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expect a weight loss of ____ to _____ first 5 days of life

5% to 10%

expect weight gain of ______ to ______ per day in infant

20 - 30g

infant is expected to _______ weight by _4_ to 6_ months

double

doug

infant is expected to triple birth weight by _____ months

12

birth length increases by ________ by 12 mo

50%

newborns have thinner skin and less ______ fat

subcutaneious

palmar reflex

infat grasps your finger when it is placed

palmar reflex appears:


disappears

appears at birth


disappears at 3mo

toes curl downward when you touch the bottom of the foot near the toes

plantar reflex

plantar reflex appears


dissapears

appears at birth


disappears at 8 mo



moro reflex appears/disapears

appears at birth


disappears at 6 months



stepping reflex appears/dissapears

appears birth to 8 wks


disappears before voluntary walking

placing reflex appears/dissapears

appears 4 days


disappears (varies)

fencing reflex appears/dissapears

appears 2-3 months


disappears by 6 mo

6 examples of fine motor development

palmar grasp (2mo)


grasping object (4-5mo)


transfer object bt hands (7mo)


Crude pincer grasp "raking (8 mo)


fine pincer grasp (10-11mo)


remove objects from container (11mo)


build tower of two places (11 mo)



gross motor skills: lifts and turns head, head lag, rounded back when sitting

1 mo

raises head and chest, holds position, improving head control

2 mo

raises head to 45 degrees in prone, slight head lag in pull to sit

3 mo

lifts head and looks around, rolls from prone to supine, head leads body when pulled to sit

4 mo

rolls from supine to prone AND BACK AGAIN, sits w/ back upright when supported

5 mo

Tripod sits

6 mo

sits alone w/ some use of hands for support

7 mo

sits unsupported

8 mo

crawls, abdomen off floor

9 mo

pulls to stand, cruises

10 mo

sits from standing position/ walks independently

12mo

smiles responsively to stimulus

6-8 weeks

separation anxiety: awareness that they are separated from their mother at ___ to ___ mo

4-8mo

shows fears and anger: _____ t0 ____ mo

6-8

smiles at self in mirror/plays peekaboo

9 mo

stranger anxiety heightens

6-8mo

quiets self and quieted by music

10-12 mo

mood changes

10-12 mo

first verbal communication

crying

____ to ____ words w/ meaning by age 1 year

3-5

sounds at 2 months

eeeew aaaah oooooh

coos and babbles should be heard

3-4mo

belly laughs & talks to toys ____ to ____ months

6-7 motnhs

MAMAMA DADADA at ___ to ____ months

8-9

when introducing foods you should wait __-____ days to allow ID of food allergies

4 to 7 days

no cows milk until ________

12 months

cows milk earlier than _____ months can cause ____________

earlier than 12 mo can cause Iron deficiency anemia

formula for general number of teeth

age of child in months - 6 = number of teeth


example: 8 mo of age: 8-6 =2

risk factors for SIDS

maternal smoking


poor PNC


low maternal age


prematurity

ages of toddlers

2-36mo

generally reach 1/2 of adult weight by age of

2

fontanels close by

18 mo

head size more proportional to body by

age 3

pulsating fontanell

requires further investiagtion

gross motor skills at 15 months

walk alone


creeps upstairs


assume standing positionw/out falling


holds a cup with all fingers grasped around it

gross motor skills at 18 mo

holds cup with both hands


transfers objects hand to hand at will

gross motor skills at 24 mo

holds cup with one hand removes most of own clothes, does up and down stairs alone with two feet on each step

toddler development: ericksons

AUTONOMY VS SHAME NAD DOUBT: major task, acquiring sense of autonomy

Piaget's cognitive development for toddlers 12-24 mo

sensorimotor and pre conceptual phase

when does preconceptual phase start (piaget)

around age 2

percentage of speech that should be understandable at age 2

60-70%

caloric requirement avg for preschooler

90 kcal/kg (around 1800 calories/24hr)

fluid requirement for preschool

100ml/kg

preschoolers sleep:

12 hrs per night

school age period is

6-12 years

school age height increases

2 1/2 inches a year

weight increases in school age

3-3.5kg per year

avg sleep for school age child

9 1/2 hrs /niht

most common cause of death and severe injury in school age child

car accidents

what is adolescent

transition between childhood and adulthood: from start of puberty at end of body growth

secondary sex characteristics

result from hormonal changes, play no direct role in reproduction

thelarche

appearance of breast buds

adrenarche & when it occurs

growth of pubic hair on female, occurs 2-6 mo after thelarche

menarche & when it occurs

1st menstruation, 2 years after 1st bupescent changes

avg age of first menarche

avg 12 years

first pubescent changes for boys (age 9 1/2 to 14years)

testicular enlargement


thinning


reddening


increased looseness of scrotom

erikson IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION early, middle, late

11-14 years, 14-16, 17-2-

single greatest cause of serious and fatal injuries for teens

MOTO VEHICLE CRASHES