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Head grows fastest in...


(age group)

Infants

Trunk grows fastest in...


(age group)

Toddler-Pre School

Limbs grow fastest in..


(age group)

school age

Trunk/Gonads grow fastest in...


(age group)

Adolescent

length measured during which years

0-36 months

height is measured during which years

2-18 years

length vs. height

length is lying down, height is standing

Weight should double by...

6 months

weight should triple by...

one year

Underweight BMI

<5%

overweight BMI

85%-95%

Obese BMI

>95%

At what age do you start to measure BMI

2 years

Average birth length

20 inches

Rate of growth in first year

10 inches

rate of growth second year

5 inches

rate of growth year 3-puberty

2.5 inches/year

Birth length doubles at what age

4 years


(40 inches at 4 years old)

Half adult height at what age

2 years

instinctual smile

2 months

social smile

3 months

laughs

4 months

stranger anxiety

4-6 months

peek-a-boo

7-9 months

imitates expression

7-9 months

claps hands

10-12 months

waves bye-bye

10-12 months

begins babble

3 months

continuous babble/in response to sound


(conversation)

6 months

understand cause and effect

7-9 months

Number of words at 12 months

5 words

can identify objects

10-12 months

lifts head

2 months

posterior fontanel closes

2 months

eyes can track 180 degrees

3 months

rakes objects

4 months

rolling from stomach to back

4 months

rolling from back to stomach

5-6 months

transfers object hand to hand

5-6 months

sits with support

5-6 months

pushes up on hands and rocks back and forth

5-6 months

sits without support

8 months

pincer grasp

9 months

crawling

6-9 months

stands holding on

9 months

pulls self to stand

10-12 months

crusing

10-12 months

walk with support

10-12 months

solitary play


(age group)

infants

reflexes disapper

4 months

rooting reflex

stroke cheek and face will turn toward direction and begin to suck

moro reflex

startle with loud noise or sudden movement- extends limb and spread fingers, then retract

tonic neck reflex

(fencing) supine with head turned to one side, flexes arm and leg on opposite side

Babinski reflex

stroke sole of foot causes toes to hyperextend (disappears at age 2)

first tooth appears at what age

6 months

20 baby teeth at what age

3 years

lose first tooth at what age

6 years

Max amount of formula each day

30oz

supplement starting at birth

Vitamin D

supplement starting at 4 months

iron- infants carry iron supply from utero until 6 months



*no need to supplement formula- only breastmilk

introduce solid food at...

4 months EARLIEST


6 moths PREFERRED

introduce "sippy cup"

6 months

order of introducing solid food

rice cereal


other cereal


yellow/green veggies


non-citrus fruit


citrus fruit

sleeps through the night at..

5-6 months

Water temp max in house

120 degrees

drowning risk in infants

bath tubs

SIDS risk ages

0-6 months



BACK to sleep

separation anxiety highest in which age group

toddler

number of words at 18 months

50 words

number of words at 24 months

400 words

anterior fontanel closes at...

12-18 months

able to walk at...

12-16 months

interest in toilet training begins

18-24 months

bladder reaches adult functioning- start potty training at...

24 months EARLIEST

climbs stairs

21 months

day time dryness (toilet training)

2-3 years

night time dryness (toilet training)

3-5 years

solitary play (age)

12-18 months

parallel play (age)

18 months-3 years

dental visits start at what age

1 year

change from formula to whole milk at age..

12 months- should be eating table food for iron

picky eater age group....

toddlers

naps stop at what age...

3 years

drowning risk for toddler

open buckets


toilets

how long is time out

1 min/ year of age

lead screening questionnaire starting at age..

6 months

encourage parental presence in hospital for which age group

toddler

Egocentric age group

toddler

magical thinking age group


(thoughts affect events)


(hospital as punishment)

pre-school

sharing and taking turns start in which age group

pre-school

age group of fears body integrity


(bandaids allay fear of losing blood)

pre-school

rides tricycle (age)

3 years

throws ball overhead (age)

4 years

dresses self well (age)

5 years

imaginary play mate age group

pre-school - should resolve by school aged

define imaginative play

"pretending"

define imaginative play

"dress-up"

drowning risk for pre-school

swimming pools - ungated

sticker charts and positive reinforcement age group

pre-school

test visual acuity with LEA symbol or Allen figure (Age group)

pre-school - recognizes numbers and letters but not which is which

allow to play with equipment in hospital (age group)

pre-school

demonstrate procedures on a doll to decrease anxiety for which age group

pre-school

develop friendships (age group)

school aged

ages for when they sense of right and wrong

6-9 years

ages for when they see "shade of gray"

10-12

vision matures (age)

6 years

group that plays games by rules, but cheats often

school age

order of female puberty + year

breast development - 10yr


pubic hair - 11yr


height spurt - 12yr


menarche - 13yr

order of male puberty + year

testicular enlargement - 11yr


pubic hair - 12yr


height spurt - 13yr

how many teeth lost/year (and replaced)

4 teeth per year lost and replaced until age 12

milk max for school age kids

2-3 cups/day

drowning risk school age

fast moving water


enter pool head first

Sloan letter chart to test vision at what age

6 years and older - knows their alphabet now

explain hospital procedures to which age group

school age

intense interest in peer group (age group)

adolescent

rapid increase in height and weight (age group)

adolescent

4 areas to note for adolescent safety

motor vehicle accidents


sexual activity


drugs/alcohol


suicide

provide privacy and respect modesty to which age group

adolescent

promote peer visits in hospital (age group)

adolescent

abstract thoughts appear in which age group

adolescent