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Growth/Dev Flashcards

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Caloric requirements birth to 6 months?

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120/kcal/kg/day

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Caloric requirements 7 months to 1 year?

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100 kcal/kg/day

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Caloric requirements 2 years to 10 years?

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100-70 kcal/kg/day

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Caloric requirements for adolescents?

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45 kcal/kg/day

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Caloric requirements for adults?

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30 kcal/kg/day

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6
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How much weight should infants gain daily their first 3 months of life?

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1 oz/day or 30 g/day

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7
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How much should infants gain daily from 3-6 months of life?

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15g/day-20g/day

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How much Vit D should infants be supplemented with and when should it start?

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400 IU/per day starting at 2 months old and continuing through adolescents

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9
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What circumstances requires Vit B12 be given to infants?

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When the infant is breastfed and their mother is a strict vegetarian

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10
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What is the iron supplementation dose and when should it be given?

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1 mg/kg/day starting at 6 months of age in exclusively breastfed babies

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What is considered a deficient fluoride level in the water supply?

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less that 0.6 parts per million (ppm)

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Weight ______ by 5-6 months of age.

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doubles

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13
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Weight ______ by 1 year of age.

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triples

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Weight ______ by 2 years of age.

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quadruples

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15
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How many inches do children 3 years through school age grow annually?

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2.5 inches

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16
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How many pounds do school age children gain annually?

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5-7 pounds

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What is the progression of primary tooth eruption and what ages?

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Central incisor (6-7.5m)
Lateral incisor (7-9 m)
Cuspid (16-18 m)
First molar (12-14 m)
Second molar (20-24m)
**Mandibular first, followed by maxillary
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18
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What is the progression of permanent tooth eruption?

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Central incisor (6-8 yrs)
Lateral incisor (7-9 yrs)
Cuspid (9-12 y)
First bicuspid (10-12 yrs)
Second biscuspid (10-12 yrs)
First molar (6-7 yrs)
Second molar (11-13 yrs)
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19
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Sensorimotor stage

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Birth to 2 years
Inborn reflexes
object permanence
Aware of environment
Trial and error
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20
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Preoperational stage

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2-4 years: preop/preconceptual
     egocentrism
     difficulty distinguishing fact from fantasy
4-7 years: preop/intuitive
     beginning of causation
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Concrete operational

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7-11 years
logical thought (ex. multiplication tables)
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Formal operational

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11-15 years
abstract thinking
complex problem solving

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23
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Name Jean Piagets 4 main stages of development

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  1. Sensorimotor (birth- 2 years)
  2. Preoperational (2y- 7y)
  3. Concrete operational (7y -11y)
  4. Formal operational (11y-15y)
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24
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Name Erik Erickson’s 5 main stages of development

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  1. Trust vs. mistrust (infancy: birth-1 year)
  2. Autonomy vs. shame (toddler: 1-3 yrs)
  3. Initiative vs. guilt (preschool: 3-6yrs)
  4. Industry vs. inferiority (school age: 6-12yrs)
  5. Identity vs. role confusion (12-18 yrs)
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25
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Provide age and example of Trust vs. Mistrust

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Infacy: birth-1 year

Ex) feeding

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Provide age and example of Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

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Toddler: 1-3 yrs

Ex) potty training

27
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Provide age and example of Initiative vs. Guilt

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Preschool: 3-6 yrs

Ex) do things without parents

28
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Provide age and example of Industry vs. Inferiority

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School age: 6-12 yrs

Ex) boyscout badges, trophies

29
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Provide age and example of Identity vs. Role Confusion

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Adolescents: 12-18 yrs

Development of who they are and idea of what they want to become

30
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What are the three components of personality determined by Freud?

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  1. Id: principle of pleasure–develops birth-6 months
  2. Ego: principle of reality/self-interest–develops 3-6 yrs
  3. Superego: principle of morality or conscience–develops 6-12 yrs
31
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What are Freud’s five stages of psychosocial development?

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  1. Oral:
    birth-6 months: passive (sucking)
    7m-18m: aggressive (teething)
  2. Anal: 1.5-3 yrs (potty training)
  3. Phallic: 3-6 yrs (love of opposite sex, oedipal complex)
  4. Latency: 6-12 yrs (sexual drive repressed, socialization)
  5. Genital: 12-18 yrs (learning about body/what to do with it)
32
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How do you calculate corrected gestation age and how long do you calculate this for?

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Chronological age minus weeks premature

**Do this through age 2 years

33
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When do you start calculating BMI and what is the calculation?

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Weight in kg divided by height in meters squared

Start plotting this at 2 years (not accurate before)

34
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What is the Denver II and what does it measure?

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Generalized assessment tool used from birth to 6 years of age; measures gross and fine motor development, language, and social development

35
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Head control

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2-3 months

36
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Rolls back to front

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5-6 months

37
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Sits alone

38
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Pulls to stand

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9-10 months

39
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Stands alone

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111-12 months

40
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Walks

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12-14 months

41
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Walks up and down stairs

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22-24 months

42
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Jumps

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24-28 months

43
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Grasps and shakes a rattle

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2-3 months

44
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Reaches for an object

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3-4 months

45
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Hand to hand transfer

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5-6 months
**Means 2 hemispheres of the brain are communicating–if baby cannot do this, it is the first clue that their may be brain damage and a sign of cerebral palsy

46
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Raking grasp

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6-7 months

47
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Finger grasp

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7-9 months

48
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Pincer grasp

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8-10 months

49
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Marks on paper

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10-12 months

50
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Stacks 3 blocks

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17-18 months

51
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Stacks 6-7 blocks

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22-24 months

52
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Smiles and coos

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2-3 months

53
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Laughs

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4-5 months

54
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Babbles

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5-6 months

55
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Says mama-dada

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8-9 months

56
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Waves bye-bye

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8-9 months

57
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Understands No

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9-10 months

58
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Points to body parts

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15-18 months (this is when the child becomes self-aware)

59
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2 word sentences

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22-24 months

60
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Name things a 2-5 month old does

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Gross motor:
Lifts head/chest when on stomach
Holds head steady when pulled to sit

Fine motor:
grasps rattle

Language:
smiles and coos
intently watches person's face
tracks with eyes
laughs
startles to loud noise
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Name things a 6-9 month old does

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Gross motor:
rolls over
sits independently
supports weight on feet
crawls

Fine motor:
transfers objects
uses thumb and fingers to pick up objects

Language:
turns to sound
responds to name
babbles and combines vowel/consonant sounds

62
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Name things a 10-12 month old does

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Gross motor:
Sits independently and plays
Pulls to stand/cruises on furniture
Moves purposely to get object

Fine motor:
Uses both hands equally well

Language:
Takes simple action upon request
Purposefully says Mama or Dada
Communicates by reaching and pointing
Recognizes people
Increased curiosity
63
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Name things a 13-18 month old does

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Gross motor:
Walks alone
Throw ball overhead

Fine motor:
Scribbles with large crayon
Feeds self with fingers/spoon
Coordinates use of both hands

Language:
4-10 word vocabulary
Follows simple directions
Responds to name
Points to 2 pictures upon request
Long jabbering sentences
64
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Name things a 19-24 month old does

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Gross motor:
Walks up/down stairs
Jumps with both feet

Fine motor:
Completes simple puzzles/circle shapes first
Stacks 6-7 blocks

Language:
Uses 2 word sentences
30-50 word vocabulary

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