unit 3 Flashcards

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normal temperature for newborn

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97.7-99.7

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normal respirations for newborn

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30-60bpm

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normal glucose for newborns

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50-140(can be down to 45 for first 24hr)

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what to do if there is an abnormal glucose

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recheck in 30 min
if still low conduct interventions

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most accurate place to take a temperature for babies to 3 months

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rectal

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how to take temperature for 3 months to 4 years

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digital
rectal
axillary

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when can you use tympanic temperature

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at 6 months

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why do baby’s struggle to regulate body temperature

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-no fat storage (no insulation)
-lack of brown fat=cold stress
-blood vessels close to skin (lose heat)
-larger body surface to weight ratio

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what is thermoregulation

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balance of heat loss and heat production

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how does muscle tone affect thermoregulation

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affected by muscle tone
poor muscle tone=poor thermoregulation

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what is PKU

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newborn screening test

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what does PKU do

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-identify genetic diseases
-inborn errors of metabolism (thyroid problems, sickle cell)

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what screening does not require parental consent

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PKU
(but if parents refuse its a no)

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what is important when having a PKU screening

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-shouldnt be collected prior to 24hr of age
-timing of ample & amount is important
-results in 2 weeks

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what screening test is required by law in every US state

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PKU (newborn screening)

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what other newborn screenings are important

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hearing screen
critical congenital Heart Disease (CCHD)

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new born reflexes

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-babinski
-moro
-tonic

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Babinski reflex

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rub the bottom of baby’s foot
-toes should splay

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Moro reflex

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lean back
-stretch arms out

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Tonic reflex

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turn baby head
-fencing pose

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asymmetric Moro reflex

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indicate a problem
-birth trauma
-fractured clavicles

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other reflexes

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palmar grasp
plantar grasp
rooting/sucking
head righting
stepping

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what does an absent reflex mean

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indicate an underlying problem

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Circumcision complications

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decr urine output
bleeding
infection
revision

