Health promotion of toddlers: 1-3 yrs Flashcards

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“The terrible twos” - describes toddlerhood in gen; three was worse; whole range from 12-36 months
Ages 12-36 months
Intense period of environment exploration - learning about enviornment; can manipulate things or people in environment to get response desired
LOTS - Temper tansturms
LOTS - Negativism
LOTS - Exploration - get into things; come across as destructive; not realize something is bad; testing thing as out
Determined, strong-willed, volatile little tyrant - TRUE; trying get independence desire
Know what want and be upset and tantrums if not get what want

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Toddlerhood

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Weight gain slows to 4 to 6 lbs/year - infancy growing fast - eat lot food and often; toddlerhood eat less often; not waking up in night to eat; also becoming pickier; not want sit and eat; want sicks - slowing growth
Birth weight should be quadrupled by age 2½ years
Height increases about 3 inches/year
Elongation of legs and arms rather than trunk - long bones growing
Growth is step-like rather than linear - growth spurts - periods quick growth then slow down; quick growth - emotional changes - crabbier, more sleep, eat more

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Physical development

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Only one sys working at adult level at infancy - hearing; other sys half baked
Most physiologic systems are relatively mature by the end of toddlerhood. - everything conts grow and mature - not fully mature until adolescence - not mean growth wise relatively mature

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Maturation of systems

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Lungs and internal organs - double in adolescence but not functioning lot better than when born
Ears - short and straight - ability drain fluid - negative pressure - not angle to release pressure - common ear infections; not until school ages that eustation tubes shift that hearing drain fully (aka otitis media) - less ear infections
Big tonsils and adenoids - prevent lot viral infections going deep - protective - big - increases risk UR infections
Exposure - not always exposed to much; toddler - go to daycare and exposed to lot viral illnesses never seen before
Upper respiratory infections, otitis media, and tonsillitis are common among toddlers
Antibodies - work lot better because exposed lot things; virus attacks again - able fight off better; better if go to preschool more antibodies build up
Body temperature is maintained
Child is physiologically able to control elimination
What does this mean?
Start potty training kids
Defense mechanisms of skin are intact - skin matured - not worry as much about topical exposure and absorption
Vision
Continues to improve

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Most physiologic systems are relatively mature by the end of toddlerhood. - everything conts grow and mature - not fully mature until adolescence - not mean growth wise relatively mature

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15 months – uses a cup well; builds a tower of two blocks
18 months – manages a spoon without rotation; turns pages in a book, two or three at a time; builds tower of three or four blocks
2 years – builds a tower of six or seven blocks; turns pages of books one at a time
2.5 years – draws circles; has good hand-finger coordination

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Fine motor skills

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15 months – walks without help; creeps up stairs
18 months – runs clumsily and falls often; throws a ball overhand; jumps in place with both feet; pulls and pushes toys
2 years – walks up and down stairs by placing both feet on each step
2.5 years – jumps across the floor and off a chair/step using both feet; stands on one foot momentarily; takes a few steps on tiptoe

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Gross motor skills

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BIG ONE
Diff are and life more diff - do with how developing cognitively
Sensorimotor
Preoperational phase

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Cognitive development

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Cognitive processes develop rapidly esp between ages 12 and 24 months
Exploring world through senses and basic motor func now developed
Active experimentation Applying knowledge to new situations - crawling and walking - learn through active experimentation
Complete understanding of object permanence
Imitation of behaviors
Domestic mimicry - BIG; copy what adults do; end phase: mimicing copy same gender pt
Concept of time: Still very embryonic - not understand mins - know warning leaving soon
Can begin to visualize things mentally (ex. If a ball rolls under a table - know under table)
Casual relationships - if flip on lightswitch - light turn on; knowledge not transfer; new lightswitch must test it out and see if does same thing; dangerous; not understand is not safe and is going to be fine; do things over and over because cannot transfer knowledge

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Sensorimotor

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Cannot think in terms of operations
Preconceptual phase
2-4 years
BIG - Is the transition between self-satisfying behavior and socialized relationships - still egocentric between 2-3 yrs; after this learn social norms; understand other people and how belong in our world
No longer “out of sight, out of mind” - even when hide something know still there; if obsessed with it: will not forget about it and know exists - lot time looking for it or throwing tantrums until find it
Preoperational thought implies children cannot think in terms of operations
Think symbolically
Egocentrism /animism - give lifelike personality/traits to inanimate objects
Global organization - move where bed is - now think changed everything in world, upset and frustrated because not where bed should be
Centration - like focus on one thing; focused on one thing that not focus on other things
Toddler begins to problem solve

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Preoperational phase

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1-3 yr old
Learns control own body funcs - potty training - BIG
When potty training going on and wets pants - not feel shameful or yell at them as will have accidents but by yelling at them or shaming them causing question themselves and autonomy that they have and whether or not they can successfully accomplish this stage - need + reinforcement - tell ok and can clean it up and not big deal; focusing on allowing have appropriate amt autonomy
Increasingly independent - prefer do things self; want autonomy and assert self - learn control over body and choose what do and not do - leads to negativism
Developing sense of autonomy
Negativism - no or me do - want full control which cannot have; not physically ready; not ready for full control but realizing can have it and make big changes; good to give choices - helps negate negativism and not go away for awhile
Ritualism - like having structure and routine - want things be same; routine is safe for them and comfort zone for them; helps better night sleep; structure and accepting that; routine very imp
Independence

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Autonomy versus shame and doubt (Erickson) - Psychosocial and cognitive development

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Separation and Individualism
Personal social behavior
*What independent skills can we encourage without the risk of harm?

