Exam Review KR Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Infancy (0-12M)

A

back to birth wt by 2 weeks

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Infancy wt

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10% initial loss after birth
+1oz/day until 6M

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3
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Infancy ht

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+1 inch/month until 6M

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4
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Infancy HC

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+ 0.5 inches/month for 6M
anterior fontanelle = 12-18M
posterior fontanelle = 6-8 wks

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5
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Infancy VS

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RR high
HR high
BP low
- prone to dehydration
- adjust to cold at 6M

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6
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Rooting relfex

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birth -> 4M
stroke cheek -> infant opens mouth and turns head to stimulated side

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7
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Asymmetric tonic neck reflex

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birth -> 6M
w/ baby supine, rotate head to one side
arm and leg extend on facing side, flex on other side

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8
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Moro startle

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birth -> 4M
loud noise or allow infants head to drop slightly
arms spread and fingers extend then flex then arms come towards each other and cry

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9
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Vision

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1M = follows object to midline, can see 8-10 in
2M = lift and look
3M = faces
4M = hand regard, follows past midline, follows parents
6M = directed reach
10M = object permanence

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Head control

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1M = marked head lag
3M = can hold head up
4-6M = well established head control

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Motor Development

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6M = no head lag
5M = rolls belly to back
6M = rolls back to belly, sit w/ support
5-6M = can roll
7M = tripod sit
8M = can sit unsupported
10M = sitting from laying down

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12
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Motor Development movement

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4-6M = increased coordination in arms
6-7M = can bear all wt on legs
8-10M = crawl forward on belly
9M = stands holding furniture
10-12M = cruises, can sit down from standing
11M = creep (true crawl)
12M = walks well w/ one hand held
15M = walks well

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13
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Motor Development with hands

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7M = hand to hand transfer
8-9M = pincer grasp develops
11-12M = refined pincer grasp

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14
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Social development

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6-7M = stranger fear
8M = imitating sounds
9-10M = separation anxiety
10M = playing games
9-10M = understands NO

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15
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Babies + Erikson

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trust vs. mistrust

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16
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Sensory development

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2M = smiles
6M = taste preferences
7M = responds to own name
12M = able to follow objects
can vocalize 4 words by 1 year

17
Q

Sleep

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16-20 hrs/day for first 4M
5M = sleep through night with two daytime naps

18
Q

Play

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0-3M = smiling and squealing (play not differentiated)
3-6M = sensory stimulation, short periods, talk, sing, laugh, and read
7-12M = blocks, soft balls, twist/pull toys

19
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Language development

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5-6wks = vocalization
2M = coos, cry is differentiated
3-4M = consonant sounds, laughs
5-7M = vowel sounds
8M = imitating sounds, combining syllables
9-10M = understands NO
12M = 3-5 words

20
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Toddlers

21
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Look

A

pot belly, bowed legs, lordosis

22
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Motor development

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pedal by 3yrs
15M = walks without help
18M = throws ball
24M = goes up stairs, runs well
2.5 = can jump using both feet, kicking ball

23
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Fine motor development + cubes

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tower of cubes
15M = 2 cubes
18M = 3-4 cubes
24M = 6-7 cubes

24
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Fine motor development

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15M = uses cup well, ROUND peg in board
24-30M = crayon holding
30M = good finger-hand coordination
24M = copies circle and line
18M = uses spoon and feeds self

25
Normal overall actions
doesn't share, doesn't play with another child, focus is on control and gross motor play parallel play imitation play