Exam 1P - Health Promotion in Infants & Early Childhood Flashcards

1
Q

the first newborn visit typically occurs at ____

A

2 weeks

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2
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what is the typical timing for the sequence of well-checks?

A

2 weeks
2, 4, and 6 months
12 months
15 or 18 months

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3
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there are ___ vaccines to be given in 15 months

A

22

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4
Q

name the vaccines for infants / newborns

A

(1) Hep B
(2) Rotavirus
(3) DTap
(4) HIB
(5) PCV13
(6) Polio
(7) seasonal flu
(8) Covid

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5
Q

what is the goal of tracking baby growth?

A

we want to see proportionate growth for height and weight and length

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6
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babies can typically hold their head up briefly on their tummy at ____

A

2 months old

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7
Q

rolling for a baby typically begins at ____

A

4 months

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8
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sitting up with support and rolling from tummy to back starts around ____

A

6 months

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9
Q

babies will become fearful / shy with strangers at ____ (age)

A

9 months

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10
Q

when will babies begin looking for dropped objects?

A

9 months

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11
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babies become more mobile at ____

A

12 months

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12
Q

pulling up to stand typically occurs at what age?

A

12 months

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13
Q

What are the 5 Rs that promote brain growth?

A

(1) Read together
(2) Rhyme (play, talk, sing)
(3) Routines
(4) Rewards
(5) Relationships

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14
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what are 3 key aspects of nutritional health for infants 0 to 6 months?

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(1) breast milk or formula exclusively
(2) no free water
(3) vitamin D

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15
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introduce solids to an infant at ____ months

A

6-9 months

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16
Q

when can you introduce a small cup with water?

A

6-9 months

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17
Q

it’s helpful to introduce allergenic foods at ___

A

6-9 months

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18
Q

wean breast or formula feeding at

A

9-12 months

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19
Q

a baby will typically have how many teeth by 12 months?

A

6-8 teeth

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20
Q

avoid ___ foods and liquids with babies!

A

sugary

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21
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babies will typically sleep ___ hours/day

22
Q

name 6 key points of safe sleep

A

(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

23
Q

what are the parameters for rear-facing carseats?

A

(1) <2 years
(2) <20 lbs

24
Q

toddlers are what ages?

A

12-36 months (1-3 years)

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pot belly, bowed legs, and period of rapid growth may describe
toddlers
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toddlers need ___ and _
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periods where toddlers don't feel that hungry is called ____
physiologic anorexia
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sphincter control develops at ____
18 months
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what is the best time to start potty training?
child-led - when the kid starts to tell you when they are wet or pooped
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when potty training, ___ comes before ___-
bowel; bladder
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what are 3 signs of potty training readiness?
(1) dry >2 hours (2) intolerant of wet / soiled diapers (3) awareness
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____ language is higher than ____ language in toddlers
receptive; expressive
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name 3 safety risks for toddlers
(1) choking (2) outlets (3) poison control (4) falls (5) helmets
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4-5 years is ____ age
pre-school
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during pre-school age, children will grow in ____ and ____
length and height
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____ is a time of rapid cognitive development
pre-school age
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inanimate objects can come to life is called ___
animism
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night terrors - typical age and qualities
night terrors typically happen at age 5-6 and can involve sleepwalking or screaming
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pre-school children should eat ____ calories/day
1400-1600
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preschoolers should eat ____ times/day
5-6
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days or spells where children don't eat well are
food jags
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children will start to notice differences in sexuality at what age?
preschool (4-5)
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toddlers sleep ___ hours/day
12-14
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preschooler sleep ____ hours/day
10-12
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full set of primary baby teeth will emerge by ___
age 4
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____ are one of the most common chronic conditions of childhood
dental caries
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"catch them being good" refers to
positive reinforcement
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"graceful exit" refers to what?
recovery when providing discipline
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the 5th dose of Dtap occurs at age ___
4-6
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give oral polio at age ___
4-6
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wellness checks for children should occur ____
annually at age 2, 3, 4, and 5 years