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| Physical changes that occur over time |
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| the process of adapting to one's enviroment over time |
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Biological
Cognitive
sociomotional |
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| Why may you see delay or regression? |
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| Growth from center of the body outwards |
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| when dealing with children how many patients do you have? |
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Neonatal
Infancy
Toddlerhood
Preschool |
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| Stages of growth an development we deal with? |
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| repeated developmental failures lead to ____ |
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| Repeated developmental successes leads to ______ |
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| Influencing factors of in well child |
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Forces of nature
External forces |
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things we have no control over
ex: heredity and temperment |
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Things we can control
Family
peer group
life experiences
nutrition |
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| Erik Erikson's psychosocial development |
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| what developmental theory are we using for well child? |
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| Erikson developmental stages |
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| for each stage during he eight periods of human life, there is an identified crisis/challengethat exist for healthy personality development. |
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| Erikson's stage dealing with trust and mistrust |
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- Trust vs. Mistrust
- Autonomy Vs. shame or guilt
- Initiative vs. Guilt
- Industry vs.Inferiority
- Intimacy vs. Isolation
- Generativity vs. Seld- absorption and stagnation
- Integrity vs. Despair
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| neonate drink formula how often? |
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Consistent caregiver
Cultural influences
Bonding needs
Health complications |
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| how often do neonates eliminate? |
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| Do research and try figure out why... DO NOT alarm parents |
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| if neonte doesn't use all 4 extremities what should you do? |
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Age 1 month - 1 year
Trust Vs. Mistrust |
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| increases risk for obesity and dental cavities |
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| why should infants avoid fruit juices, fruit flavored drink and soda? |
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| Car seat installed improperly |
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| Why are there injuries due to motor vehicle accidents in children |
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Ages 1-3 years
Autonomy Vs. Shame and Doubt
Self control and idenpendence
Self care activities
- Feeding
- walking
- potty time
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| To learn will power and self control |
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| What does learning autonomy accomplish for toddlers? |
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| Knowing something is there even if you can't see it |
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| Toddler burns off calories faster than he or she eats them |
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| how much milk should a toddler consume per day |
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| 1 tablespoon per year of each food |
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| How big of a porportion should a toddler have at meal times? |
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| What is the limit of 100% juice toddlers should have per day? |
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| child plays beside other children but not always with |
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| how long should toddlers have unstructured play per day minimum? |
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| put a gate at Top and bottom of stairs |
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| what should you do to secure stairs to prevent falls in children? |
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ages 3-6 years
initiative Vs. guilt
Highly imaginative
Explorative
Developing super ego
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Causes behavior delays
and
they have feelings of frustration |
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| What happens when you put limitations on exploration with preschoolers? |
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| By the time they go to kindergarten |
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| When do preschoolers learn to tie their shoes |
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| Associative and dramatic play |
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| What kinda of play do preschoolers use? |
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1800 Calories
8-12 oz of fruit juice |
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| How many calories should preschoolers have per day? and the limit for fruit juice per day? |
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| child wakes up from a scary dream is considered..... |
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| When a child is having a scary dream and doesn't wake up is ? |
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Trust vs. Mistrust
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Iniciative vs. Guilt
Industry Vs. Inferiority
Identity vs. Role confusion
Intamacy vs. Isolation
Generativity vs. Self-Absorption and Stagnation
Integrity versus Despair |
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| What are Erikson's stages of development? |
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| The ability to trust others |
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| Autonomy vs. shame and doubt |
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Erikson's stage that deals with
self control and independence |
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| Erikson's stage that if passed through successfully ends in direction and purpose |
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