airways are…..so they can get blocked easily with secretions

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narrower

91
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chest walls in babies are…

A

fragile

92
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any pressure to a babies chest can cause…

A

respiratory difficulty

93
Q

newborns requires how much sleep? and how many naps?

A

8-9 hours of sleep and 3-4 daily naps

94
Q

two years olds require how much sleep? and how many naps?

A

10 hours of sleep and at least one daily nap

95
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seven year olds require how much sleep? and how many naps?

A

11-13 years with no naps usually

96
Q

this influences a childs sleep…

A

culture

97
Q

Eustachian tubes in the childs ears are…

A

straight and short

98
Q

Eustachian tubes lead straight to the….in children

A

throat

99
Q

the placement of Eustachian tubes in children increase the risk for…

A

ear infections because bacteria ascends

100
Q

what is the fastest growing part of the fetus in utero?

A

the head

101
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what is the fastest growing part in infancy?

A

the trunk

102
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what is the fastest growing part in childhood?

A

the legs

103
Q

what is the fastest growing part in puberty?

A

the male and female sex characteristics

104
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when does the body usually proportion out?

A

puberty

105
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what is a critical period of growth and development?

A

the embryo stage

106
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embryo stage=

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rapid cell division, when the egg is dividing to make the baby.

107
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it is impairative at birth to two years of age the children and babies meet this erikson stage of development…

A

trust, by consistency and having their needs met

108
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what are the two ways to compare growth standards in children?

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compare to other children of the same age and gender. and also compare to previous measurements of the same child to see how they are progressing

109
Q

children with good health will grow in a…

A

persistent pattern

110
Q

the Denver development screening II is to be done in what kind of ink?

A

blue

111
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what does the Denver development screening II assess for?

A

childrens development for the first six years. it DOES NOT test intelligence

112
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what are the four categories that the Denver development screening II assesses?

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Personal/social development. fine motor skills. gross motor skills. language assessment.

113
Q

what are the five influences of growth and development?

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Heredity. nationality/race. sibling food chain. gender. environment.

114
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what does heredity determine in a child as far as growth and development?

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DNA like the eye color, hair, physical resemblance, intelligence, etc.)

115
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what does the nationality/race determine in a child as far as growth and development?

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height, speech, conduct, and religion

116
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what does the sibling food chain that the child is in determine as far as growth and development in a child?

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rate of development. ex. the oldest child will usually mature faster whereas the baby of the family will develop their motor skills later

117
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what does gender determine in a child as far as growth and development?

A

girls and boys are different in many ways. ex. boys are bigger than girls. we need age and gender appropriate toys.

118
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what does environment determine in a child as far as growth and development?

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the environment as far as being in utero to being in the home

119
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APGAR of the family stands for

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adaptation. partnership. growth. affection. resolve.

120
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families are a part of this and this also influences families…

A

community

121
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this is what we consider personality…

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characteristics of behavior

122
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eriksons infancy stage=

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trust vs. mistrust

123
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eriksons toddler stage=

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autonomy and shame

124
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eriksons school age stage=

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industry vs. inferior (they want to be commended for what they’ve done)

125
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eriksons stage of adolescence=

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separation from family

126
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cognitive development according to theorists=

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intellectual ability. we are born with intelligence POTENTIAL and the potential has to be developed. (blank slate theory)

127
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moral development according to calberg=

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children build on what is learned at a young age

128
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development of play in 1-2 year olds=

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parallel play

129
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development of play in 3-5 year olds=

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cooperative play (sharing and role playing)

130
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development of play in 7-10 year olds=

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competitive play (need to teach rules and boundaries to the children)

131
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we CANNOT teach this to mothers and fathers.

A

maternal and paternal INSTICT

132
Q

teach parents to not use this as a reward…

A

food

133
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why is vegetarian not good for children?

A

because it consists of a high fiber diet

134
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why is high fiber not good for children?

A

because it blocks important vitamins and minerals, mainly iron

135
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infants needs more….and have increased….needs

A

more calories and higher fluids needs

136
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fiber also blocks…

A

calcium…which is a bad result for their bones and teeth

137
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DO NOT put children on this type of diet

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restrictive

138
Q

children need…..for their nervous system

A

cholesterol and fat

139
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when should the first solid food be given?

A

six months

140
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what are the s/s of underfeeding?

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crying, not gaining weight, restlessness

141
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overfeeding s/s

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throwing up, rapid weight gain

142
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carbs cause

A

distension and gas

143
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infants adapt to a three meal schedule by…

A

one year of age

144
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toddlers can feed themselves by this age..

A

the end of the second year

145
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preschoolers want these types of foods…

A

finger foods

146
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preschoolers are prone to this type of deficiency

A

calorie deficiency

147
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why are preschoolers prone to calorie deficiencies?

A

because they are not eating enough or are eating too many empty calories

148
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this needs to be stressed to adolescence children as far as eating.

A

eating healthy and NOT skipping meals

149
Q

adolescence are normally….and will….after school

A

fatigued and will nap after schoo;

150
Q

school aged children need to eat from…

A

the basic food groups

151
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school aged children love this type of food…

A

empty calorie foods

152
Q

school aged children have increased…

A

energy requirements

153
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obesity is related to…

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too many calories and not enough activity

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