paediatric development 1 Flashcards

weight and height reflexes

1
Q

how does the child’s weight progress in the first 2 years

A
  1. Weight loss in first few days: 5%-10% of birth weight
2. Return to birth weight: 
7-10 days of age

3.Double birth weight: 
4-5 mo

4.Triple birth weight: 1 yr
5.Quadruple birth weight: 
2 yr
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2
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average paediatric weight

A

3.5 kg at birth
10 kg at 1 yr
20 kg at 5 yr
30 kg at 10 yr

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3
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average paediatric weight at birth

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3.5 kg

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4
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Daily weight gain:

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20-30 g for first 3-4 mo

15-20 g for rest of the first yr

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5
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average annual weight gain in baby’s

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1st year: triple weight

after 3 years: 2kg per year

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6
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paediatric height averages

A

20 inches at birth,

30 inches at 1 yr

3 ft tall at 3 yr

40 inch tall (double birth length) At 4 yr

2-3 inches 4 yr - puberty

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7
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paediatric growth class

A

birth - 50 cm

1st year- 25cm growth

2nd year- 13 cm growth

3yo- puberty: 6cm / year

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8
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male and female growth at puberty

A

boys: 15 cm
girls: 10 cm

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9
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paediatric height formula

A

(height at 1 yr + age) x 6

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10
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average paediatric head circumference

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at birth: 35 cm / 13.5 inches

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11
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how does the head circumference increase

A

1 cm/mo for first yr

2 cm/mo for first 3 mo, then slower);

10 cm for rest of life

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12
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mandatory newborn reflexes assessment includes:

A

moro reflex

rooting reflex

sucking reflex

grasp reflex

asymmetric tonic neck reflex

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13
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what is the reflex of moro

A

allow the infant head to move back suddenly (from a few inches off the
crib mattress).

response: abduction and raised arms

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14
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what is the rooting reflex

A

touch corner of the infants mouth,

response: lowering of the lower lip of the touched side and with tongue movement toward the stimulus. ]

The face may turn to the stimulus.

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15
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what is the suckling reflex

A

object placed in the newborns mouth.

response:
vigorous sucking.

The sucking reflex is replaced later by voluntary sucking only.

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16
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what is the palmar grasp reflex

A

place object/ finger onto infants palm (palmar grasp) or sole (plantar grasp).

response: flexing fingers or curling the toes.

17
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what is the asymmetric tonic neck reflex

A

place infant supine and turn the head to the side

response: ipsilateral extension of the arm and the leg into a “fencing” position.

contralateral side
flexes as well.

18
Q

which paed reflexes dissapear by 4-6 mo

A

moro and rooting reflex

19
Q

which paed reflex dissapears at 3-4mo

A

grasp reflex

20
Q

which reflex dissapears at 2-3 mo

A

assymetric