key points for infants Flashcards

1
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preterm

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> 34wks

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2
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LATE PRETERM

A

34-36WKS

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3
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TERM

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37-42WKS

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4
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POSTTERM

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> 42WKS

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5
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EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT

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> 1000G

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VERY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT

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> 1500G

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LOW BIRTH WEIGHT

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> 2500G

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NORMAL BRITH WEIGHT

A

> OR = 2500G

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9
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SGA

A

> 10th percentile

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10
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AGA

A

10-90TH PERCENTILE

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11
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LGA

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> 90TH PERCENTILE

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12
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LGA PROBLEMS

A

HYPOGLYCEMIA

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13
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PRETERM AGA

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  • PRONE TO RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
  • APNEA
  • PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS LEFT TO RIGHT SHUNT
  • INFECTION
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14
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PRETERM SGA

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  • ASPHYXIA
  • HYPOGLYCEMIA
  • HYPOCALCEMIA
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15
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FONTANELS AND WHEN THEY CLOSE

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Anterior fontanel: front (4-6cm closes by 4-26 months)

Posterior fontanel: back (1-2cm closes by 2months)

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16
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state regulation

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self consoling

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17
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Jaundice

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  • Infant jaundice occurs because the baby’s blood contains an excess of bilirubin.
  • Infant jaundice usually occurs because a baby’s liver isn’t mature enough to get rid of bilirubin in the bloodstream
  • severe infant jaundice or inadequately treated jaundice may cause brain damage.
18
Q

when does weight triple for infant

A

by 1 years old

19
Q

when does height increase by 50%

A

by 1 years old

20
Q

Developmental Milestone: Birth

A

physical: moves all extremity’s
cognitive/language: Responds to sound
social/emotional: calmed by feeding

21
Q

Developmental Milestone: 1 month

A

Physical:fixes/follows, head control
Cognitive/language: Responds to sound
Social/emotional:social smile, recognizes parents

22
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Developmental Milestone: 2 month

A

Physical: fixes/follows, head control

Cognitive/language: Responds to sound, Squeals Social/emotional: smiles, regards face

23
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Developmental Milestone: 3 months

A

physical: rolls over, grasps rattle
cognitive/language: imitates speech sounds
social/emotional: works for toy

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Developmental Milestone: 4 months

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physical: rolls over, grasps rattle cognitive/language: imitates speech sounds social/emotional: works for toy, feeds self

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Developmental Milestone: 5 months
physical: rolls over, grasps rattle, sits | cognitive/language: imitates speech sounds social/emotional: works for toy, feeds self
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Developmental Milestone: 6 months
physical: sits, thumb-finger grasp cognitive/language: Dada/mama specific social/emotional: feeds self
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Developmental Milestone: 7 months
physical: pulls to stand cognitive/language: social/emotional:indicates wants
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Developmental Milestone: 8 months
physical: pulls to stand cognitive/language: dada/mama social/emotional: indicates wants
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Developmental Milestone: 9 months
physical: crawls cognitive/language: social/emotional:
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Developmental Milestone: 10 months
physical:crawls- stands cognitive/language:2 words social/emotional:imitates activites
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Developmental Milestone: 11 months
physical: stands cognitive/language:2-3words social/emotional:uses spoon
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Developmental Milestone: 12 months
physical: walks cognitive/language: 3 words social/emotional: uses spoon
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tips for examining Infant
- stay in moms or dads lap - give toy for distraction - speak softly - save mouth and ear for last
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chvosteks sign
percuss cheek to check. positive sign produces facial grimacing caused by repeated contractions of facial muscle. present in some metabolic disorders
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strabismus
persisting beyond 3 motnhs may indicate ocular motor weakness
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nystagmus
my indicate poor vision or central nervous system disease if persistent past a couple days
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red reflex
if white seen can be sign of retinoblastomo
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Respiratory rate
60 normal in birth to 2 months 50 normal in 2 months to 12 years
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teeth
one each month for between 6- 26 months 20 primary
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Heart rate Birth - 1 month
average 140 range 90-190
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Heart rate 1-6 month
average 130 range 80-180
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Heart rate 6-12 month
average 115 range 75-155