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Rolls over from prone to supine position
7 months
Sits without supports
6 months
Pulls self to standing position
10 months
creeps or crawls
10 months
Walks alone
15 months
Climbs on furniture
24 months
Walks up stairs, one step at a time
24 months
Rides Tricycle
36 months
Babbles speech-like sounds, including, p,b, and m
3-4 months
says 1 to 2 words like "mama" "dada" "bye bye"
12 months
Increases words each month, 2 word combinations. ex: where baby?
1-2 years
Uses 2-3 word sentences, lg vocab, speech understood by family members
2-3 yrs
Sentences may have 4 or more words, speech understood by most people
3-4 years
Says most sounds correctly except a few. tells stories and uses same grammar as rest of family
4-5 years
Stands w/out supports briefly
12 months
walkes alone well
15 months
walks backwards
2 years
balances on 1 foot for 5 seconds
4 years
hops on 1 foot, heel-toe walking
5 years
heel-toe walking backward
6 years
Transfers objects between hands
5-6 months
Thumb finger pincer grasp
10 months
Feeds self with spoon
15 months
Scribbles with crayon or pencil
18 months
Builds two-block twoer
18 months
Builds six-block tower
24 month
Visual milestones for:
Neonate-1 month
-alrertness to light and visual stimuli presented 8-12 in from eyes
-follows objects:
60' hprizontally
30' vertically

-blinks at approaching object
Visual milestones for:
2 months
follows person or objects for 180' 6 ft away

-smiles in response to faces

-raises head 30' from prone
Visual milestones for:
3 months
Tracks object through 180'

-regards own hand

-begins visual-motor coordinations
Visual milestones for:
4-5 months
-social smile

-reaches for a cube 12 in away

-notices a raisin 12 in away

-stares at own hand
Visual milestones for:
7-8 months
-reaches and grasps an object

-picks up raisin by raking

-transfers objects from hand to hand
Visual milestones for:
8-9 months
-pokes at holes in a peg board

-well developed pincer grasp

-crawls

-uncover toy after seeing it hidden
Visual milestones for:
12-14 months
-stacks blocks

-places peg in a round hole

-stands and walks
Examination Sequence: >6 months

Distraction Aid:
-Flexible

-Head to toe

-abdomen when infant is relaxed

-Hips last

:cooing, clicking, cradeling
Examination Sequence: 6 months-1 year

Distraction aid
-Hands and feet first; then trunk last.

:toys
Examination Sequence: 1-3 years/Toddlers
Toe to head
-ears, eyes and mouth last
Examination: to decrease anxiety: Toddlers
-child in parents lap

-demostrate use of instruments
Examination: to decrease anxiety: 3-6 years/preschoolers
-let child touch instrument

distractions: count colors, name colors
When do you assess the child's willingness to serperate from parent for an examinations
3-6 years
Indicators for hearing loss
doesnt turn to sound?
4 months
Hearing loss:
babbles, then stops, and does not develop speech sounds after....?
6 months
Hearing loss: Young child: No speech by the age of...
2 years
Stepping dissapears at?
4-8 weeks
Visual: Neonate
Alertness to light and visual stimuli 8-12 in from eyes
Visual: 1 month
follows objects 60' horizontally, 30' vertically

blinks at approaching objects
In 1 week, infant loses___ of birth weight.

____reattains weight from birth

___weight gain each day after.
1/10

10 weeks

an oz
Length increase amount of a 1 month
1-1 1/2 in
head circum: 1 in
Posterior fontalle closes
2-3 months
smiles in response to faces
2 months
Visual Acuity: 2 months
follows object/person 6 ft away
Selection of Daycare
2 months
Palmer dissapears
3 months
Bilateral swipes
3 months
Babbles; including p,b,m
3-4 months
Visual acuity for 3 months
-tracks object 180'
-regards own hands
-begins visual-motor coordination
Age to teach parents to remove posions out of reach, and install locks
4 months
Sits without support
6 months
bears weight on legs when held in standing position
6 months
____ must dissapear before infant cant turnover
tonic neck
______must dissapear before infant can crawl
moro
tonic neck dissapears?
6 months
moro reflex dissapears?
6 months
Holds bottles
6 months
Hearing impairment: Does not localize sound by this age
6-10 months
Transfers object from hand to hand
6 months
Needs child-parent interaction
6-9 months
bright/soft toys; toys to put in mouth or create sound
6-9 months
lower infant crib mattress
6 months
cover outlets, eletrical cords out of reach
6 months
HM: Discuss skin care;drooling is present