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types of circumcisions
plastibell yellen Gomco
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SGA
-small gestational age -birth weight under 10th percentile
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SGA causes
-preterm or term (any GA) -hypoglycemia -poor thermoregulation
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SGA asymmetrical
head circumference WNL, weight less than 10th percentile Head>body -good head got needed nutrients
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SGA symmetrical
head and weight less than 10th percentile head=weight -body and head got same nutrients (possibly underdeveloped)
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LGA
-large for gestational age -over 4000G (8lbs 13oz)
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causes of LGA
larger parents incr weight gain in pregnancy diabetic mother
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LGA effects
-hypoglycemia (hyperglycemic in utero) -hypocalcemia -tachypnea (respiratory distress syndrome) -incr risk of perinatal asphyxia -incr risk birth trauma -incr risk of C section
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why is Vitamin K important
coagulation occurs in liver, liver doesn't work right away, at risk of bleeding -activates clotting factors -coagulation deficiency 2-5 day of life -prevent hemorrhaging
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how to assess for congenital hip dysplasia
-assess hip fold -Barlow Ortolani maneuver
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signs and symptoms of hip dysplasia
-popping -cracking -decr ROM -asymmetry of skin folds
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what does asymmetry in femoral pulses
coarctation of aorta
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what is considered delayed cord clamping
30-90 seconds
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benefits of delayed cord clamping
-more blood (incr blood volume & BP) -decr risk on intracranial hemorrhage
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Cons of delayed cord cramping
-incr jaundice risk (hemolysis incr) -cross blood brain barrier (brain damage, seizure, death)
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meconium
stool in lower intestines AT birth
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what causes meconium
-stress -post date (after 42wk) -cord compression -placenta break down
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when should meconium be passes
8-48hr
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what can meconium cause
aspiration pneumonia
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post term babies
after 42weeks
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characteristics of post term babies
-poor oxygenation -wasting syndrome -hypoglycemia -LGA -skin like parchment (peeling)
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what is wasting syndrome
-skinny legs & buttocks -normal head
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complications of post term babies
-oligohydramnios -cord compression -birth trauma -hypoglycemia -meconium aspiration
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characteristics of preterm babies
-immature organ systems -lack adequate nutrient reserves -head larger than chest -poor muscle tone -undesended testes -poorly formed pinna -fused eyelids -soft skull suture -few creases -vernix -lanugo -thin skin -SGA -lack of lung surfactant
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immature organ systems results
-jaundice -temperature regulation issues -small -trouble feeding
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breastmilk nutrition
-0.5oz/day -complete nutrition (not Vit D & iron) -eat every 2-3hr -6-8 wet diapers/day -poop once a week or after meals -gain 0.5-1oz daily -jaundice
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breastmilk jaundice
-late onset 5-10days of age -feeding well, weight gain -peak 2nd week -factors in breast milk
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what happens to birth weight
lose 10% of birth weight, back to birth weight by 2 weeks
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formula nutrition
-1oz/day -iron fortified formula -feed every 2-4hr -foul odor stools -BM multiple times/day
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transitioning to solids
-4-6 months -1 every 3 days -sippy cup at 6 months
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foods babies don't need
-juice never needed -no whole milk till 1 yr -no skim milk till 2 yr -no honey until 1 yr
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types of heat loss
conduction evaporating radiation convection
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convection
air/wind blows heat off the body
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evaporating
baby is wet, loss of heat from liquid turning to vapor
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conduction
loss of heat touching a cool surface
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radiation
close to cool surface, heat radiates to it
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result of cold stress
- incr RR -respiratory distress -acidosis -oxygen diverted from Brian & growth & thermogenesis
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thermogenesis
generates heat by increased muscle activity
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signs & symptoms of a cold baby
-cry -restless -incr cellular metabolic activity -dont shiver -metabolize brown fat
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where is brown fat metabolized
-axillae -vertebral column -kidneys (depleted with cold stress)
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signs & symptoms of respiratory distress
-grunting -nasal flaring -retractions -color (they only breathe like that for so long then they stop)
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what causes respiratory distress syndrome
-prematurity (can affect some post term) -lack of lung surfactant (less than 34wk less surfactant)(unstable chest wall, immature respiratory center)
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causes of respiratory distress syndrome
-prematurity -maternal diabetes -acute antepartum hemorrhage -asphyxia at birth -males twice as often
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respiratory distress prevention
-determine lung maturity -administration of steroids (betamethasone/ dexamethasone)
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resuscitation after delivery
-positive pressure ventilation -compressions if HR less than 6-bpm
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adjusting age
term - gestational age= weeks early weeks early - weeks since birth= corrected age
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physiological jaundice
-premies & term (delayed cord clamping) -AFTER 24 hr -incr eating resulting in urine & BM -phototherapy
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pathological jaundice
-ABO & RH factors -BEFORE 24 hr -can cause kernicterus, lethargy, poor feeding, hypotonia -transfusion if phototherapy not work
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thrush
-fungal infection -sick, antibiotics, cleft lip, bottle feeder, pacifier users -candida albicans -topical/skin
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candida albicans
-oral -white/velvety -DOESNT wipe off
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topical/skin thrush
-red bumpy patches -armpits, groin, trunk
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treatment of thrush
