PEDS QUIZ #1 Flashcards
(32 cards)
Piaget’s Theory
- Sensorymotor 0-2 yrs- cordination of senses with motor response, sensory curiosity about world. language used for demand and cataloguing. object permanence developed.
- preoperational 2-7 yrs- symbolic thinking, use of proper syntax and grammar to express full concepts. imagination and intuition are strong, but complex abstract thought still difficult. conservation developed.
- Concrete operational 7-11 yrs- concepts attached to concrete situations. Time, space and quantity understood and can be applied, but not as indipendant concepts.
- Formal Operations 11+ - Theoretical, hypothetical, and counterfactual thinking. abstract logic and reasoning. Stragety and planningbecome possible. Concepts learned in one context can be applied to another.
Sigmund Freud’s Psychosexual Stages
- Oral Stage 0-1 yrs- Children derive pleasure from oral activities, including sucking and tasting. They like to put things in their mouths.
- Anal Stage 2-3 yrs- Children begin potty training.
- Phallic Stage 3-6 yrs- Boys are more attached to their mother, ahile girls are more attached to their father.
- Latency Stage 6 yrs - puberty- Children spend more time and interact mostly with same sex peers.
- Genital Stage beyond puberty- Individuals are attracted to opposite sex peers.
Maslow’s Needs
- Physiological Needs- Food, water, warmth, and rest.
- Safety Needs- Security and safety.
- Belogingness and love needs- intimate relationships, friends.
- Esteem Needs- Prestige and feeling of acomplishment.
- Self Actualization- achieving one’s full potential, including creative activities.
Erickson’s Theory of Development
- infant-18 mos- Trust vs. mistrust
- 18m-3 yrs- Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
- 3-5 yrs Initiative vs. Guilt
- 5-13 yrs Industry vs. inferiority
- 13-21 yrs identity vs. role confusion
- 21-39 yrs intimacy vs. isolation
- 40-65 yrs generativity vs. stagnation
- 65 and older- ego integrity vs. despair
At what month does the posterior and anterior fontanelle close?
posterior- 2 months
Anterior- 9-18 mos
Baby weight doubles and triples by what age?
doubles at 6 mos
triples at 12 mos
Leading cause of death in toddlers?
Accident, unintentional injuries
Vitals for 4 yr old
- RR 20-30
- HR 80-120
Toddler with sleeping problems
encourage night light, favorite stuffed animal, or blanket.
sleeping position for baby
Supine
When do we offer pacifier to baby?
When sleeping only if they can latch well
Shoul baby sleep next to anybody?
NO
Preschool Age BP
85-90/60’s
Age 3 parallel vs associative play?
Parallel is independent -side by side
Associative- some ocassional association
Imaginary friend nursing action?
- Invistigate, ask ?, mental health?
- normal for preschool age
- dont ask how well they play
infant to toddlers
put everything in their mouth
Toddler toys
pull, push and squeeze
10 month old development
doesnt reconize object by name
cant turn pages of book
should be able to sit on own
Car seat safety
- secure carseat with seatbelt not just anchors
- keep rear facing until age 2 or length
15 Month Safety shit
- No popcorn/marshmallows
- no diaper powder
- dont store corosive sin glass
- dont put plants on ground
- dont place furniture by windows
- dont place infant in front seat, if needed rear facing and turn off airbag
Most appropriate toy for a 4 yr old is?
Modeling clay
Head Lag
Infant should be able to lift head to chin briefly, head lag normal when lifted from supine, after 6 months significant head lag not normal.
12 months emerging pattern of behavior
- Motor: walks with one hand held, rises independantly: takes several steps.
- Adaptive: picks up pellet with pincer action of thumb and forefinger, releases object to another person upon request.
- language: says “mama” , “dada” and a few similar words.
- Social: plays simple ball game; makes postural adjustments to dressing.
15 month development
- Motor: walks alone, crawls up stairs
- Adaptive: makes tower of 3 cubes, makes a line with crayons, inserts pellet in bottle.
- Language: Jargon: follows simple commandsa, may name a familiar object (ball).
- Social: Indicates some desires or needs by pointing: hugs caregivers.