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Developmental Care & Anticipatory Guidance Flashcards

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1
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Cephalocaudally

A

From head to toe

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Proximodistally

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From the trunk to the tips of the extremities

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Growth Pattern by Developmental Stage

  • Infancy
  • Toddler-preschool age
  • School age
  • Adolescence
A
  • infancy: rapid growth; head grows fastest
  • toddler: slow growth; trunk grows fastest
  • school age: slow growth; limbs grow fastest
  • adolescence: rapid growth; trunk and gonads w/ associated tissues grow fastest
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4
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How is bone age determined

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x-ray of tarsals and carpals

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5
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Growth Charts - what ages do you use length and what age do you use height

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Length: 0-36 months
Height: 2-18 years
* child

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6
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Birth weight @ 6 months ___

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doubles

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Birth weight @ 1 year ___

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triples

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8
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BMI is used for ages ___ and up

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2 years

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9
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BMI parameters

  • Obese
  • Overweight
  • Underweight
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> /= 95% obese

85-

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BMI parameters

  • Obese
  • Overweight
  • Underweight
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> /= 95% obese

85-

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11
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Average growth rate:
First year: __
2nd year: __
Each year from 3rd year until puberty: __

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First year: 10 inches
Second year: 5 inches
Each year from 3rd year until puberty: 2.5 inches

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12
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Erikson Trust vs Mistrust

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Infant

The child develops trust as the primary caregiver meets his/her needs

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Piaget Sensorimotor

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infant/toddler
child learns through interaction with the environment.
- sense of cause and effect
- object permanence

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Instinctual smile

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2 months

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social smile

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3 months

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laughs

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4 months

17
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stranger anxiety

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4-6 months

18
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imitates expression of others/peek-a-boo

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7-9 months

19
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claps hands, waves bye-bye

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10-12 months

20
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babble, turns to rattling noise, notices own hands

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3 months

21
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continuous babbling/in response to sounds as in conversation

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6 months

22
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object permanence

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7-9 months

23
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points to object when named, mama/dada, says 5 words, understands many more

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10-12 months

24
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lift head, follows to midline, posterior fontanel closes

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2 months

25
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eyes can track objects 180 degrees, raises head and neck when lying on stomach, notices own hands

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3 months

26
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eyes can track objects 180 degrees, raises head and neck when lying on stomach, notices own hands

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3 months

27
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rakes objects, grasps rattle, begins to roll over

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4 months

28
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rolls over back to front, transfers objects from hand to hand, reaches, sits w/ support, pushes up on knees and hands and rocks back and forth

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5-6 months

29
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sits w/o support

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8 months

30
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develops pincer grasp, feeds self bottle or cheerios, crawls, stands holding on

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9 months

31
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pulls self to stand, cruises, walks with support, may take first steps

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10-12 months

32
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When do infant reflexes disappear by?

A

4 months

33
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Rooting reflex

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stroke check, face will turn toward stroked cheek and begin to suck

34
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Moro reflex

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with loud noise or sudden movement infant will extend limb and spread fingers, then retract limbs

35
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Tonic neck reflex

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supine w/ head turned to one side, infant will flex arm and leg on opposite side of body and will extend the arm and leg on the side infant is facing

36
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Babinski reflex

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stroke the outer sole of foot upward from the heel across the ball of the foot causes the toes to hyperextend. disappears w/in 2 years. Presence after 2 years indicated CNS abnormality

37
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When does 1st tooth appear?

When do you lose 1st tooth?

A

6 months/ 6 years

38
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What is the maximum of formula a baby should drink?

A

30 ounces… move to solids

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