Ped Exam I

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Toddlers Psychosocial (13 mo -36 mo) is which Erickson Stage

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Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt

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Infant (Birth to 12 mo) is which Erickson Stage

Back 2

Trust vs Mistrust

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Sensorimotor (Piaget) is Birth to 18 mo (six stages only 4 infants)

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1: Primarily Reflexive to Voluntary Response, 2: Recognition of cause and effect 3: Action produces consistent response 4: Knows parents are separate from self.

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True or False A mother should used a Infa-feeder at 6mo of age

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False NO Infa Feeders

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I am a separate being, Name the Erickson Stage

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Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt (13mo – 36mo)

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Name is this Erickson stage, I run I am clumsy, parallel play, does not like strangers or sharing, I can cooperate

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Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt

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Pre-Operations Piaget (18-36mo), List three cognitive development stages

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Tranductive Reasoning (all Dads are Daddy’s), Irreversibility (can’t think it through), Not logical, Animism.. Walt Disney

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Positive Reinforcement is a key part of Preschool or Potty Training

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Potty Training

Front 9

Keep Toddlers Safe from which of the following, Falls, Burns, Ingestion, Drownings, Car pedestrian accidents, MVA

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ALL

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Preschool weight gain yearly

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4 ½ to 6 ½ lbs.

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Preschool height gain yearly

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2 -3 inches

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Preschool Psychosocial (3-5 years) is which Erickson Stage

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Initiative vs. Guilt

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I do not know a stranger, I am assertiveness and need to achieve, Name the Erickson Stage

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Initiative vs Guilt (3-5 years)

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Key elements of Preschool Psychosocial Development (3-5yr)

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Curious, Rapid growing vocab (watch what you say-repeat), Ask Why???, Talk incessantly

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Preschool (3-5yrs) Cognitive development Pre-operation

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Animism, Limited Body Boundaries, Imaginary friends

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Health Care Providers should use which of the following when providing care for a Preschooler

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Medical Play, Distraction, Comfort Positioning, Positive Reinforcement, Limit Viewing time of needle pokes.

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The Kings and Queens of Procrastination!

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Preschool (3-5yrs)

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Implement the following with Precschoolers (3-5yrs) as a health care provider

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Allow them to make decisions & choices, Keep parents close separation concerns & stress, fear of bodily harm, feelings of guilt.

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Preschooler Safety Guidance

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Strangers, Safe Touches, Burns, Bicycles, Drowning, MVA’s

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Preschoolers are in need of a car seat if they are

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Under 4 yrs of age or <40lbs.

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Preschoolers >40lbs 4-8yrs of age are placed in

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booster seat (less then 80lbs or 4’9”)

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School Age (6-12 yrs) Growth Weight Gain yearly

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4 ½ -6 ½ lbs

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School Age (6-12 yrs )Growth Height Gain yearly

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2 inches

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School Age (6-12 yrs) Psychosocial Development is which Erickson Stage

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Industry vs Inferiority

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School Age (6-12 yrs) Industry vs Inferiority key development factors are

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well coordinated, succeeding in school, self-esteem, competent & competitive, social, Parent still important,

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School Age Cognitive Development is Conceret Operations which include

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Logical thinking, want to participate in own care, thought process less self centered

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Implement the following with School Age (6-12 yrs) as a health care provider

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Involve them in their care, explain all procedures and what to expect, Give Access to phone or electronics

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Parent of School Age 96-12 yrs) should be aware of safety related to the following

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Nutrition, Exercise, Sex Education, Smoking & drugs/Alcohol, Bicycles, Drownings, MVA, Mental Health Issues

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Adolescent Age (13-18 yrs) Growth Females mean weight gain

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38 lbs

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Adolescent Age ( 13-18 yrs) Growth Females height

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2 -10 inches, 95% of height is achieved by onset of menarch

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Adolescent Age (11-16 yrs) Growth Male weight gain

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15 lbs

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Adolescent Age (11-16 yrs) Growth Male height gain

