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Principles And Normal Growth And Development Flashcards

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Strict parenting style with inflexible rules and little communication with child

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Authoritarian

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The ideal parenting style with flexible rules and open communication with the child

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Authoritative

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Parenting style with minimal rules (little control) and lots of warmth; parent might consider their child as more of a friend

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Permissive

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Parenting style with minimal rules and communication creating a more neglectful environment

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Indifferent/passive

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From birth to age 2, children are at high risk for _________ based on piagets sensorimotor stage of cognitive development

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Choking

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Examples of foods that are choking hazards for children

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Anything round or requiring lots of mastication: hot dogs (cut into quarters), nuts/seeds, chunks of meat or cheese, peanut butter, raw vegetables, whole grapes, hard or sticky candy, popcorn, chewing gum

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S/S of choking in the pediatric population

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Wheezing, stridor (high-pitched gasp), coughing, dyspnea, clutching of neck with hands, inability to speak, cyanosis

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Interventions for choking for children less than one year old

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Back blows and chest thrusts

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Interventions for choking for children over the age of one year

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Abdominal thrusts

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If a child is choking and becomes unconscious, perform _____

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CPR

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Multiple injuries in different phases of healing, bruises (cheek, neck, genitals, buttocks, back), bruises in shape of causative object, burns in the shape of an object/immersion burn, and spiral fractures are examples of

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Physical abuse

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Signs of shaken-baby syndrome, a type of physical abuse

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Poor feeding, irritability, lethargy, vomiting, seizures, periods of apnea, retinal hemorrhage

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Extreme behavior and delayed physical/emotional development are signs of

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Emotional abuse

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Difficulty walking or sitting, advanced understanding or sexual behavior for age, STIs, frequent UTIs, and new onset nocturnal enuresis (bed-wetting at night) are signs of

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Sexual abuse

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Frequent absences from school, begging for food or stealing, unclean clothes, excessive body odor, poor dental health, and inappropriate attire for weather are signs of

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Neglect

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A child less than the ___th percentile or greater than the ___th percentile needs further investigation

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5; 95

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Normal temperature for infants and children

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97.4-99.6 F (36.3-37.6. C)

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Normal pulse range for infants and children

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Infants: 100-160 bpm
Children 70-120 bpm

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Normal respirations for infants and children

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Infants: 30-60 breaths/min
Children: 20-30 breaths/min

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Normal blood pressure in infants and children

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Infants: 65-90/45-65
Children: 90-110/55-75

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The FLACC scale is used for children between the ages of 2 months and 7 years and assesses

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Face, legs, activity, cry, consolability

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The faces scale is compromised of 6 drawings of faces to rate pain from a scale of 0 to 5 and is used in children greater than or equal to ___ years old

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3

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The numeric pain scale can be used for children greater than or equal to ___ years old

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8

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24
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The only vaccination given at birth is

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HBV

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There are three shots given for HBV. When are these shots given?

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At birth, two months of age, and 6 months of age

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MMR and varicella aren’t given until children are at least ___ months of age

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12

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Season influenza vaccine should be given beginning at ___ months of age

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6

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Age groups for meningococcal vaccine

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11-12; 16 years of age

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HPV vaccine is given ideally around 11-12 years old and helps to prevent

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Cancer

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Contraindications for live virus vaccines

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Children less than 1 year old, immunocompromised or pregnant patients

31
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Contraindication for HBV and HPV vaccine

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Yeast allergy

32
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Contraindication for rotavirus vaccine

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History of intussusception

33
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An allergy to streptomycin, polymyxin B, or neomycin is contraindicated for receiving which vaccine?

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Polio vaccine

34
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_________ allergy is a contraindication of MMR and varicella vaccination

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Neomycin

35
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Vaccination site for children less than 12 months of age

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Vastus lateralis

36
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It isn’t until the age of ___ that children begin to understand the permanence of death

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6

37
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Preschooler concept of death

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May view death as temporary, may believe their thoughts or actions caused the death, may exhibit behaviors of regression

38
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How should the nurse instruct a parent to measure liquid medication for their child?

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With a calibrated measurement device and at eye-level

39
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An infant should double their birth weight by the time they are ___-___ months old

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4-6

40
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At one year old, the infant should have _________ their birth weight

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Tripled

41
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Closure of posterior fontanel

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6-8 weeks

42
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Closure of anterior fontanel

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12-18 months

43
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When does an infant first erupt their first tooth?

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6 months (starting with bottom teeth first)

44
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All baby teeth should be grown in by age ___

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3

45
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Infants should have head control by ___ months of age

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4

46
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An infant should be able to sit up unsupported by ___ months of age

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8

47
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Between 8-10 months, infants begin to

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Crawl/creep

48
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An infant should be able to pull to a standing position or sitting position by ___ months of age

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10

49
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Between ___-___ months, infants should be able to stand alone and sit down from standing

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10-12

50
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Between ___-___ months, infants should be able to hold a bottle

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4-6

51
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The pincer grasp develops between ___-___ months

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8-10

52
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The nurse should educate new parents to avoid supplemental water until the infant is at least ___ months of age

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6

53
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Honey and milk should not be given to infants until what age?

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1 year

54
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Solids can be introduced between ___-___ months

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4-6

55
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What is one of the first foods infants should receive?

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Iron-fortified rice cereal

56
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Infant sleep safety (ABC)

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Alone, on Back, in Crib

57
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Vaccinations through infancy

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Birth: vitamin K, HBV
2 months: HBV, DTaP, Rotavirus, HIB, IPV (Polio), PCV (pneumonia) (remember: B Dr. HIP)
4 months: DTaP, Rotavirus, HIB, IPV, PCV (remember: Dr HIP)
6 months: same as 2 months (Dr. HIP) in addition to seasonal flu shot

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Toddlers should be able to walk without help by ___ months

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15

59
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By ___ years old, toddlers should be able to kick a ball

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2

60
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Toddler (ages 1-3) vaccinations

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6-18 mo: HBV (third dose), IPV
12-15 mo: MMR, varicella
12-23 mo: HAV
15-18 mo: DTaP
1-3 yr: seasonal influenza vaccine annually

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What type of play do infants engage in?

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Solitary

62
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What type of play do toddlers engage in?

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Parallel

63
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By age ___, preschoolers should be able to use scissors

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4

64
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What kind of play do preschoolers engage in?

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Associative

65
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What are all the vaccines a preschoolers ages 4-6 should receive?

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Varicella, DTaP, IPV, MMR

66
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What kind of play do school-age children engage in?

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Cooperative

67
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School-age vaccinations

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Annual flu shot, TdaP, meningitis, HPV (2 doses)

68
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Around what age do a child’s permanent teeth erupt?

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Approximately 6 years old

69
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Growth spurt timing for girls in adolescence

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9.5-14.5 years old

70
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Growth spurt timing for boys in adolescence

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10.5-16 years old

71
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What is the first maturational change in girls?

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Development of breast buds

72
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What is the first maturational change in boys?

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Testicular enlargement

73
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The belief of invincibility in adolescents places this population at risk for

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Injury

74
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Adolescent vaccinations

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Season flu vaccine, meningitis shot (2nd dose at 16), meningitis B (between 16-18 years old)

NCLEX: Pediatric (11 decks)

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