NU 435 EXAM -2 INFANT WELLNESS ILLNESS EXAM
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Physiological Growth Weight: 2x birth @ 6 mo, 3x birth @ 12 mo
WEIGHT
length Length: 0.5x birth @ 12 mo
head circumference
closure of fontanels Head Circ: 0.33x birth @ 12 mo
chest circumference Closure of Fontanels:
Posterior: 1.5-2 mo
Anterior: 12-18 mo
Chest circ = head circ @ 12 mo
when do NB reflexes decrease? when should they no Sensory acuity: Hearing as good as adulthood; vision progresses in
longer be present? binocularity from 6 wks through 4 months, and distance vision through 9
what about the immune system? months
Neurological maturation: Newborn reflexes decrease by 2-3 months, should no
longer be present by 4 months
Risk for infection: Immature immune system not yet producing IgA
Risk for ear & respiratory infections
how does feeding change? Immature digestive processes: Improves by 3 mo, some compensation by
when does drooling begin? and teething? human breast milk
how many wet diapers after first week? Feeding decreases in frequency, increases in quantity
when do iron stores change? Bowel movement frequency dependent on type of intake
Drooling @ 4 months, 1st teeth @ 5 months
Renal Immaturity: Unconcentrated urine, 6-8 wet diapers daily after 1st week
Hematological changes: Iron stores, fetal (HgF) adult hemoglobin by ~ mo 5
, The Psychosexual - Freud Three basic components:
Id = the unconscious, self-centered & immediate gratification seeking
Ego = Rational, negotiates social realities to try and achieve gratification
Superego = moral arbiter, inhibits behavior that threatens society
frued's stages 1. Oral- birth to one year
-gratification through oral activities
2. Anal- 1- 3yrs
-gratification through control of anal sphincter
3. phallic- 3-6yrs
-Gratification through genital experiences (period of Oedipus & Electra)
4. Latency- 6- 12years
-Energy channeled towards learning, less towards gratification
5. Gential -12+
-Puberty; Gratification through sexual experiences
Milestones: Gross Motor Development 1 month
what can they do at 1, 4, month? HEAD CONTROL: Head lag when lifted (supine), turn head or lift moment
rolling over? (prone)
sitting upright?
-rolling over: no
-sitting upright: no
4 months
HEAD CONTROL: Can balance head on shoulders in upright position
rolling over: Back to side
sitting upright: Can sit upright if propped up, can push up on elbows (prone)
5 months 5 months
-head control head control: Head lag gone, head steady when upright
-rolling over
-sitting upright rolling over: Abdomen to back
other sitting upright: Can sit for longer periods when propped
other: Feet! I can eat them!
6 months 6 months
rolling over Rolling over: Back to abdomen
sitting upright Sitting upright: Can lift chest off surface when prone, sits in high chair with
standing and walking straight back
standing and walking: Bears almost all weight when held in standing position
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Terms in this set (38)
Physiological Growth Weight: 2x birth @ 6 mo, 3x birth @ 12 mo
WEIGHT
length Length: 0.5x birth @ 12 mo
head circumference
closure of fontanels Head Circ: 0.33x birth @ 12 mo
chest circumference Closure of Fontanels:
Posterior: 1.5-2 mo
Anterior: 12-18 mo
Chest circ = head circ @ 12 mo
when do NB reflexes decrease? when should they no Sensory acuity: Hearing as good as adulthood; vision progresses in
longer be present? binocularity from 6 wks through 4 months, and distance vision through 9
what about the immune system? months
Neurological maturation: Newborn reflexes decrease by 2-3 months, should no
longer be present by 4 months
Risk for infection: Immature immune system not yet producing IgA
Risk for ear & respiratory infections
how does feeding change? Immature digestive processes: Improves by 3 mo, some compensation by
when does drooling begin? and teething? human breast milk
how many wet diapers after first week? Feeding decreases in frequency, increases in quantity
when do iron stores change? Bowel movement frequency dependent on type of intake
Drooling @ 4 months, 1st teeth @ 5 months
Renal Immaturity: Unconcentrated urine, 6-8 wet diapers daily after 1st week
Hematological changes: Iron stores, fetal (HgF) adult hemoglobin by ~ mo 5
, The Psychosexual - Freud Three basic components:
Id = the unconscious, self-centered & immediate gratification seeking
Ego = Rational, negotiates social realities to try and achieve gratification
Superego = moral arbiter, inhibits behavior that threatens society
frued's stages 1. Oral- birth to one year
-gratification through oral activities
2. Anal- 1- 3yrs
-gratification through control of anal sphincter
3. phallic- 3-6yrs
-Gratification through genital experiences (period of Oedipus & Electra)
4. Latency- 6- 12years
-Energy channeled towards learning, less towards gratification
5. Gential -12+
-Puberty; Gratification through sexual experiences
Milestones: Gross Motor Development 1 month
what can they do at 1, 4, month? HEAD CONTROL: Head lag when lifted (supine), turn head or lift moment
rolling over? (prone)
sitting upright?
-rolling over: no
-sitting upright: no
4 months
HEAD CONTROL: Can balance head on shoulders in upright position
rolling over: Back to side
sitting upright: Can sit upright if propped up, can push up on elbows (prone)
5 months 5 months
-head control head control: Head lag gone, head steady when upright
-rolling over
-sitting upright rolling over: Abdomen to back
other sitting upright: Can sit for longer periods when propped
other: Feet! I can eat them!
6 months 6 months
rolling over Rolling over: Back to abdomen
sitting upright Sitting upright: Can lift chest off surface when prone, sits in high chair with
standing and walking straight back
standing and walking: Bears almost all weight when held in standing position
