Pediatrics Flashcards
When do the posterior fontanels close on an infant?
6 to 8 weeks
When do the anterior fontanels close on an infant?
12 to 18 months of age
How can you estimate how many teeth a child under 2 has?
Age in months - 6 =Estimate of teeth
Newborns may loose up to _____% of birth weight by 3/4 days old. This birth weight is reattained by _____ weeks of age.
10%
Reattained by 2 weeks of age
When does birth weight double?
5 months
When does birth weight triple?
12 months
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 1 month old have?
Gross: Demonstrates head lag
Fine: Strong grasp reflex
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 2 months old have?
Gross: Lifts head off mattress when prone
Fine: holds hands in an open position, grasp reflex disappears
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 3-months-old have?s
Gross: When in prone position, will raise head and shoulders, slight head lag, bears weight on forearms
Fine: No grasp reflex, actively holds rattle, keeps hands loosely open
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 4-months-old have?
Gross: Rolls from back to side
Fine: Holds object in both hands
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 6 months old have?
Gross: Rolls from back to front
Fine: Holds bottle, Picks up object if dropped
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 5-months-old have?
Gross: Rolls from front to back
Fine: Able to grasp objects voluntarily, takes objects directly to mouth
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 7-month-old have?
Gross: Bears full weight on feet, sits, leaning forwards on both hands
Fine: Moves objects from hand to had
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 8-months-old have?
Gross: Sits unsupported
Fine: Uses thumb and index finger in crude pincer grasp
Gross/Fine Motor Skills:
What gross and fine motor skills does an infant 9-months-old have?
Gross: Creeps on hands and knees instead of crawling, pulls to a standing position
Fine: Pincer grasp is more precise
High risk of choking at this age