Ch. 19 (Preschool Child) Flashcards

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What is the age range for preschool children?

A

3-6yrs old

lumbar lordosis goes away

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How many pounds can a preschool child gain per year?

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2 kg (4lbs)

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How many cm/in can a preschool child grow per year?

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7 cm (2in)

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What are the characteristics of kidneys/GI in preschool children?

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  • reached full maturity
  • gained voluntary control
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What are the characteristics of heart/lungs in preschool children?

A

increased capacity

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What are the characteristics of ears in preschool children?

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  • change in shape (eustachian tube)
  • less otitis media
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What are the characteristics of tonsils/adenoids in preschool children?

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still large

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What are the characteristics of immune in preschool children?

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boosted immune response

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What are the characteristics of musculoskeletal/neuro in preschool children?

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advancement in fine/gross motor skills

better coordination, learning how to use silverware

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What are the characteristics of dental in preschool children?

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  • first set of teeth finish erupting
  • year earlier in girls
  • start flossing
  • may need fluoride supplements
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What are the characteristics of heart and lung vital signs in preschool children?

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  • decrease in RR (22-30)
  • decrease of BP (100/60)
  • decrease in HR (80-120)
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12
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By what age will vision reach its high point (20/20)?

A

6 years old

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13
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What are the milestones of 3 years old?

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  • opens door
  • kicks ball, runs, jumps
  • knows own name, gender, age
  • describes action in pictures
  • able to put on some clothing & shoes
  • eats w/o assistance
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What are the milestones of 4 years old?

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  • climbs ladder
  • throws ball overhand
  • holds pencil
  • asks why, when, how, and the meaning of words
  • washes & dries hands
  • brush teeth w/o assistance
  • draws a person w/2-3 parts
  • ride bikes w/training wheels
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What are the milestones of 5 years old?

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  • names four/five colors
  • can cut & paste
  • knows address & telephone number
  • prints some letters
  • draws a person w/head, body, arms, & legs
  • engages in make believe, dress-up, role playing
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What are the milestones of 6 years old?

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  • bounces ball 4-6 times
  • can skate & ride bike w/o training wheels
  • ties shoelaces
  • understands right from left
  • draws person w/6 body parts w/clothing
17
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What are the characteristics of nutrition in preschool children?

A
  • lactose intolerance & allergens (nuts, soy, gluten, fish) starts to show
  • intense food preferences emerge
  • often refuses to try new foods
  • important to provide nutritional food choices (iron deficient anemia, calcium)
18
Q

What kind of population is more likely to experience lactose intolerance?

A
  • african americans
  • asian americans
  • native americans
19
Q

What is the leading cause of death in preschool children?

A

accidental injury

20
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What are the characteristics of sleep in preschool children?

A
  • 8-12 hrs/night
  • naps are not needed anymore
  • pro-long bedtime routines (due to resistance)
  • may become resistant to bedtime routine
  • nightmares, sleep walking can continue
  • night terrors become more intense
21
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What are the characteristics of vision in preschool children?

A
  • depth & color vision becomes fully established
  • color blindness becomes more obvious
  • start using snellen screening & ishiharas test (color blindness)
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What are the characteristics of hearing in preschool children?

A
  • develops to level of adult
  • be hindered from otitis media
  • language delay -> consider hearing test
  • starting hearing tests
23
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What are the characteristics of language in preschool children?

A
  • expressive language that of an adult (coherence in expressing ideas)
  • develops receptive language (language that retains info)
  • mimic adult speech
24
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What are some immunizations/boosters that occur during preschool child?

A
  • DTaP (4yrs)
  • MMR (4-6yrs)
  • Varicella
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What are the expanding influences of preschool children?
interactions with.. * peers * siblings * prep for school * socializing * play * fantasy
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# on exam Little Johnny has a cookie and wants another cookie from his mom. His mother knows that Johnny wants another cookie for who?
his imaginary friend
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Watching TV for long hours at a time as a preschool child will primarily cause what?
a delay in language development
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What Erikson stage is a preschool child in?
initiative (if parent encourages them) vs guilt (if parent does not encourage/praise child)
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Are accidents and injuries usually preventable and predictable in preschool children?
yes
30
Lead poisoning can cause irreversible brain damage leading to what?
* developmental delays * learning difficulties
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The skin area relative to body mass is how much that of adults?
twice
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What is the recommended diet for lead poisoning?
* low fat * high vitamin C, calcium, & iron
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What are some preventions of lead poisoning?
* run cold water longer (old plumbing) * playing on soil (naturally high in lead) * testing (in old houses)
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Children should always be in the back of the car until what age?
13 yrs old
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Children should always be in a rearing facing car seat until what age?
2 yrs old
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Children should be put in a booster seat until what height and age?
* 4'9" * 8-12 yrs old
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What syndrome occurs in children who were given aspirin when they had chickenpox or the flu causing brain swelling and liver damage?
reyes syndrome | aspirin can transfer via breast milk
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Can aspirin transfer via breast milk?
YES
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What other drugs include aspirin?
* pepto bismol * alka seltzer