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PEDS-1

unit one-pediatric nursing, normal and abnormal growth & dev

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future trends in pediatric nursing will require higher emphasis on problems of adolescents & minorities
which population group is growing faster than the rest adult
mortality measures the number of deaths
mortality rates 100,000
morbidity rates 1,000
development from head to toe cephalocaudal
development from center out proximodistal
sitting before standing and standing before walking are examples of what type of development cephalocaudal
control trunk before arms, "discovering" fingers are examples of what type of development proximodistal
erickson's theory of psychosocial development
piaget's theory of cognitive development
erickson's theory has how many stages of childhood` five
what are the stages of childhood according to erickson trust vs mistrust, autonomy vs shame and doubt, initiative vs guilt, industry vs inferiority and identity vs role confusion
the denver II assessment measures gross motor, fine motor, language and personal-social
pervasive developmental disorders are characterized by impaired social interactions and communication
autism is an example of pervasive developmental disorders
asperger syndrom and rett syndrome are both what type of disorders autism spectrum disorders
the growth of rett syndrome patients is usually decreased
hand wringing is a common behavior seen in what disorder rett syndrome
the language abilities of patients with asper syndrome are normal
asperger syndrome is set apart from other autism spectrum disorders because they have normal language
you should walk in to a child's room empty handed
who should you go to first in a child's room the child
best interview technique tell me about that
when meeting child for first time, don't be too energetic
what is the water distritution in preterm infants 85%
what is the water dist in infants 70-80%
what is the water dist in a 10 yo 60%
the blood brain barrier is immature until the age of 2
the kidneys are immature until the age of 1
protein binding in the child under 1 year is decreased
drug calcs for pediatrics are based on weight and age
100% maintenance for <10kg 100cc/kg/24h
100% maintenance for 10-20kg 1000cc plus 50cc per kg over 10kg
100% maintenance for >20kg 1500cc plus 20cc per kg over 20kg
what IM site cannot be used if under 1yr or not walking for one year dorsogluteal
what is the most common site for immunizations vastus lateralis
at what age can a child ride a tricycle 3
at what age can a child hold pencil with fingers 3
at what age will a child write their first name 4
at what age do kids have a higher fear for bodily harm 3-6
what are two primary concerns of adolescents body image and friends
industry vs inferiority is the task for what age group school age 6-12
identity vs role confusion is the tas for what age group adolescent 12-18
initiative vs guilt preschool 3-6
industry vs inferiority school age 6-12
have this age hold the cotton ball school age
do not say "cough your head off" to this group preschool 3-6
this age group is one of doubling strength and physical capabilities school age 6-12
the pincer grasp by 10 months
transfer objects by 7 months
rolling over front to back 4-5 months
roll back to front 6 months
sit unsupported 7 months
at 7 months what two milestones transfer objects and sit unsupported
crawling by 9 months
walking by 12-15 months
throw ball w/o losing balance by 18 months
copies line, circle and cross on paper by 36 months
what age group can run w/o falling preschool
what age group can walk tiptoe and up stairs toddler
when is it ok to put an iv in the foot when not walking
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