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Pediatrics. Ch.19

Summary of Growth and Development and Health Maintenance of School Age Children

QuestionAnswer
What is the average weight increase of a school age child 5 – 7 pounds/year
What is the average height increase of a school age child 2 inches/year
What is the approximate number of words a school age child’s vocabulary increases to 3000
Which of Piaget’s stages does the school age child master Concrete operations
Which of Erikson’s stages is the school age child mastering Industry vs Inferiority
What does the school age child fear Body mutilation, alterations in body image, earlier phobias, nightmares, death
Which age group has gross motor skills that exceed fine motor coordination 6 – 7
Which age group may have myopia (resulting from the eye's faulty refractive ability; distant objects appear blurred because their images are focused in front of the retina rather than on it; nearsightedness) appear 8 – 10
Which age group has vital signs approximate to adult norms 11 – 12
Why do school age children have fluctuations in appetite Uneven growth patterns and a tendency to get involved in activities
What meal tends to be neglected in the school aged child, and why Breakfast – rush of getting to school
What are the general characteristics of play for the school aged child Groups, with the same sex, books, bicycles, sports, cards, board games, computers, active play with little or no equipment
Which age group has good balance and runs, skips, jumps, climbs, and gallops 6 – 7
Which age group has sexual characteristics begin in girls 8 – 10
Which age group has a growth spurt for girls 11 – 12
Which age group throws and catches a ball 6 – 7
Which age group has hand eye coordination and fine motor skills well established 8- 10
Which age group has increasingly noticeable inequalities between the sexes and boys that are physically stronger than girls 11 – 12
Which age group dresses with little or no help 6 – 7
Which age group cares for their own physical needs completely 8 – 10
Which age group completes the eruption of permanent teeth, with the exception of the third molars 11 – 12
Which age group is constantly on the move, playing and working hard 8 – 10
Which age group has sexual characteristics beginning to develop in boys 11 – 12
Which age group has menstruation beginning in girls 11 – 12
Which age group has a vocabulary of 2500 words 6 – 7
Which age group is learning correct grammar and expressions of feelings in words 8 – 10
Which age group is able to think about social problems and prejudices, and see other’s points of view 11 – 12
Which age group learns to read and print 6 – 7
Which age group likes books that can be read alone, will read funny papers, and scan the newspaper 8 – 10
Which age group enjoys reading mysteries and love stories 11 – 12
Which age group begins concrete concepts of numbers and general classification of items 6 – 7
Which age group enjoys making detailed drawings 8 – 10
Which age group begins playing with abstract ideas 11 – 12
Which age group knows concepts of right/left, morning/afternoon/evening, and coinage 6 – 7
Which age group masters classification, sariation (arrangement or position in a series), spatial, temporal (time, temporary), and numerical concepts 8 – 10
Which age group is interested in the whys of health measures and understands human reproduction 11 – 12
Which age group has intuitive thought processes 6 – 7
Which age group uses language like a tool, likes riddles, jokes, chants, and word games 8 – 10
Which age group is very moralistic, and often makes a religious commitment 11 – 12
Which age group is verbally aggressive, bossy, opinionated, and argumentative 6 – 7
Which age group has rules as a guiding force in life 8 – 10
Which age group likes simple games with basic rules 6 – 7
Which age group is interested in how things work and what and how weather, seasons, and like are made 8 – 10
Which age group is a boisterous, outgoing know it all 6 -7
Which age group has a strong preference for same sex peers 8 – 10
Which age group has intense team loyalty, boys teasing girls, and girls flirting with boys 11 – 12
Which age group is whiny 6 – 7
Which age group antagonizes opposite sex peers 8 – 10
Which age group has a best friend 11 – 12
With which age group should parents side step power struggles and offer choices 6 – 7
Which age group is self assured and pragmatic at home and questions parental values and ideas 8 – 10
Which age group wants unreasonable independence, is rebellious about routines 11 – 12
Which age group becomes quiet, reflective, and very sensitive during the second year 6 – 7
Which age group has a strong sense of humor 8 – 10
Which age group has wide mood swings and needs some time daily for privacy 11 – 12
Which age group can use the telephone 6 – 7
Which age group enjoys clubs, group projects, outings, large groups, and camps 8 – 10
Which age group is very critical of their own work 11 – 12
Which age group likes to make things 6 – 7
Which age group has increasing modesty about their body and becomes sex-conscious 8 – 10
In which age group does hero worship prevail 11 – 12
Which age group starts many projects but finishes none 6 – 7
Which age group works diligently to perfect skills 8 – 10
Which age group will have prevailing facts of life chats with friends 11 – 12
Which age group should be given some responsibility for household duties 6 – 7
Which age group is happy, cooperative, relaxed, and casual in relationships 8 – 10
In which age group does masturbation increase 11 – 12
Which age group is courteous and well mannered with adults 8 – 10
Which age group appears under constant tension 11 – 12
Which age group responds better to suggestions than to dictorial approaches 8 – 10
In which age group does the gang stage, with secret codes and rituals prevail 8 – 10
Which age group has a persistence of preschool food dislikes 6 – 7
How many calories do 8 – 10 year olds need per day 2100
How many calories do 11 – 12 year old boys need per day 2500
How many calories do 11 – 12 year old girls need per day 2250
How many calories/kg do 11 – 12 year olds need per day 70
How much water do 11 – 12 year olds need per day 75ml/kg
How much protein do 11 – 12 year olds need per day 2g/kg
Which age group tends to be too busy to bother to eat 8 – 10
Which age group tends to have deficiencies in iron, vitamin A, and riboflavin 6 – 7
Which age group tends to have deficiencies in calcium, iron, and thiamine 8 – 10
How much water do 6 – 7 year olds need per day 100 ml/kg
During which age group might a problem with obesity begin 8 – 10
How much protein does a 6 – 7 year old need per day 3g/kg
Which age group has good table manners 8 – 10
Which age group is able to help with food preparation 8 – 10
Which age group enjoys dolls, cars, and trucks 6 – 7
Which age group is ready for lessons in dancing, gymnastics, music 8 – 10
Which age group enjoys projects and working with hands 11 – 12
Which age group plays well alone, but enjoys small groups of both sexes 6 – 7
Which age group should have television time restricted to 1 – 2 hours each day 8 – 10
Which age group likes to do errands and jobs to earn money 11 – 12
Which age group is ready to learn how to ride a bicycle 6 – 7
Which age group likes hiking and sports 8 – 10
Which age group is very involved in sports and dancing 11 – 12
Which age group prefers dramatic imaginary play with real costumes 6 – 7
Which age group enjoys cooking, woodworking, and crafts 8 – 10
Which age group enjoys talking on the phone 11 – 12
Which age group begins collecting for quantity, not quality 6 – 7
Which age group enjoys cards and computer games 8 – 10
Which age group enjoys all aspects of acting and drama 11 – 12
Which age group enjoys active games such as hide and seek, jump rope, skating, kickball 6 – 7
Which age group likes radio and music 8 – 10
Which age group begins quality collecting 8 – 10
Which age group should be taught about strangers 6 – 7
Which age group should be taught water safety 8 – 10
Which age group should be taught illness prevention 6 – 7
Which age group needs enforced balance in rest and activity 8 – 10
Which age group needs to be taught illness prevention and have health habits reinforced 6 – 7
Which age group should be taught and see examples about harmful use of drugs, alcohol, and smoking 6 – 7
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