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issues that influence a growing child and family
safe daycare, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), and child maltreatment.
unexpected death of an infant that remains unexplained after complete postmortem exam, investigations, and review of case history.
SIDS
What is the cause of SIDS?
unknown. thought to be R/T a brain-stem abnormality in the regulation of cardiorespiratory control.
what is child maltreatment?
broad category used to encompass intentional abuse against a child.
3 main forms of child maltreatment.
child neglect, physical abuse, and sexual abuse.
what is child neglect?
depriving a child of basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and medical care.
what two factors are triggers in physical abuse?
crying and toilet training.
the use, persuasion, or coercion of any child to engage in sexually explicit conduct or any simulation of
sexual abuse
a measure of how a child compares to others the same age.
percentile
repetitive cycles of behaviors that help infants manage their new world.
rhythms
how many sleep-wake cycles and what are they?
two sleep states: deep and light sleep.
four awake cycles: drowsy, quiet, active alert, and crying.
period when REM occurs
active sleep.
independent and separate development of simple skills.
principle of hierarchical integration
different body systems grow at different rates
principle of the independence of systems
fontanel closes to palpation by ______ month.
4
at what age does a child begin to walk on their own?
12 months
at what age can a child reach for, grab, and hold onto an object?
by 6months
at what age does binocular vision occur?
14 weeks
T or F: infants can smell breast milk and differentiate between their mother's and others breast milk?
TRUE
biological protection of the brain when malnutrition temporarily affects body growth.
head-sparing
first two stages of sensorimotor intelligence involve what?
response to its own body
The ability to identify a stimulus that was previously experienced through one sense by using another sense.
cross-modal transference
at what age are the first words spoken?
10-14 months
one-word utterances that stand for an entire phrase.
holophrases
two words are combined into a single thought.
two-word combinations
speech patterns in which words not critical to the message are left out.
telegraphic speech
T or F: as vocabulary increases, the use of gestures decreases.
FALSE
patterns of arousal and emotionality that are consistent and enduring characteristics of an individual.
temperament
the three categories that describe the overall temperamnet of most children.
easy, difficult, and slow-to-warm.
response to an abrupt action or noise. arms fly outward and the fingers fan out to form a "C"
moro reflex