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APGAR scale (description, components, and scoring)
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A 10 pt scale evaluated at 1 m and 5 m.
(1) Apperance (0=blue, 1=trunk pink, 2=all pink) (2) Pulse (0=none, 2=<100/m, 3=>100/m) (3) Grimace (0=none, 2=grimace, 3=grimace +cough) (4) Activity (0=limp, 1=some, 2=active) (5) Respiration (0=none, 1=irregular, 2=regular) |
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low birth weight
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<25000g at birth.
Associated with greater incidence of physical/emotional problems. Caused by prematurity or intrauterine growth retardation. |
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Motor milestones for the following age groups:
(1) Birth-3m (2) 3m (3) 4-5m (4) 7-9m (5) 12-14m (6) 15m (7)18-24m (8) 24-48m (9) 24-36m (10) 30-36m (11) 3y (12) 4y (13) 6-11y |
(1) Birth-3m: Rooting reflex
(2) 3m: Holds head up, Moro reflex disappears (3) 4-5m: Rolls front to back, sits when propped (4) 7-9m: Sits alone, crawls (5) 12-14m: Upgoing Babinski disappears (6) 15m: walks (7)12-24m: Climbs stairs, stacks 3 blocks (8) 24-48m: " (9) 24-36m" (10) 30-36m: Stacks 9 blocks (number of blocks stacked=age in yrs x 3) (11) 3y: rides tricycle, copies line or circle (12) 4y: Simples drawings (stick figure), hopes on 1 foot, copies a cross (13) 6-11y: Rides bicycle; copies a triangle (age 6) |
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Cognitive/social milestones for the following age groups:
(1) Birth-3m (2) 3m (3) 4-5m (4) 7-9m (5) 12-14m (6) 15m (7)18-24m (8) 24-48m (9) 24-36m (10) 30-36m (11) 3y (12) 4y (13) 6-11y (14) 11y (girls)/13y (boys) |
(1) Birth-3m: Orients to voice
(2) 3m: social smile (3) 4-5m: recognizes people (4) 7-9m: stranger anxiety (5) 12-14m: n/a (6) 15m: few words, separation anxiety (7)12-24m: Object permanence; 200 words and 2 word sentences at 2 (8) 24-48m: parallel play (9) 24-36m: core gender identity (10) 30-36m: toilet training (11) 3y: 900 words and complete sentences. (12) 4y: cooperative play, imaginary friends, grooms self, brushes teeth, buttons and zips (13) 6-11y: reads; understands death. Development of conscious (superego), same sex friends, identification w/same sex parent (14) 11y (girls)/13y (boys): abstract reasoning (formal operations), formation of personality |
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Tanner Stages of Development
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(1) Childhood
(2) Pubic hair begins to develop (adrenarche), increase size of testes, breast tissue elevation (3) Increased pubic hair, darkens, becomes curly, increased penis size/length (4) Increase penis width, darker scrotal skin, development of glans, raised areolae (5) Adult; areolae no longer raised |
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Changes in elderly
1-sexual 2-sleep 3-common medical conditions 4-psychiatric disorders 5-suicide rate 6-vision, hearing, immune response, bladder control 7-renal, pulmonary, GI fct 8-muscle mass, fat mass |
Changes in elderly
1-sexual: Men=slower erection/ejac, longer refractory period Women=vaginal shortening, thinning, and dryness 2-sleep: Decr REM, slow wave sleep. Incr latency, awakenings 3-common medical conditions: arthritis, HTN, HD, osteoperosis 4-psychiatric disorders: lower prevalence among healthy elderly than at other life stages (excluding comorbidities) 5-suicide rate (increased-males 65-74 have highest rates in US) 6-vision, hearing, immune response, bladder control (all decreased) 7-renal, pulmonary, GI (all decreased) 8-muscle mass (decr), fat mass (incr) |
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Kubler Ross grief stages
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Denial, anger, bargaining, frieving (depression), acceptance
Do not have to occur in this order and greater than 1 can occur at once. |