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Social development

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Differentiation of self from mother and significant others
Type separation and individualism
Type control and manipulate environment
Know separate
Rapprochement - child separates self from mom; explore environment and come back make sense what experienced; when come back seeking reassurance that what done and experienced norm and ok - safety issue for them; if moms/SO not have appropriate rxn - confuse child and feel insecure, not trusting self can explore world by self, want them have independence
Transitional objects - loveys, teddy bears, feel safe when nervous or unsure surroundings; very helpful; if not have ritualism react poorly if have something from home and something make them safe help reduce anxiety
Typically have gender identity by 3

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Separation and Individualism

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Toddlers develop skills of independence
Skills for independence may result in determined, strong-willed, volatile behaviors - want do everything themself - if do for them causes tantrums - imp give opportunities to children - give opportunities to them - quicker if we do it - they need prac and learn how do it; need reassurance can do and alright to do it; can be frustrating but encourage it
Skills include feeding, playing, dressing, and undressing self
Toddlers develop concern for the feelings of others (towards the end of toddlerhood) - realize others have feelings towards end and not as egocentric

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Personal social behavior

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Takes off in toddlerhood
Level of comprehension increases than what able say; know what want but cannot say it - can lead to tantrums/frustration - know what want but cannot explain it to you
As out toddler phase easier it gets
Ability to understand increases
Comprehension is much greater than the number of words a toddler can say
At age 1 year, child uses one-word sentences “holophrases” to mean whole word sentences
By age 2 years, child uses multiword sentences
3 - talking in complex sentences - express self and tell feeling
May not be able understand thing
If language not developing, getting assessed for language delays - work with doc; working with child and feeling like lacking behind - red flag and bring up with doc; discover what is norm for pt in a familiar setting

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Language development

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Toilet training
Temper tantrums
Negativism
Regression
Discipline toddlers

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Age-related concerns

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Sphincter control around 18 months - still might not psychological/developmental/have gross motor skills to be ready
Typ start 2 yrs-3yrs
Discuss signs of readiness with parents: stay dry for at least 2 hrs; recognize urge to go - saying I am pooping; after go and immediately want to be changed; taking on and off own clothes; show desire wanting to go - easier if have sibling going; place them on toilet before shower
Reward them for going
Positive experiment - not feel bad if accident

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Toilet training

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Say no
Assert self
Best do to prevent: options
Limit opportunities to prevent say no

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Negativism

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Happens when toddler overly stressed and body attempt conserve energy
When threat to toddler’s autonomy - changes autonomy/norm routonine (ritualism) regress; more common in hospitalized/sick/new fam member/big shift in fam dynamics/divorce
Now having accidents when were potty trained
Short lived typ and learn skill again but takes awhile to get back to place

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Regression

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Learn about environment through trial and error - not know things dangerous - do things not because not know something is bad
When repeated bad behavior do discipline
Avoid physical punishments, threats, and criticism - shame and doubt big thing - not want have trouble achieving stage
Time-out - GREAT; about number min for how old are - longer lose rationale for how long in time-out
Redirection to help avoid behaviors
Consistency is key! - IMP

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Discipline toddlers

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PLAY
Work of the toddler - learns about capabilities; develops skills to interact with others and enviornment; as enter toddlerhood imp interact with others - esp those their age
Magnifies physical and psychosocial development (push/pull toys, climbs)
Interaction with others becomes more important
Parallel play (helps them move into interactive play) - not play with kids; play with sim objects and talk about them - not working towards same goal; not strict rules or guidelines; free for all; not working together to meet common goal; learning how one action can impact another person - interacting with enviornment
Preschool age - working together to reach common goal in associative play
Imitation
Tactile play - need understand environment but playing with them and touching them; want get into everything; play-doh - feedback via this is huge; can be messy and able interact with environment; sensory bins; gaining feedback through exploring and playing
Selection of appropriate toys

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Age-related activities

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See which ones can have by themselves and with you
Bored easily - lot diff options
Push-pull toys
Sensory bin
Fine motor skill toys

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Selection of appropriate toys

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Nutrition
Dental health
Sleep and activity

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Health promotion

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Nutrition requirements go down in response to slow growth; more cognitive growing
Need protein for growing muscles - lot less
Typ 3 meals and 2 snacks - prefer all snacks most off
18 months = physiologic anorexia - not interested in eating food; ate ton food and today not eating nothing; expectation this; encourage milk in sippy cup and foods on go
Nutritional counseling (VERY picky, ritualism - be same (fav cup/plate - eat on that every time eat), want control - be able say no - negativism)
Only focus on one thing at a time still
Dietary guidelines - over 1000 cal/day; wide variety even not eat fruits/veggies put on plate each time just so there as option; limit 2-3 glasses milk - full on milk and not eat other foods - stores depleted now and must get iron now; not getting iron - try limit amount of milk getting - shift from formula from reg milk no more iron - not want main form food
+ experience - with food; not force food