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4-12 inches, 95% of mature height by age 16

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Adolescent Age (11-18yrs) Psychosocial Development is which Erickson Stage

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Identity vs Role Diffusion

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Tanner Staging is what type of tool

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Sexual Maturation Scale

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Adolescent Age Group is divided into 3 stages

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Early (13-14 yrs), Middle (15-16 yrs) & Late (17-18)

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Characteristics of Adolescent Age

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Pre-occupied with appearance of body image

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Adolescent Cognitive Development is Formal Operations which include

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Idealistic, Can consider situations not presently in, Ability to be abstract

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Parents should be aware of Nutrition, Key things to note

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Food should never be control issues, Not to fat, Not to thin, Balance activity and calories

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Parents should give guidance regarding the following health information

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STI, Sex education, Smoking, Drugs, Alcohol.

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Name top 3 causes of death in adolescents

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Trauma, Homicide & Suicide… also cars, diving, drownings

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Health Care Providers should make sure Adolescent Patients have access to the 3P’s

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Phone, Peers, Privacy.

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True or False Denver II test is an intelligence test

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False, A Test of Development Milestones

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Denver II test focuses on 4 areas

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Personal-Social, Fine Motor – adaptive, Language, Gross Motor

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Growth

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Increase in physical size and weight (it is measurable for about 20 yrs)

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Development

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an increase in skill needed to function (achievement, predictable pattern throughout life span)

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Growth & Development are

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continuous, ongoing process that requires physical and psychological energy (both processes are interrelated and occur simultaneously)

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Another word for head to toe

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Cephalocaudal

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A normal Infant Growth Trend is to be Double or Triple birthweight by 6 months

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Double (Triple by 1 year)

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The Posterior Small Occipital Fontanels should close by

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2 month of age

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The Anterior large Fontal close by

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12 -18 months of age

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True or False A measurement of the head circumference is needed until the age of 4

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False (age 2)

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Infant Gross Motor Milestones 5th Month

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Head lad gone, rolls to abdomen to back

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 6th Month

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Sits with support, rolls back to abdomen

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 7th Month

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Sits Alone, leaning forward on hands

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 8th Month

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Sits without support

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 9th Month

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Crawls

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 10th Month

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Maneuver from prone to sitting, creeping pulls & stands

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 11th Month

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Cruises

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Infant Gross Motor Milestone 12th Month

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First Steps

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Relationship with primary caregiver meets basic needs

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Trust vs. Mistrust Birth to 12months

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Infant Cognitive Development – Object Permanence Step 1 & Step 2

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Step 1 – Stranger Anxiety around 6 months – a Good Sign, begin to recognized care giver. Step 2-9-10months recognize that when an object is out of sight it still exists & will search for it.

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Health Care Provider key tips in clinical setting

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0-6 months basic needs – positive touch, 6months & > a consistent caregiver are helpful, less anxiety.

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Infant Nutrition related to Breast Milk (give age range)

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0-1 year of age

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Infant Nutrition, at what age should Fe be added (cereal) with Breast Milk

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6 months

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True or False it is okay to give breast milk to a 18th month old

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False, child must be at least 1 year of age.

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True or False When introducing food a parent should feed the baby green beans for a week & then carrots for a week

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True, Introduce one at a time

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Car seat safety for Infants

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Rear facing for the 1st year and 20lbs. (Middle of backseat) (No air bags)

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Infancy Motor Development consist of

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Tummy Time, Play time on floor, explore, turn. (avoid walkers)

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Birth weight quadruples by what age

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2 ½ or Toddler

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Toddler Growth By age 2 , height is _____% of eventual adult height

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50%

Front 71

Toilet Training, Motor & cognitive development are ready at what age

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24 Months

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If a toddler throws a temper tantrum list parents positive reactions

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to ignore or set limits

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When caring for a toddler list things as a care giver you would and should do

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Do not separate child and parent, approach slowly, talk softly, let them handle equipment, use distraction and play