Final

Question 0

Medicated - Anesthesia

Answer 0

Pain blocker • Epidural • Bed Bound

Question 1

Medicated - Analgesia

Answer 1

Pain relievers “takes the edge off”

Question 2

Medicated - Oxytocics

Answer 2

Pitocin - speeds up your contractions

Question 3

Cesarean

Answer 3

Incision in abdomen. 
• multiples
• mother is in distress
• spinal cord issue
• face first
• Breeched (feet first) 
• heart rate drops
• prior c - section
• large baby

Question 4

Doula

Answer 4

Assists throughout pregnancy,birth, after baby is born

Question 5

Anoxia

Answer 5

Lack of oxygen
• lungs not fully developed.
• embilicorde wrapped around the baby’s neck.

Question 6

Preterm

Answer 6

Before 37 weeks

Question 7

Low - birthweight

Answer 7

5 1/2 pounds

Question 8

Long - term outcomes

Answer 8

Lung development

Question 9

Involution

Answer 9

Your uterus going back to pre pregnancy size.

• uterus contracts

Question 10

Bonding

Answer 10

• Close,physical, emotional connection to an adult.
• Holding.
• Skin to skin contact.
• Breast feeding.
• Eye contact.
• Talking to baby.

Question 11

Cephalocaudal pattern

Answer 11

Head down, body grows into the size of its head

Question 12

Proximodistal pattern

Answer 12

Trunk out to there arms + fingers center of body, moves arms and fingers

Question 13

Neuron

Answer 13

Nerve cells in brain. - (multi sensory experiences)

Question 14

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Answer 14

Sids, when a baby dies in its sleep for no reason. (Stop breathing)

Question 15

Breast vs. Bottle Feeding (Breast)

Answer 15

Breast -
Pros - Bonding,immunities, pass on stds.

Cons - Hurts, don’t produce enough

Question 16

Breast vs. Bottle Feeding (bottle)

Answer 16

Bottle - Pros - don’t pass on stds, aids, father can help and bond.

Cons - ammunity, allergic, expensive

Question 17

Sucking

Answer 17

Sucking relflex

Question 18

Rooting

Answer 18

Stroke cheek and turn towards the direction you are stroking.

Question 19

Grasping

Answer 19

Holding onto something

Question 20

Gross

Answer 20

Large muscles - arms, torso, legs

Question 21

Fine

Answer 21

Small muscles - hands

Question 22

Sensation

Answer 22

Actual feeling a child has.

• down on floor,taste, hear, interacting with them.

Question 23

Perception

Answer 23

What they think about what they are feeling.

Question 24

Object Permanence

Answer 24

The understanding that an object exists even if it cant be seen.

Question 25

Habituation

Answer 25

When a child gets bored with a stimulant. (Not interested in something)

Question 26

Dishabituation

Answer 26

When you get an infant re interested in something else.

Question 27

Receptive Language

Answer 27

The words an individual understands. Approximately 12 words, first birthday Approximately 300 words, second birthday

Question 28

Holophrase hypothesis

Answer 28

A single word can be used to imply a complete sentence. Infants first words are usually holophrastic

Question 29

Telegraphic speech

Answer 29

Using short and precise words to communicate. | - Two and three word phrases used by toddlers

Question 30

Emotion

Answer 30

A feeling that involves a combination of physiological changes and behavior that can be seen.

Question 31

Positive affectivity (PA)

Answer 31

The range of positive emotions from high energy, enthusiasm and excitement to happiness, calm and quite behavior.

Question 32

Emotional regulation

Answer 32

An infant is able to minimize the intensity and duration of emotional reactions. ( self soothing by sucking or withdrawing form excessive stimulation)

Question 33

Basic Cry

Answer 33

A cry, a brief silence, a short whistle, a brief rest, the next cry.

Question 34

Anger Cry

Answer 34

A cry similar to the basic cry, more excess air is forced through the vocal cords

Question 35

Pain Cry

Answer 35

Sudden loud crying, a long initial cry followed by an extended period of breath holding

Question 36

Reflexive Smile

Answer 36

A smile that occurs without a response to stimuli (month after birth)

Question 37

Social Smile

Answer 37

A smile that is a response to external stimuli (faces)

Question 38

Easy child

Answer 38

Positive, establishes regular routines as an infant, adaptable

Question 39

Difficult Child

Answer 39

Negative, cries a lot, has irregular routines as an infant, is not adaptable

Question 40

Slow to warm up child

Answer 40

Low activity level, somewhat negative, slow to warm up

Question 41

Personality disorder

Answer 41

Central to personality development, trust and independence

Question 42

Reciprocal socialization

Answer 42

Children interact with parents, parents in return interact with children, a great deal of eye contact

Question 43

Scaffolding

Answer 43

Parents behavior that helps their children to be successful

Question 44

Deprivation dwarfism

Answer 44

Emotionally neglected stop growing

Question 45

Myelination

Answer 45

Areas of the brain are insulated with fat cells

Question 46

Nightmares

Answer 46

Awaken the sleeper

Question 47

Night Terrors

Answer 47

Deepest stage of sleep

Question 48

Animism

Answer 48

Belief that an inanimate objects are alive

Question 49

Egocentrism

Answer 49

Child believes world