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| Birth weight doubles by 6 months |
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| Birth lenght increases by 50% |
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| Posterior fontanel clases |
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| Moro reflex disappears around |
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| Say few words in addition to |
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| mama or dadda at 12 months |
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| Toys for hospitalized infants include |
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| mobiles, rattles, squeaking toys, pciture books, balls, colored blocks, and acitivity boxes |
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| When does birth lenght double? |
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| When does the child sit unsupported |
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| When does the child achieve 50 % of adult height? |
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| When does a child throw a ball overhand ? |
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| When does the child speak two ot three word sentence? |
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| When does a child use scissors? |
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| When does a child tie his or her shoes |
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| Girl growth spurt during adolescence begins earlier than |
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| a boys at 10 years of age |
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| Temper tantrums are common |
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| Rebelion against family values |
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Toddler (1-3)
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| 1-3 years. Growth velocity |
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| feeds self with spoon and cup at |
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| can usually be started at 2 years |
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| three to four sentences are spoken |
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| Own first and last name can be stated by |
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| Expect regresion in hospitalization |
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| Toys for hospitalized toddler include |
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| board and mallet, push-pull toys, toy telephones, stuffed animals, and storybooks with pictures. take to hospital playroom, mobiltiy is very important |
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| Toddler are learning name of bodie part and |
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| concerned about their bodies |
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| Each year a child gains about |
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| 5 pounds and grows 2 1/2 to 3 inches |
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| stands erect with more slender posture |
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| 3 - 5 learns colors shapes |
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| uses sentences of 5 -8 words |
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| 3-5 Y. thinking is egocentric |
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| 3-5 y. Learns sexual identity |
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| replaced by more independence at 5 years |
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| 3-5 years. simple explanations on procedures, with pictures. |
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| band-aid helpful to restore body integrity. let the child handle equipment or models |
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| 6-12 Y. Each eyar a child gains 4 -6 pounds |
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| 6-12 y. socialization became important |
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| 6-12 y. Fine and gross motor |
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| 6-12 y. Child learn cuase and effect |
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| and time. past, present and future |
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| 6-12. Important during hosp. to |
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| maintain contact with peer and school activities |
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| toys for school age include |
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| board games, card games, and hobbies: stamp collecting puzzles and video games |
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| AGE GROUPS CONCEPTS OF BODILY INJURY |
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INFANTS: after 6 m. cognitive development allow them to remeber pain
TODDLERS: they fear intrusive procedures
PRESCHOOLERS: they fear body mutilation
School age children: they fear loss of control of their bodies
Adolescents: their major concern is change in body image |
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| Adolescents in hospitalization |
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| they need to maintain contact with peers and school act. Consent from them is necessary for procedures. They need to have their own cloting, posters, and visitors. HERE AND NOW! |
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| Children as young as 5 years of age may be taugh |
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| 3 years olds are able to report the |
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| location of degree of pain |
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| Posterior fontanel closes |
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Ericson: Trust and Mistrust
Freud: Oral Stage
Piaget: sensorimotor stage
Kkohlber: egocentric orientation stage |
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| Posterior fontanel closes by |
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rattle
soft toys
Bright colors |
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push and pull
cloth books
surprise toys
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| Toddler 1 year to 3 years |
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Erikson: Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
Freud: anal-uretheral phase
Piaget: Sensorimotor state-preoperational stage. Preconceptual state
kohlberg: Preconventional morality level. |
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| anterior fontanel closes by |
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| Child is able to feed self by |
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Erikson: Initiative vs guilt
Freud: The phallic; gender differences
Piaget: Preoperational stage: intuitive, prelogical, magical thinking
Kohlberg: preconventional, obedience |
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Erikson: industry vs. Inferiority
Freud: latent stage
Piaget: concrete operational
Kohlberg: Conventional |
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| one half of adult height by 6 years |
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Erikson: identity vs Role Confunsion
Freud: Genital stage
Kolhberg: post conventional, social contract orientation, higher law and conscience, universal-ethical principle |
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| yearly. two doses given at least four weeks apart 6months- 8 years. If only one dose in 1st year should get 2 in following |
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12- 19-23 months
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| measles, mumps and rubella |
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| diphteria, tetanus, and pertussis |
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| Rating scale is recommended for persons age 3 years and older |
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behavior pain assessment scale for use in non-verbal patients unable to
provide reports of pain.
FACE, LEGS, ACTIVITY, CRY, CONSOLABILITY |
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Newborn 30-60
1 year 20-40
3 years 20-30
6 years 16-22
10 years 16-20
17 years 12-20 |
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Newborn 100-170 120
Infants- 2y 80-130 110
2-6 years 70-120 100
6-10 years 70-110 90
10-16 years 60-100 85 |
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