-need for fluoride
4 months
Discussion of early age dental caries if infant with teeth falls asleep with juice or milk in mouth
6 months
Emphazised need for constant supervision
12 months
Introduce meaning of "hot" and "no"
12 months
Discussion of countertop safetly
15 months
Disscussion of moving from crib to bed
18 months
Emphaize play equipment safetly and supervision
18 months
Discuess neds for activity/rest balance. changes in naptime
15 months
parent is primary coping rescource
9 months
Review of sex education
11-12yrs
Brings hands to eyes and mouth
end of 1st month
uses repeated speech (bababa, dadadada)
6 months
when pulled to siting, no head lag
6 months
Responds to name
9 months
___must dissapear before child begins to walk
plantar grasp.
Plantar grasp dissapears?
8 months
Crawls, creeps
10 months
pulls self to standing position
10 months
abd to back roller over
7 months
neat pincer grasp
8-9 months
6-8 decidious teeth
12 months
stacks blocks
12-14 months
Visual Acuity: 1-2 yrs
20/50
Criteria to change car seat forward
>20 pds
Anterior fontalle closes
12-18 months
Feeds self with spoon
15 months
Shakes head "no"
15 months
Shows affection
15 months
Aptitite slows down
15 months
builds 2 block tower
18 months
Temper tantrums
18 months
holographic speech
18 months
walks backwards
24 months
walks up stairs, one step at a time
24 months
climbs on furinuture
24 months
jumps in place
2 1/2 yrs
Weight quadruples at this time
2 1/2 yrs (30 months)
throws ball overhad
3 yrs
2-3 word setences
2-3 yrs
lg vocab, speech understood by family memebers
2-3 yrs
Primary dentention (20 teeth)
2 1/2 yrs
Worried sickness is their fault
toddlers
all decidious teeth
3 yrs
motor: balance
preschool
rides tricycle
3 yrs
hops on 1 foot; heel-toe walking
5 yrs
heel-toe walking backyward
6 yrs
Takes frustration out on parents or children
4 yrs
Take words literally ex: dye
3-6 yrs
Develops kinesthesia
3-5 yrs

:body position and movement
6-12 yrs: nursing interventions to reduce fears and anxiety
provide reassurances
heal-tow walking backwards
6 yrs
permanent teeth begin to appear
5-6 yrs
Age to implment medical play techniques
6-12 yrs/school age
Transition to seat belt
8-12 yrs and at least 4'9''
Tranisition to booster seat
>40 pds and 4-8 yrs
Growth spurt for girls
10 yrs
growth spurt for boys
13 ys
Age the child often regresses in hospitlization
6-12 yrs/school age
Teaching strategies for infant
prescences of parent or adult encourages learning
Knows cause and effect of illness
6-12 yrs/school age
knows how germs are spread
6-12 yrs/school age
Behavoir to pain: aggressive, lashes out
3-6 yrs/preschooler
can identifiy location and intestity of pain
preschool age 3-6yrs
do not understand what causes pain and why they might have pain
1-3 yrs/toddlers
may associate pain with feeling bad or angry
7-9yrs/school age
passive resistance/emotional withdrawl
7-9yrs/school age
Believe pain is a punishment
1-3 yrs/toddlers
Begin cleaning infants gums daily at this age?
2 months
Introduce cereal, fruit, veggies
6 months
introduce first foods, watching for allergies
4-6 months
introduction to protein
9 months
introduction to a cup for drinking
6 months
age of seperation anxiety
6-12 months
age of stranger anxiety
first 6 months
age of seperation anxiety
6-12 months
age of stranger anxiety
first 6 months
Vision screening test: 1 month
follow objects, red reflex
Vision screening test: 4 months
cover-uncover test fo strabismus
Vision screening test: 6 months
ability to follow objects bilaterally; corneal light reflux
Screen for lead exposure or anemia at this age
9 months
Physical: Special examination: 9 months
symmertry of movement
Physical: Special examination: 12 months
condition of teeth
Physical: Special examination: 6 months
muscle tone, extremities; appearance of first teeth, tympanic membrane, testicle descent for males
Infant immunizations: Hep B
1. Birth
2. 1-2 months
3rd. 6-12 months
Infant immunizations: Hep A
1st- 12 months
2nd- 18 months or at least 6 months after first dose
Diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis
2, 4, 6 months
haemophilus influenzae type b
2,4,6 months
third dose not needed if PRP-OMP (pedvax HIB or comvax) is used for primary series
inactiviated poliovirus
2,4, 6-18 months
pneumococcal
2,4,6 months
influenza
annually from 6 months of age
rotavirus
2,4, 6 months
Sleep cycle: ciradian rhythm
2-3 months
Age intrested in surroundings and toya
6 months
enjoys interactive games with parents
9 months
follows directions such as saying or wavying bye
12 months
hematocrit or hemoglobin screening
9-12 months