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EDITION.
Saliva produced at - Answer 4 months
Sucking/extrusion reflex until - Answer 3-4 months
lower esophageal sphincter muscle tone developed at - Answer 1 month
Stomach capacity increases from 30 to 300 mLs at - Answer 1 year
Increased intestinal acidity and flora at - Answer 1-3 years
Myelination of nerves to the anal sphincter allows physiologic bowel function at - Answer 2
years
The liver is ____% of the baby's birth weight. - Answer 5%
The infant's small intestine is ______ long, and the adult's is ______ long - Answer 250 cm
and 600 cm
The kidney weight doubles at - Answer 1 month
The brain grows by 50% by _______ years old. - Answer 1 year
The brain grows by 75% by ________ years old. - Answer 3 years
The bran is 90% grown by _______ years. - Answer 6 years
The brain weight is _____% of the body's birthweight. - Answer 12%
The bladder capacity of infants is _____ to ______mLs. - Answer 15-20 mLs
, Where is the urethra in female infants? - Answer Closer to the rectum
Infancy age range - Answer 0-12 months
Infancy is associated with 3 theories: - Answer Trust vs mistrust, oral stage, sensorimotor
Major stressors in infancy - Answer Separation
In infancy, length increases by ____% - Answer 50%
In infancy, weight doubles by ________ and triples by _______ - Answer 6 months, 12
months
Anterior fontanelle closes by - Answer 18-24 months
Posterior fontanelle closes by - Answer 3-4 months
Teeth develop by - Answer 8 months
Toddlerhood age range - Answer 1-3 years
Toddlers are associated with 3 theories: - Answer Anal stage, autonomy vs doubt/shame,
sensorimotor to preoperational
Major stressors in toddlerhood - Answer Separation, fear of bodily harm, altered routine
Toddlers' growth slows by ____ years old. - Answer 2 years
By _____ years old, toddlers are _______ of their adult height. - Answer 2 years, half of adult
height
Birth weight quadruples in - Answer toddlerhood
By ______ months, all deciduous teeth have erupted. - Answer 33
Growth in toddlerhood is - Answer Step-like (spurts)