Exam 1P - Health Promotion in Infants & Early Childhood Flashcards
the first newborn visit typically occurs at ____
2 weeks
what is the typical timing for the sequence of well-checks?
2 weeks
2, 4, and 6 months
12 months
15 or 18 months
there are ___ vaccines to be given in 15 months
22
name the vaccines for infants / newborns
(1) Hep B
(2) Rotavirus
(3) DTap
(4) HIB
(5) PCV13
(6) Polio
(7) seasonal flu
(8) Covid
what is the goal of tracking baby growth?
we want to see proportionate growth for height and weight and length
babies can typically hold their head up briefly on their tummy at ____
2 months old
rolling for a baby typically begins at ____
4 months
sitting up with support and rolling from tummy to back starts around ____
6 months
babies will become fearful / shy with strangers at ____ (age)
9 months
when will babies begin looking for dropped objects?
9 months
babies become more mobile at ____
12 months
pulling up to stand typically occurs at what age?
12 months
What are the 5 Rs that promote brain growth?
(1) Read together
(2) Rhyme (play, talk, sing)
(3) Routines
(4) Rewards
(5) Relationships
what are 3 key aspects of nutritional health for infants 0 to 6 months?
(1) breast milk or formula exclusively
(2) no free water
(3) vitamin D
introduce solids to an infant at ____ months
6-9 months
when can you introduce a small cup with water?
6-9 months
it’s helpful to introduce allergenic foods at ___
6-9 months
wean breast or formula feeding at
9-12 months
a baby will typically have how many teeth by 12 months?
6-8 teeth
avoid ___ foods and liquids with babies!
sugary
babies will typically sleep ___ hours/day
12-16
name 6 key points of safe sleep
(1) back is best
(2) firm surface
(3) swaddle until able to roll
(4) no blankets, toys, etc.
(5) co-room until 6 months
(6) do not co-bed
what are the parameters for rear-facing carseats?
(1) <2 years
(2) <20 lbs
toddlers are what ages?
12-36 months (1-3 years)