Week 1: Perspectives Of Pediatic Nursing Flashcards
What is the major goal of pediatric nursing?
to improve the quality of health care for all children
When do children develop eating habits?
first 3 years of life
What are the 4 categories of concern in social issues that decrease quality of life?
physical & environmental
-variations in emotional/ behavioral dev.
-behaviors affecting physical risk
-severe behavioral deviations
What are the two portions of family-centered care?
Enabling
Empowerment
Enabling?
current abilities/ competencies
acquire new abilities as needed.
Empowerment:
allowing the family to maintain a sense of control
foster families abilities and strength
Benefits of Family Centered care/
greater feelings of confidence, cost of care lowers, family dependence on provider lowers
Atraumatic Care:
minimize or eliminate distress (psychologic/physical)
-minimize separation, sense of control, prevent pain
Anticipatory care:
preparing families for normal developmental changes
What is a family?
whatever a person considers it to be, none are “typical”
Prenatal period:
embryonic Conception
-Fetus (9weeks-birth)
-Infancy (Neonate=birth-28 days, Infant= 28 days-1yr)
-Early Childhood (toddler= 1-3 years, preschooler=3-6 years)
-Middle childhood (school age=6-12 years)
-Later childhood (adolescent 12-24 yrs)
Predictable patterns of Development:
Continuous, orderly, progressive
Cephalocaudal
head -to-tail
Proximodistal
near-to-far
Differentiation
simple to complex
Growth:
increased size and weight of the whole or any of its parts
Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development:
Trust vs. Mistrust (birth- 1 year)
Autonomy vs. Shame (1-3 years)
Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6 years)
Industry vs. inferiority (6-12 years)
Identity vs. Role Confusion (12-18 years)
Piaget’s Cognitive Dev.
Sensorimotor: (birth-2 years)
Preoperational: (2-7 years egocentrism)
Concrete Operational: (7-11 years, thoughts more logical)
Formal Operational: (11-15 years, more abstract thinking)
What do children learn through play?
-what adults are unable to teach them, how to deal with objects, time, space, structure, and people. About themselves
Content of Play:
-social affective play
-sense-pleasure play
-skill play
-unoccupied behavior
-pretend play
-games
Social Character of Play:
-onlooker
-solitary
-parallel
-associative
-cooperative