๐Ÿ‘ง๐Ÿพ- Infant Development Flashcards

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Sensorimotor (Piaget)

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( birth to 2 years old )

Progress from reflex activity through simple repetitive behaviors to imitative behavior

Develop sense of cause and effect ; problem splicing by trial and error

Become aware of object permanence

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Trust vs Mistrust (Erikson)

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(Birth to 1 year old)

Corresponds to freudโ€™s oral stage ; time of getting and taking in through all the senses

Mistrust develops when trust-promoting experiences are deficient or lacking or when basic needs are inconsistently or inadequately met

The result is faith and optimism

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Oral stage (Freud)

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(Birth to 1 year old)

Major source of pleasure seeking is centered in oral activities, such as sucking, biting, chewing and vocalizing

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4 months old fine motor skills

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  • inspects and plays with hands; pulls clothing or blanket over face in play
  • grasps object with both hands
  • palmer hang grasp
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5 months old fine motor skills

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  • able to grasp objects voluntarily

- takes objects directly to mouth

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6 months old fine motor skills

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-holds bottle

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7 months old fine motor skills

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-transfers objects from one hand to the other

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8 months fine motor skills

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  • retains 2 cubes

- reaches for toys

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9 months old fine motor skills

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-uses thumb and index finger in crude pincer grasp

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12 months fine motor skills

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-attempts to build two-block tower

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4 months old gross motor skills

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-gains head control ; has almost no head lag when pulled to sitting position

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5 months old gross motor skills

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-can turn over from abdomen to back

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6 months old gross motor skills

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-rolls from back to abdomen

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7 months old gross motor skills

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  • sits, leaning forward on both hands

- bears full weight on feet

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8 months old gross motor skills

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-sits steadily unsupported

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9 months old gross motor skills

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  • pulls self to standing position and stands holding on to furniture
  • creeps on hands and knees
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11 months old gross motor skills

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-cruises or walks holding on to furniture or with both hands held

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12 months old gross motor skills

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-walks with one hand held

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Separation anxiety vs Stranger fear

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Separation anxiety begins to develop between 4 and 8 months old

Stranger fear develops between 6 and 8 months old

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Landau reflex

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When held in a prone position the baby will lift his head and extend his legs

Appears between 6-8 months

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Parachute reflex

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A protective response to falling , when a baby puts their hands out to brace for a fall

Appears at 7-9 months old

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Name the 4 reflexes that disappear between 3-4 months of age

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Rooting
Tonic neck
Moro or startle
Palmar grasp

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When does the dance or step reflex disappear

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Between 3-4 weeks

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Babinski reflex response

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Toes should fan out until the baby starts walking

Toes should flex after starting to walk

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Top 5 reasons of infant mortality

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1 congenital anomalies

2 low birth weight

3 maternal complications

4 SIDS

5 accidents

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Define newborn vs infancy

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Newborn is the first month of life (28 days)

Infancy is the entire first year of life

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What 3 ways does growth and development occur

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1 cephalocaudal (head to toe)

2 proximodistal (near to far)

3 differentiation (simple to complex)

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Normal โค๏ธ rates from newborn to 2yrs

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Newborn

Awake: 100-180
Sleeping: 80-160

1wk to 3mo

Awake: 100-220
Sleeping: 80-200

3mo to 2yr

Awake: 80-150
Sleeping: 70-120

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Weight gain during infancy

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Birth weight doubled at 6 months

Birth weight tripled by 1 year of age

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Height change during infancy

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Height increases 1 inch per month during the first 6 months

Birth length increases by 50% by 1 year

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Head circumference during infancy

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Increases 2cm per month for first 3 months

1cm per month from 4 to 6 months

0.5cm monthly growth for last 6 months

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When assessing development and growth always correct for

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Prematurity

Greater than 2 weeks ; less than 2 years

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Thumb sucking/pacifier

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Peaks at 18 - 20 months

Occurs most often when hungry or tired

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Malocclusion

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Abnormal alignment of the upper and lower teeth

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Use of acetaminophen or ibuprofen during teething

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Can be given for no more than 3 days

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Which deciduous teeth are the first to erupt

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Lower central incisors , appear at approximately 6 to 10 months