Growth & Development - Video Flashcards

1
Q

why is it so important for nurses to understand growth & development

A
screen for delays
anticipatory guidance (expectations)
techniques & communication
developing appropriately
play (helps to see whether child is playing as should)
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2
Q

when we find a delay what should we do with it

A

early intervention programs

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3
Q

when do babies start to walk

A

12-15 months

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4
Q

pre-operational thought process; believe in magical thinking

A

blow the pain away

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5
Q

what is a busy box

A

sensory stimulation for an infant

important for optimal development of an infant

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6
Q

when should i introduce a tricycle?

A

3 - (3 wheels)

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7
Q

14 months old have latex balloons

A

no - choking hazard

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8
Q

teething begins at

A

6 months of age

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9
Q

age to introduce push/pull toys

A

18 months

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10
Q

a baby develops horizontally from mid-line up, known as

A

proximal distal development - from center-out

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11
Q

one of the most important environmental factors affecting growth

A

nutrition

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12
Q

when do infants walking reflex disappear

A

8 weeks

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13
Q

pincer grasp

A

9 mos

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14
Q

walking begins at

A

12-15 months

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15
Q

head to toe growth pattern in children

A

cephalocaudal

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16
Q

example of cephalocaudal development

A

using hands before walking

17
Q

example of proximal distal development

A

shoulder movement and palmar grasp before pincer grasp

18
Q

age at which your one-half of your adult height

A

2 years old

19
Q

when does baby develop binocular vision

A

4 weeks it begins - focuses on object

4 months well established

20
Q

what is pseudostrabismus

A

one eye drifts, one eye is focused; if last up to 6 years can cause amblyopia

21
Q

what is amblyopia***

A

blindness (lazy eye shuts down images)

22
Q

at what age do you make a referral for head lag

A

6 months

23
Q

sensory motor phase baby does what?

A

puts things in mouth

give teething ring

24
Q

teething begins at

A

6 months