Development Flashcards

(39 cards)

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what does APGAR stand for?

A

Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration

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2
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what APGAR scores require assist and stimulate?

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4 - 6

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3
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what is the consequence of having APGAR score less than 4

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inc risk that the child will develop long term neurologic damage

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4
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what is the cut off weight for low birth weight?

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2.5 kg

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5
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two causes for low birth weight?

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prematurity, intrauterine growth restriction

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what two conditions are associated with low birth weight?

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  1. inc risk of sudden infant death syndrome

2. inc overall mortality

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complications associated with low birth weight?

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infections, respiratory distress syndrome, necrotiziing enterocolitis, intraventricular hemorrhage, and persistent fetal circulation

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what pathology is associated with “thermoregulation and immune function, polycythemia, and impaired neurocognitive/emotional development?”

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low birth weight (less than 2.5 kg)

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9
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at what age does a baby develop separation anxiety?

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by 9 month

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10
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at what age does a baby develop stranger anxiety?

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by 6 month

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11
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object permanence develops by

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9 month

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12
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when does a baby start to babble?

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by 10 month

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13
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how many words can a 3 yr old baby?

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1,000 words

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14
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baby climbs stairs by

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18 month

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15
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gender identity formed by

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36 month

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16
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cooperative play starts at what age?

17
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when does a baby feeds self with fork and spoon?

18
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how is REM affected by aging?

19
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is slow wave sleep dec or inc by aging?

20
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in presbycusis what is destroyed?

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destruction of hair cells at the cochlear base

21
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what frequency is preserved in presbycusis?

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low freq hearing at apex

22
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what is the number one killer among 45 - 64 yr?

23
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what is the number one killer among 1-44 yr?

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unintentional injury

24
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what drugs dec REM?

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alcohol, benzo, barbs, norepinephrine

25
in noised induced hearing loss, what is damaged?
stereociliated cells in organ of Corti
26
when can a baby tell detailed stories?
by 4 yr
27
by what age can a baby takes first steps?
by 12 month
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when does rapproachement (moves away from and returns to mom) take place?
by 24 month
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when does a child can use buttons, zippers, groom oneself?
by 5 yr
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when does a baby start to comfortably send part of day away from mom?
by 3 yr
31
what procedure improves "process reliability?"
standardization
32
what does "swiss cheese model" explain?
in complex organizations, flaws in mulitple processes and systems may align to cause patient harm
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according to swiss cheese model, what needs to be done to improve pt's care?
focus on systems and conditions rather than an individual's error
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what is active error?
occurs at level of frontline operator such as wrong IV pump dose programmed
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what is latent error?
occurs in processes indirect from operator but impacts patient care such as different types of IV pumps used within same hospital
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name of the medical error analysis that uses records and participant interviews to identify all the underlying problems that led to an error.
root cause analysis
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root cause analysis uses what approach?
retrospective approach applied after failure event to prevent recurrence.
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what is failure mode and effects analysis?
medical error analysis that uses inductive reasoning to identify all the ways a process might fail and prioritize these by their probability of occurrence and impact on patients
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what type of approach is used for failure mode and effects analysis?
forward-looking approach applied before process implementation to prevent failure occurrence