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APGAR scale (description, components, and scoring)
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)
low birth weight
<25000g at birth.
Associated with greater incidence of physical/emotional problems. Caused by prematurity or intrauterine growth retardation.
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)
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
Tanner Stages of Development
(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
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)
Kubler Ross grief stages
Denial, anger, bargaining, frieving (depression), acceptance
Do not have to occur in this order and greater than 1 can occur at once.