-oral nystatin -topical ointment/powder
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vernix
-cheese like on skin -protective/antimicrobial -prevent fluid loss
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acrocyanosis
-blue extremities (blood is going to vital organs) -normal
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central cyanosis
-cardiac/respiratory problem -sepsis/toxins -trunk is blue
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mottling
-temporary -vascular constriction (decr perfusion in vessels under skin) -sepsis, cardiac defect, autoimmune
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milia
-white dots on the face -resolves -common
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mongolian spot
-common birth mark -fades -pigmented babies
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erythema toxicum
-resolved in 2 weeks -not sure why it happenes
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telangiectatic nevus
-stork bite/angel kiss -immature blood vessels -fade
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port wine stain
-swollen blood vessels -dont go away -neuro issues, glaucoma
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nevus vasculosus
-vascular tumor -can grow -concerning on neck (compromised airway, bleeding)
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risks for babies born from gestational diabetic mothers
-LGA -hypoglycemia -RDS
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child life
-promotes coping -therapeutic interventions
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child life does NOT
-nursing process -med administration -invasive procedure
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Necrotizing enterocolitis
-causes by asphyxia & hypoxemia injury in intestines -necrotic injury to bowels (from decreased blood flow)
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NEC sign
-behavior changes -VS changes (temp, apnea, bradycardia/pnea) -emesis -abdominal growth(blood in stool)
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treatment of NEC
-NPO -bowel rest -NG tube suction on low (mouth not nose till after 4weeks)
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Apgar
-assess adaption from intruder to extrautero -at 1 min and 5 min (0,1,2)
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categories of apgar
-respiratory (effort/crying) -heart rate/ pulse -muscle tone -reflex/ irritability -skin color
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Apgar ranges
7-10 = normal (bulb suction) 4-6 = moderate distress(deep suction) 1-3 = severe distress (NICU, respiratory distress)
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retinopathy
-high oxygen levels = vasoconstriction = stop in vessel growth = blindness & detached retina
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who is at risk for retinopathy
-preterm/LWB -anyone with O2 supplement -2 3/4 lbs or less -born under 32weeks
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prevention of retinopathy
-low O2 concentration -lower parameters (83-93%) -early detection (ophthalmology) -monitor ABG
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retinopathy outcome
-90% resolve -10% visual impairment -laser surgery/cryotherapy (bad case) -corective lenses
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NICU care
-mimic uterine environment -minimal stimulation(quiet, cluster care) -skin to skin -stimulate sucking reflex -rice cereal in feed
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STABLE
specialized NICU training -sugar & safe care (fluids, correct glycemia) -temperature regulation -airway -blood pressure -lab work -emotional support
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NICU developmental care
-gentle handling -temp stability -minimal stimulation -quiet/dark, cluster care -sucking -aids -skin to skin -parenteral involvement in care
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car seat safety
-dont go home unless they have car seat -rear facing as long as possible -installed correctly -45degree angel
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sleep safety
-no swaddling (SIDs) -baby on back to sleep -tummy time when awake -nothing in crib with baby -GERD life head of entire crib
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abstinence syndrome
-weeks to months to resolve -encourage breastfeeding (helps with withdraw) -symptoms--> methadone, phenobarbital -babies are irritable, difficult to console, shaky
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developmental milestone 4 months
roll belly to back
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developmental milestone 6 months
roll back to belly
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developmental milestone 7 months
start walking
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developmental milestone 9 months
sit without support pincer graps crawling
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developmental milestone 12 months
crawling pulling up causing on furniture walking one word
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developmental milestone 18 months
6 words walking
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developmental milestone 2 years
20 words two word sentences
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developmental milestone 3-6 years
forming sentences drawing basic shapes
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developmental milestone 6-12 years
complex sentence structure writing legible
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developmental milestone 12+
concrete thoughts words and meanings manipulate objects
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when should the first bowel movement occur
no later than 72 hr (obstruction, malrotation)
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number one symptom of illness in neonate
change in mood (decr personality)
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true apnea
-stop breathing longer than 20 sec -Bradycardia (cardiovascular issues)
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normal breathing
-breathe quick, stop, breathe slow -learning how to breathe -obligatory nose breather till 3-4weeks
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abnormal breathing
-below 60, above 80 -seesaw breathing -nasal flaring -grunting -retractions -tachypnea
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caput succedaneum
-MOVE across suture lines -2-3 days resolve -edema bruising
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cephalhematoma
-DONT move across suture lines -months to resolve -can calcify
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Erickson: infant(0-18mo)
trust vs. mistrust -caregiver relationship
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Erickson: toddler (18mo-3yr)
autonomy vs. shame & doubt -independent from parent
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Erickson: preschooler (3-6yr)
initiative vs. guilt -purpose -within family, exploring
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Erickson: school-ager (6-12)
industry vs inferiority -good with neighbors, friends -please others
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Erickson: adolescent (12-18)
identity vs. role confusion -love, partners, friends -their own person
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Piaget: birth -2yr
sensorimotor
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Piaget: 2-7yr
preoperational
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Piaget: 7-11ye
concrete operational
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Piaget: 12+
formal operational