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Test #2 (dev interv) Flashcards

1
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What standard is based on observation and continuous feedbk of infant’s cues?

A

Individual care (std 1)

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What are the Five subsystems for guidance for developmental program?

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Autonomic
Motor
State
Attention/Interaction
Self
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What is a key element in formulating the moment to moment and long plan of care?

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Assessment

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4
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What can the nurse do to aid the infant in self regulating abilities?

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Environmental modification

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5
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What can the mother do to improve organized states and improve developmental outcomes?

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Skin to skin

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6
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What scale did infant’s that had skin to skin score higher on?

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Bayley’s scale

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7
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What can help cocaine addicted babies withdrawal and grow better?

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Massage

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8
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What promotes tone and reflex development?

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Positioning and containment

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9
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What helps with pain reduction during eye exams?

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sucrose and swaddling

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What is the second std that assesses light, sound, activity, bedding

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Environment

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Who are viewed as the most beneficial relationship with continual support?

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Parents (std 3)

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12
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What accelerates maturation of the sucking reflex, dec in O2 comsum., full feeds quicker

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Non-nutritive sucking

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What is the 4th std that is necessary for clinical and developmental support for infants and families?

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Collaborative and consistent caregiving

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14
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What is the morally desirable course of action in health care when conflicting values in varying tx options exist?

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Bioethics

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What is the goal of bioethics?

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To determine the most morally desirable course of action under a given circumstance

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What refers to “doing good”?

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Beneficence

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17
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What is to “do no Harm” - avoid causing direct harm

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Non malefience

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18
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The right of an individual to make decisions for Him/herself

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Autonomy

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19
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Honoring commitments

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Fidelity

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20
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Telling the truth

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veracity

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Fairness, giving what is due or owed to the entitled person

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Justice

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22
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What is right vs. wrong

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morals

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23
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The greatest good for the greatest number; survival of the fittest

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Utilitarianism

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what is the duty/obligation. the set of rules serves as the foundation for decision-making

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Denotology

25
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What is the rights-based theory - what rights do our patients have (+ and -)

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Egoism

26
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The duty to respect limited access to a person. BUT a breach of confidentially may be morally.legal to protect life

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Privacy

27
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What is futile care?

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No one gets any benefit from medical procedure. No physical or overall well being.

28
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What is when a conflict exists between personal values and treatment given?

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Moral distress

29
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  1. edu foundation
  2. knowledge application
  3. Ethical environment
  4. social justice in hospital
A

Core competency development

30
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the 5 C’s in Ethical Discussion

A 
consistency
communication
caring
clarification
consideration
31
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What are 3 things needed for self-regulating behavior?

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on maturity, available skills, and overall organization

32
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What are the first and last sequences of neurosensory development?

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1st: touch
last: visual

33
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Why are preterm infants vulnerable in cell development?

A

Critical cells in brain lack protection from injury

34
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What are the three devel. things that should be focused on after NICU?

A

Motor, language, and social development

35
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What is executive function? and preterms are dysfunctional in this?

A

Decision making / interrelated processes

36
Q

Early ID/intervention of what is critical to the well being of the child and family long-term

A

Developmental disorders

37
Q

3 terms used to screen babies in need of F/U care,

A

Recognizing, screening, and evaluation

38
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what are 3 perterm behavior phenotypes?

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inattention, anxiety, and social difficulties

39
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What is a permanent disorder affecting body mvmt and muscle co-ordination. NOT PROGRESSIVE

A

Cerebral Palsy

40
Q

When does CP usually evolve?

A

by 2 years

41
Q

Diagnosis with motor type and severity of fx limitation is confirmed at

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age 5

42
Q

What is the single most disabling condition in US?

A

CP

43
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What is the most predictive info with CP?

A

MRI

44
Q

What are 4 cerebral insults with CP?

A

White matter damage (PVL)
Dilated ventricles
IVH
Gray matter damage

45
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What is the most common form of CP. And it effects?

A

Spastic diplegia. all four extremities. Legs > arms.

46
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What do infants with CP demonstrate?

A

Increasing muscle tone abnormalities

47
Q

When can autism spectrum disorder be detected?

A

18 months or younger

48
Q

When should the first dental visit be?

A

by 1 year

49
Q

What program is is designed to improve the family’s capacity to enhance their child’s development?

A

Early steps

50
Q

By what age should the child be transferred to school based program?

A

age 3

51
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What theory is the when a preterm infant is within a system formed by the interaction among the infant, the caregiver, and the environment.

A

Synactive Theory

52
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What is the purpose of the synactive theory?

A

understand premature infant behavior

53
Q

What year was the Revised Statues completed for APN with specialized roles?

A

1950

54
Q

What year did the LA legislature empower the LSBN to use APRN for advanced education?

A

1995

55
Q

One who has completed a Graduate- level education program in the one of four

A

APRN

56
Q

Where do you have to get credential first?

A

LSBN

57
Q

What is the Joint MGNT of a patient by a APRN and a consulting physician or dentist?

A

Collaborative practice

58
Q

A APRN needs a good standing licenses, hold NCC certification, and 500 hours of clinical practice to obtain what?

A

Prescriptive authority

59
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What is needed for continued competency for prescriptive authority each year for the APRN?

A

6 hours of EC in population foci

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