Infancy (First 2 Days - 1 Year Of Life) ATI Flashcards

1
Q

What stage of development has the most rapid growth?

A

Infancy

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2
Q

The rapid growth in infancy requires a lot of-

A

Sleep

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3
Q

How long do newborns sleep a day?

A

Up to 20 hrs a day

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4
Q

How long do infants sleep by the end of infancy as they reach a year old?

A

~12 hrs a day

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5
Q

Infant sleep patterns are characterized by-

A

Periods of light sleep, stirring movements + noises, inconsistent routines

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6
Q

Are morning & afternoon naps normal for an infant?

A

Yup

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7
Q

When do you learn to hold your head erect & steady when held in an upright position?

A

During the First 2 Months

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8
Q

At what age can you roll from your side to your back?

A

2 Months Old

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9
Q

When can you roll from front to side, lift your head while lying prone, sit with support, and hold your head steady for brief periods?

A

By the end of the 4th month

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10
Q

At what age do you turn your head towards sounds, follow objects with your eyes, utter sounds, and laugh out loud?

A

At the end of 4 months

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11
Q

When should deciduous teeth start to emerge?

A

At 6 Months

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12
Q

You’re holding a 6 month old infant, they’re fussy, and refuse to eat. Is this likely to be normal? Why, What should you check?

A

Yes, the infant is likely teething. Check their gums

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13
Q

When can you wiggle & crawl, pick up and play with toys, and sit unsupported?

A

By 10 months old

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14
Q

When can you babble, begin to speak words, and maybe display fear of strangers?

A

By 10 months old

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15
Q

By the end of what age can you stand while holding onto furniture + maybe start to walk on your own?

A

By the end of the 1st year

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16
Q

Brain development begins during the-

A

Prenatal period

17
Q

At 4 weeks’ gestation, what happens?

A

The neural plate folds to form a tube that eventually becomes the brain and spinal cord

18
Q

At birth, the brain weighs-

A

~12 oz

19
Q

At birth, the brain is roughly what % of the weight of an adult brain?

A

~25 %

20
Q

When does the brain grow rapidly?

A

Infancy + Toddlerhood

21
Q

Brain development during the first year of life is enhanced by-

A

Stimulation + use of the senses, good nutrition, communication

22
Q

By 5 months old, infants are-

A

Double their birth-weight

23
Q

By their first birthday, infants are-

A

Triple their birth weight

24
Q

What organization established the average height and weight charts from birth to the end of Toddlerhood?

A

The WHO (World Health Organization)

25
Q

Vaccinations to protect against serious or potentially fatal diseases should begin during-

And continue throughout the lifespan

A

Infancy

26
Q

Vaccines are generally spaced over the first-

And are given in a series of doses

A

2 years of life

27
Q

Recommended vaccines may include those that protect against-

A

Diphtheria + Measles + Rubella + Polio + Tetanus + Pertussis

28
Q

Immunization schedules may vary based on-

A

The infant’s health status

29
Q

What should a nurse encourage to a parent with a child in the infancy stage?

A

Injury Prevention + Proper Nutrition + Interactive Play + Car Seat / Crib Safety + Adequate Sleep / Rest + Regular Visits to Healthcare Providers (For screenings, immunizations, & ongoing wellness visits)