NSG 3600 Exam 1 Final Latest Verified
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family is recognized as the... - correct ans:constant in a child's life
,atraumatic care - correct ans:therapeutic care; eliminates or minimizes psychological and physical
distress of child and family; minimize trauma and stress
what are the goals of atraumatic care? - correct ans:prevent separation, promote sense of control,
minimize bodily injury
assent - correct ans:getting the child to agree and be on board
what is an exception to consent? - correct ans:emancipated minor; pregnant child has say over
pregnancy but not self
cephalocaudal - correct ans:head to toe direction
proximodistal - correct ans:near to far - midline to peripheral
Reflexes of the newborn/infant - correct ans:rooting, sucking, palmar and plantar grasp, moro, babinski -
reflexes start to disappear at 9 months
physical development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:rapid growth; double birth weight by 6m,
triple birth weight by 1yr.
raise head and chest while on belly/roll side to side 3m.
no head lag 6m.
turn over 7m.
sits unsupported 8m.
crawl and pull up 8-9m.
fine motor development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:transfer objects between
hands/scribble/stack large object 6-12m.
pincer grasp 9-12m.
, language development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:crying/babbling/imitation - influenced by
social interaction, can detect expressions.
Social smile 2m.
mama/dada 9-12m.
anticipatory guidance for the newborn/infant - correct ans:teach parents what to expect/what is
normal.
sleep-wake patterns.
nutrition (only breastmilk/formula until 4-6m, then can introduce more foods, NO cows milk before 1yr
GI bleed risk).
Safety (safe sleeping, falls, carseats, etc.)
when does birth weight double? - correct ans:6m
when does birth weight triple? - correct ans:1yr
raise head and chest while on belly, roll side to side - correct ans:3m
no head lag - correct ans:6m
turn over - correct ans:7m
sit unsupported - correct ans:8m
crawl and pull up - correct ans:8-9m
transfer objects between hands/scribble/stack large objects - correct ans:6-12m
pincer grasp - correct ans:9-12m
And Frequently tested With Expected
real Questions With Well Elaborated
Correct Answers GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
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Proctored Exam Assistance
Online Class Management (Full Course Support)
Exam Preparation & Study Materials
Assignments and Coursework Support
Essays and Research Papers
Discussion Posts and Replies
family is recognized as the... - correct ans:constant in a child's life
,atraumatic care - correct ans:therapeutic care; eliminates or minimizes psychological and physical
distress of child and family; minimize trauma and stress
what are the goals of atraumatic care? - correct ans:prevent separation, promote sense of control,
minimize bodily injury
assent - correct ans:getting the child to agree and be on board
what is an exception to consent? - correct ans:emancipated minor; pregnant child has say over
pregnancy but not self
cephalocaudal - correct ans:head to toe direction
proximodistal - correct ans:near to far - midline to peripheral
Reflexes of the newborn/infant - correct ans:rooting, sucking, palmar and plantar grasp, moro, babinski -
reflexes start to disappear at 9 months
physical development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:rapid growth; double birth weight by 6m,
triple birth weight by 1yr.
raise head and chest while on belly/roll side to side 3m.
no head lag 6m.
turn over 7m.
sits unsupported 8m.
crawl and pull up 8-9m.
fine motor development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:transfer objects between
hands/scribble/stack large object 6-12m.
pincer grasp 9-12m.
, language development of the newborn/infant - correct ans:crying/babbling/imitation - influenced by
social interaction, can detect expressions.
Social smile 2m.
mama/dada 9-12m.
anticipatory guidance for the newborn/infant - correct ans:teach parents what to expect/what is
normal.
sleep-wake patterns.
nutrition (only breastmilk/formula until 4-6m, then can introduce more foods, NO cows milk before 1yr
GI bleed risk).
Safety (safe sleeping, falls, carseats, etc.)
when does birth weight double? - correct ans:6m
when does birth weight triple? - correct ans:1yr
raise head and chest while on belly, roll side to side - correct ans:3m
no head lag - correct ans:6m
turn over - correct ans:7m
sit unsupported - correct ans:8m
crawl and pull up - correct ans:8-9m
transfer objects between hands/scribble/stack large objects - correct ans:6-12m
pincer grasp - correct ans:9-12m
