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58 Cards in this Set
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BIRTH WEIGHT DOUBLES
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6 MONTHS
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BIRTH WEIGHT TRIPLES
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12 MONTHS
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BIRTH LENGTH INCREASES BY 50%
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12 MONTHS
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POSTERIOR FONTANEL CLOSES
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BY 8 WEEKS
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SOCIAL SMILE
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2 MONTHS
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HEAD TURNS TO LOCATE SOUND
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3 MONTHS
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MORO REFLEX DISAPPEARS BY
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AROUND 4 MONTHS
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STEADY HEAD CONTROL IS ACHIEVED BY
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4 MONTHS
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ROLLS FROM ABDOMEN TO BACK AND BACK TO ABDOMEN
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AT 5-6 MONTHS
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PLAYS PEEK-A-BOO
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AFTER 6 MONTHS
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TRANSFERS OBJECTS FROM HAND TO HAND AT
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AT 7 MONTHS
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DEVELOPS STRANGER ANXIETY
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AT 7-9 MONTHS
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SITS UNSUPPORTED
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AT 8 MONTHS
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CRAWLS
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10 MONTHS
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FINE PINCER GRASP APPEARS
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AT 10-12 MONTHS
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SAYS A FEW WORDS IN ADDITION TO "MAMA" OR "DADA"
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AT 12 MONTHS
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HOW DOES BIRTH TO 1 YEAR EXPLORE ENVIRONMENT?
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MOTOR AND ORAL MEANS
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BIRTH TO 1 YEAR ERICKSON'S THEORY
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DEVELOPING A SENSE OF TRUST (TRUST VS MISTRUST)
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DURING HOSPITALIZATION THE INFANT:
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EMERGING SKILLS MAY DISAPPEAR
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IF PARENTS ARE NOT ABLE TO BE WITH THE INFANT,
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THE BABY MAY BE INCONSOLABLE DUE TO SEPARATION ANXIETY
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THE NURSE SHOULD PLAN TO HAVE THE PARENTS BE...
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PART OF THE INFANT'S CARE AND SHOULD ENCOURAGE THEM TO DO SO.
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RESPECT THE INFANT'S SCHEDULE AT HOME BY:
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ASSESSING AND IMPLEMENTING COMPONENTS AS POSSIBLE
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INFANT PREPARATION AND TEACHING SHOULD BE DIRECTED:
HOWEVER, THE NURSE SHOULD ALWAYS: |
TO THE FAMILY
SPEAK TO THE INFANT AND CONSOLE THE INFANT, ESPECIALLY WHILE PERFORMING PAINFUL OR STRESSFUL PROCEDURES |
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TOYS FOR THE HOSPITALIZED INFANT INCLUDE:
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MOBILES, RATTLES, SQUEAKING TOYS, PICTURE BOOKS, BALLS, COLORED BLOCKS, ACTIVITY BOXES
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WHEN DOES BIRTH LENGTHS DOUBLE?
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4 YEARS
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WHEN DOES THE CHILD SIT UNSUPPORTED
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8 MONTHS
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WHEN DOES A CHILD ACHIEVE 50% OF ADULT HEIGHT?
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2 YEARS
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WHEN DOES A CHILD THROW A BALL OVERHAND?
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18 MONTHS
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WHEN DOES A CHILD SPEAK TWO- TO THREE-WORD SENTENCES?
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2 YEARS
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WHEN DOES A CHILD USE SCISSORS?
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4 YEARS
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WHEN DOES A CHILD TIE HIS OR HER SHOES?
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5 YEARS
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BE AWARE THAT A GIRL'S GROWTH SPURT DURING ADOLESCENCE BEGINS:
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EARLIER THAN A BOY'S AS EARLY AS 10 YEARS
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TEMPER TANTRUMS ARE COMMON IN
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THE TODDLER
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ADOLESCENCE IS A TIME...
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WHEN THE CHILD FORMS HIS/HER IDENTITY AND THAT REBELLION AGAINST FAMILY VALUES IS COMMON FOR THIS AGE GROUP
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BIRTH WEIGHT QUADRUPLES
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30 MONTHS
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TODDLER 1-3 GROWTH VELOCITY
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SLOWS
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TODDLER 1-3 APPEARS
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BOWLEGGED AND POTBELLIED
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TODDLER 1-3 TEETH:
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ALL PRIMARY TEETH 20 ARE PRESENT
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ANTERIOR FONTANEL CLOSES
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BY 12-18 MONTHS
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THROWS A BALL OVERHAND
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18 MONTHS
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KICKS A BALL
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24 MONTHS
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FEEDS SELF WITH SPOON AND CUP
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2 YEARS
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DAYTIME TOILET TRAINING CAN START:
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2 YEARS
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2-3 WORD SENTENCES SPOKEN
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BY 3 YEARS
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STATE OWN FIRST AND LAST NAME
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2.5-3YEARS
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TEMPER TANTRUMS COMMON IN
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TODDLER 1-3 YEARS
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TODDLER 1-3 YEARS ERICKSON'S THEORY
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DEVELOPING A SENSE OF AUTONOMY
AUTONOMY VS DOUBT AND SHAME |
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GIVE SIMPLE, BRIEF EXPLANATIONS BEFORE PROCEDURES, KEEPING IN MIND THAT
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A 1 YEAR OLD DOES NOT BENEFIT FROM THE SAME EXPLANATION THAT IS GIVEN TO A 3-YEAR OLD
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GREATEST THREAT TO TODDLER'S PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EMOTIONAL INTEGRITY:
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DURING HOSPITALIZATION, ENFORCED SEPARATION FROM PARENTS
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WHAT SHOULD BE PROVIDED FOR THE TODDLER
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SECURITY OBJECTS OR FAVORITE TOYS FROM HOME
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TEACH PARENT TO
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EXPLAIN THEIR PLANS TO THEIR CHILD
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RESPECT THE CHILD'S ROUTINE
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IMPLEMENT WHEN POSSIBLE
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EXPECT WHAT IN TODDLER
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REGRESSION IE BEDWETTING
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toys for the hospitalized toddler include
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board and mallet, push-pull toys, toy telephones, stuffed animals, and storybooks with pictures depending on the reason for hospitalization.
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TODDLERS BENEFIT FROM FROM BEING TAKEN TO
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HOSPITAL PLAY ROOM WHEN ABLE BECAUSE MOBILITY IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THEIR DEVELOPMENT
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TODDLERS ARE
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LEARNING TO NAME BODY PARTS AND ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR BODIES
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EXPLANATIONS FOR TODDLER
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SHOULD BE VERY BASIC
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AUTONOMY SHOULD BE SUPPORTED
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BY PROVIDED GUIDED CHOICES WHEN APPROPRIATE
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