PEDIATRICS - (Pathologic conditions) D-2 Flashcards
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Which part of baby teeth comes in first?
Lower central Incisors or Mandibular incisors
When is the first visit of a baby in dental?
6 months
What complex categorized the sexual identity of a 3 years old?
Electra Complex and Oedipus complex
what stage are development of self
Toddler
what is the age range of opening of doorknub
2 y/o or 24 months
- how many percentage is the loss weight of a newborn?
- happens within how many days?
- 5-10%
- 7 days
after how many days does a newborn weight gain?
10 days
Birth Weight of a Newborn
1. 6 months = x ______
2. 12 months = x______
3. 24 months = x_____
- 2
- 3
- 4
What is the cause of PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGES of a newborn?
Extra - uterine Adjustment
How often is the breast feeding of a newborn?
2-4 hours or per demand
What is the stomach size of a newborn?
Size of a calamansi (15ml or 1tbsp)
What are the feeding cues or sign of hunger of a newborn?
- Early Signs
- Late Sign
Early signs
- Opening of mouth
- Licking and sucking
- Rooting reflex (by touching the side of the cheeks
- Sucking
Late sign
- Crying
In terms od defacation and Urination, what do you call on a first stool of the newborn?
Meconium
In terms od defacation and Urination, when is the normal time duration of a newborn’s first stool?
After 24-48 hours, after birth.
In terms od defacation and Urination, What time do you considered that the first stool of newborn is abnormal after birth?
72 hours
What do you need to Expect if the newborn are not passing tool after 72 hours?
- Imperforated Anus
- Hirchsprung disease
- Intestinal Obstruction
- Pyoloric Stenosis
“Situation 1: If the newborn weighs 4000 grams, and within 10 days the newborn loses 5% of their weight, what would the newborn’s weight would be?”
Answer: 3800
4000 x 5% = 200
4000 - 200 = 3800
“Situation 1: If the newborn weighs 4000 grams, and within 10 days the newborn loses 10% of their weight, what would the newborn’s weight would be?”
Answer: 3600
4000 x 10% = 400
4000 - 400 = 3600
What do you call on failure to weight gain or failure to thrive?
Malnutrition
What is the cause of PHYSIOLOGIC FEVER?
Hypothalamic adjustment
(Center of homeostasis)
Physiologic fever happens within how many days after birth?
2-3 days
For how many degrees Celsius elevation, the temperature of a newborn would be?
1-2 degree calcius
What is the number one causes of infection on umbilical cord of newborn called?
Omphalitis
What are the 2 physiologic fever nursing management?
- Continue breast feeding
- TSB (One body part at a time)
NOTE: watch out for HYPOTHERMIA