Chapter 4 Communication & Physical Assessment Of The Child And Family Flashcards
What is the most common method of communicating with parents?
Interviewing
Difference between empathy vs sympathy?
Empathy you understand
( putting yourself in there shoes )
Sympathy you have similar emotions to the person, rather than understanding them
The normal development of language and thought offers a frame of reference for communicating with children.
What is the thought process progression ? (4)
Sensoriomotor
Perceptual
Concrete
Abstract, formal operations
Infants use what to communicate?
Nonverbal behaviors and vocalizations
Such as crying, cooing and smiling
Infants using the nonverbal behaviors can be for what type of reasons?
Hunger
Pains
Body restraint
Loneliness
Do infants respond to adults nonverbal behaviors and how so?
Yes
Because they can hear soft voice, soft rocking, cuddle and that can ease them
However if they are loud and harsh, it’s frightening
Childern younger than 5 years of age are what?
Egocentric
What does egocentric mean?
They see things only in relation to themselves & from their point of view
What are the 12 cranial nerves acronym!?
Olivia
Olympic
Organizers
Tried
To
Add
Facial
Viewers
Going
Vegas
Accessory
Hype
What are the 12 cranial nerves name?
- Olfactory
- Optic
- Oculomotor
- Trochlear
- Trigeminal
- Abducens
- Facial
- Vestibulocochlear
- Glossopharyngeal
- Vagus
- Accessory nerve
- Hypoglossal
What does olfactory nerve 1 do?
Smell
What does optic nerve 2 do?
Vision
What does 3,4,6 do??
PERRLA
Pupils equal round reactive to light
Following a pen light
Whisker test / side
Looking at back and then at me
What does facial nerve 7 do?
Smile
Frown
Show teeth
What does vestibulocochlear nerve do (8)?
Test hearing
