T1 - Infants (Josh) Flashcards
When does the infant double and triple in weight?
double = 6 mths
triple = 12 mths
When do the fontanels close?
Anterior = 12-18 mths
Posterior = 6-8 wks
What is the normal temp of an infant?
3-6 mths: 37.5 (99.5)
1 yr: 37.7 (99.9)
What is the normal HR of an infant?
Newborn: 80-180
1 wk - 3 mths: 80-220
3 mths - 2 yrs: 70-150
What is the normal RR of an infant?
30-35/min
What is the normal BP of an infant?
65/40 - 80/50
What is Freud’s stage of psychosocial development for an infant?
Oral
- mouth sucking and swallowing stage
- libido is centered in baby’s mouth
What is Piaget’s stage of Cognitive Development for an infant?
Sensorimotor (birth - 24 mths)
- progress from reflexive to simple repetitive to imitative activities
What are the three important cognitive tasks of infancy according to Piaget?
Separation
Object Permanence
Mental Representation
What is Erikson’s phase of psychosocial development during infancy?
Trust v. Mistrust
What is object permanence?
the process by which infants know that an object still exists when out of view
What is narcissism?
excessive or erotic interest in oneself and one’s physical appearance
What type of play do infants engage in?
solitary play
- will not interact w/ other children during play
At what age do infants:
- roll over
- sit alone
- walk
- gain head control
- roll over = 4 mths
- sit alone = 8 mths
- walk = 11 mths
- gain head control = 4-6 mths
When does the first tooth erupt?
6-8 mths
When can the infant say several works and understand their meaning?
they can say 3-5 words and comprehend ‘No’ by age 1
When does stranger and separation anxiety occur in an infant?
4-8 mths
When should an infant receive solid foods?
4-6 mths
In what order should solid foods be introduced?
- Veggies (Fruits) = 6-8 mths
- Citrus Fruits, Meat, Eggs = after 6 mths
- table foods that are cooked, chopped, nonseasoned = 9 mths
New foods should be introduced —– at a time over a —– period.
one
4-7 day
What are the leading cause of accidents in infancy?
falls
ingestion injuries (poisons, meds)
burns