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Nutrition

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Deciduous/baby teeth all present by 3 - not teething; good dental pracs; brush teeth; go to dentist
Not want open mouth, not want in mouth, want do self
“I do myself” - very imp adults still brush their teeth - can do it first and they do it; take turns - better if we follow them
Fluoride - in water - huge difference on teeth and how enamel forms; in toothpaste - small amount; excess: harmful; not leave out esp if like flavor because will eat it - out of reach for them
Dental caries - cavities - love to snack so much - constantly things around teeth; brush teeth often; limit sugary snacks to be given with meals - concentrated on time - helpful; no sippy cups with juice/milk when go to bed because sticks to the teeth; thirsty at night - give water

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Dental health

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Sleep 11-12 hrs; 1 nap; take longer to 1 nap - 18 months; towards end 2nd yr and close to 3rd yr and no longer taking naps
Naturally active - constantly moving
Consistency - big thing with nighttime routine; ritualism; like fighting sleep; consistency key; transitional object; waking up at night can be common - less common if ritual down and consistency

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Sleep and activity

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Hepatitis B: 3 doses beginning at birth

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Birth:

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Rotavirus: 2 doses beginning at 2 months
DTAP: 3 doses beginning at 2 months
Haemophilus influenza B: 3 doses beginning at 2 months
PCVB: 4 doses beginning at 2 months
Polio: 3 doses beginning at 2 months

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Two months:

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Influenza: annually beginning at 6 months

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Six months:

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MMR: 2 doses beginning at 1 year
Varicella: 2 doses beginning at 1 year
Hepatitis A: 2 doses beginning at 1 year

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One year:

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DTaP: 1st of 2
HiB: 2nd of 2
PCV13: 2nd of 2
IPV: 3rd of 4
Influenza: yearly
MMR: 2nd of 2
Varicella: 2nd of 2
Hepatitis A: 2nd of 4

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15 months:

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DTaP: 2nd of 2
IPV: 4th of 4
Influenza: yearly
Hepatitis A: 3rd of 4

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18 months:

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Influenza: yearly
Hepatitis A: 4th of 4

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19-23 months:

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Influenza: yearly

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2-3 years:

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Second highest rates of accidental death behind adolescents
Not understand danger - not understand cause and effect
Motor vehicle safety
Drowning
Burns
Accidental poisoning: 800-222-1222 (poison control)
Falls
Aspiration and suffocation
Bodily injury
Teach them before stage - teach when in infancy; be proactive in teaching

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Injury prevention

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Help edu parents regarding importance car seat safety and car restraints
Read manufacturer guidelines - weight limits, which way face; how properly put into car
Fire dept - how install into car
Car seat safety - rear facing till at least 2 if not older - If not meeting requirements weight and height - safest
Safety outside car - never play behind cars - stay away from cars; always have supervision; stay out of the street

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Motor vehicle safety

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Most common 0-4 yrs
Most common area: bath tubs and large buckets because lack supervision
Couple inches water huge safety risk - EDU
Never leave unsupervised with water - esp when accidents more likely happen
Imp have swim lessons and have fear - understand how water scary and dangerous; supervise all time

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Drowning

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Oven and stove burns - pull pot water
Get cookie dough out oven
Candles
Straighten
Curling iron
Never let children play with cords
Protector over outlets - electrical burns
Electrical cords - play with that all time
Make sure smoke detectors working - every floor; esp in key areas: kitchen and furnace; safety escape plans; batteries changed regularly
Sunscreen - serious burns from sun - apply sunscreen esp 1000 and 1400

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Burns

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Imp to make sure lock things up and supervise kids
90% happens in home with household products; childproof locks
Higher self not mean chair and get it - locked up and no way to get to it
Real bad 911 and go to hospital
Not tell have forced vomiting; not recommended and best prac - call doc

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Accidental poisoning: 800-222-1222 (poison control)

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Running, climbing norm - toddlers decreased depth perception, immature coordination, high center of gravity - LOTS FALLS
Bruises on legs common - learning what body can do and how become more coordinated
Imp set up caution and prevent as much as possible
Supervise toddlers if at park
Climbing out crib common - set to lowest setting
Buckling kids into stroller and high chairs

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Falls

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Not quite as common as infancy
Concern but not as much
Aspiration - make sure cutting food small enough; grapes - always cut them; small round things choke on them; nuts choke on them; popcorn choke on them
Small toys - choke on those
Pick out appropriate toys - explore with mouth esp when enter toddlerhood (12months)
CPR for toddlers and infants

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Aspiration and suffocation

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Not aware things hurt them
Imp understand things risky
Sharp and pointy - supervision; how carry
Anchors imp have - like climb
Every anchored to wall
Most products with wall anchors - increased risk will fall onto toddler and kill them
Lawn mowers, guns (BB too), power tools - put away from them and if out should be unloaded - gun injuries happens lot - safety imp

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Bodily injury