Milestones, Screening & Vaccinations Flashcards

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what is the purpose of screening children?

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  • check milestones
  • check vaccination
  • deliver health promotion
  • target supervision & interventions to risk groups
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what milestones are reached at 1 month?

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  • able to raise head from surface when lying on tummy
  • pays attention to someone’s face
  • moves arms & legs energetically
  • likes to be held/rocked
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what milestones are reached at 2 months?

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  • smiles and coos
  • rolls part way to side when lying on back
  • grunts & sighs
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what milestones are reached at 3 months?

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  • eyes follow a moving object
  • able to hold head erect
  • grasps objects when placed in their hand
  • babbles
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what milestones are reached at 4 months?

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  • holds a rattle for extended period of time
  • laughs out loud
  • sits supported for short spells
  • recognises bottle & familiar faces
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what milestones are reached at 5 months?

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  • reaches for & holds objects
  • stands firmly when help
  • stretches out arms to be picked up
  • likes to play peek a boo
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what milestones are reached at 6 months?

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  • turns over from back to stomach
  • turns towards sounds
  • sits with a little suppport
  • listens to own voice
  • crows & squeals
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what milestones are reached at 7 months?

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  • can transfer objects between hands
  • can sit for a few minutes without support
  • pats and smiles at image in mirror
  • creeps
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what milestones are reached at 8 months?

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  • can sit steadily for about 5 mins
  • crawls on hands & knees
  • grasps things with thumb & first 2 fingers
  • likes to be near parent
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what milestones are reached at 9 months?

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  • says mama / dada
  • responds to name
  • can stand for a short period of time
  • able to hit objects together
  • copies sounds
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what milestones are reached at 10 months?

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  • able to pull self up while holding something
  • can drink from a cup when held
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what milestones are reached at 11 months?

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  • can walk holding onto things
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what milestones are reached at 12 months?

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  • waves bye
  • can walk with one hand held
  • says 2 words beside mama/dada
  • enjoys some solids
  • finger feeds
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what milestones are reached at 15 months?

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  • walking
  • shows desires by pointing
  • scribbles on paper
  • begins using spoon
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what milestones are reached at 18 months?

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  • can build block tower
  • likes to climb
  • can say 6 words
  • drinks from cup
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what milestones are reached at 2 years?

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  • able to run
  • walks up & down stairs with alternating feet
  • says about 50 words
  • sometimes uses 2 word sentences
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what milestones are reached at 3 years?

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  • knows gender
  • dresses self
  • can follow 2 commands
  • knows body parts
  • jumping
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Q

what milestones are reached at 4 years?

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  • wash hands and face without help
  • can stand on 1 foot
  • can catch tossed ball
19
Q

what milestones are reached at 5 years?

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  • can follow 3 commands
  • can skip
20
Q

Why are children vaccinated?

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  • prevention of infectious diseases
  • reduce/eliminate infection disease from community via herd immunity
21
Q

examples of vaccines available?

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  • tetanus
  • typhoid
  • polio
  • measles
  • mumps
  • rubella
22
Q

why might people refuse childhood immunisation?

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  • religious / philosophical grounds
  • prevent ‘painful assault’ on child
  • benefits don’t outweigh risks