NUR 158 Exam 1 (Developmental Psychology) NEWEST
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What are the leading causes Congenital anomalies, preterm birth, pregnancy complication,
of death for infants in the SIDS
US?
Unintentional injury (drowning, traffic,
What are the leading causes
fire/burn) Congenital anomalies
of death for 1- 4 year olds?
Homicide
Unintentional injury (traffic, drowning,
What are the leading causes
fire/burn) Malignant neoplasms
of death for 5- 9 year olds?
Congenital anomalies
Unintentional injury (traffic, drowning,
What are the leading causes
suffocation) Malignant neoplasms
of death for 10-14 year olds?
Suicide
Unintentional injury (traffic, poisoning,
drowning) Suicide
What are the leading causes
Homicide
of death for 15-24 year olds?
Unintentional injury includes vehicle
accidents
1. Incubation - Time of pathogen entrance -> first symptoms
2. Prodromal - Time of nonspecific symptoms -> specific symptoms
Name the stages of 3. Illness - Time which signs and symptoms of specific infection
infectious disease and a brief present
description 4. Convalescence - Time which acute symptoms disappear
, Macule - flat lesion
Macule vs. papule
Papule - elevated lesion
Vesicle fluid-filled papule
Naturally acquired active Obtained from having disease
immunity
Naturally acquired passive Transplacental or via colostrum
immunity
Artificially acquired active Vaccination
immunity
Artificially acquired passive Injection of antibodies
immunity
Growth refers to Increase in physical size
Development refers to Process by which infants and children gain various skills and
functions
Maturation refers to Increased functionality of body systems or developmental skills
A nurse is assessing an 6 Since the child was born premature, the nurse would expect to
month old that was born at find the 6 month
old's development to be consistent with a 4 month old's
32 weeks for a well-child
developmental milestones.
visit. What would the nurse
expect to find when
assessing the
development of the child?
The average pulse rate 120-140 in the
decreases from newborn 100 in
______-______ in the newborn, to
the one year old
about ___________________in
the one year old.
Blood pressure increases from 60/40 in the newborn
___/___ in the newborn, to 100/50 in the one year old
___/___ in the one year old.
Does not respond to
loud noises Does
What are warning signs of
not focus on near
sensory development in
object
infancy? No sounds or babble by 4 months
Does not turn to locate sound
by 4 months Eyes crossed
most of the time by 6 months
, Does not make sounds
What are warning signs of by 4 months Does not
language development in laugh or squeal by 6
infancy? months Does not babble
by 8 months
Does not use single words (mama, dada) by 12 months
What is the role of the nurse Early learning, safety, nutrition, sleep, healthy teeth and
when caring for infants? gums, appropriate discipline techniques
When do the first primary Erupt around 6-8 months, lower central gumline
teeth erupt and where are
they typically located?
How many teeth does a one 4-8 teeth
year old typically have?
At birth, stomach holds oz 0.5 oz - 1 oz
VERSION 2025-2026 \LATEST UPDATE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS \ALREADY GRADED
A+\BRAND NEW!!! Trident Technical College
What are the leading causes Congenital anomalies, preterm birth, pregnancy complication,
of death for infants in the SIDS
US?
Unintentional injury (drowning, traffic,
What are the leading causes
fire/burn) Congenital anomalies
of death for 1- 4 year olds?
Homicide
Unintentional injury (traffic, drowning,
What are the leading causes
fire/burn) Malignant neoplasms
of death for 5- 9 year olds?
Congenital anomalies
Unintentional injury (traffic, drowning,
What are the leading causes
suffocation) Malignant neoplasms
of death for 10-14 year olds?
Suicide
Unintentional injury (traffic, poisoning,
drowning) Suicide
What are the leading causes
Homicide
of death for 15-24 year olds?
Unintentional injury includes vehicle
accidents
1. Incubation - Time of pathogen entrance -> first symptoms
2. Prodromal - Time of nonspecific symptoms -> specific symptoms
Name the stages of 3. Illness - Time which signs and symptoms of specific infection
infectious disease and a brief present
description 4. Convalescence - Time which acute symptoms disappear
, Macule - flat lesion
Macule vs. papule
Papule - elevated lesion
Vesicle fluid-filled papule
Naturally acquired active Obtained from having disease
immunity
Naturally acquired passive Transplacental or via colostrum
immunity
Artificially acquired active Vaccination
immunity
Artificially acquired passive Injection of antibodies
immunity
Growth refers to Increase in physical size
Development refers to Process by which infants and children gain various skills and
functions
Maturation refers to Increased functionality of body systems or developmental skills
A nurse is assessing an 6 Since the child was born premature, the nurse would expect to
month old that was born at find the 6 month
old's development to be consistent with a 4 month old's
32 weeks for a well-child
developmental milestones.
visit. What would the nurse
expect to find when
assessing the
development of the child?
The average pulse rate 120-140 in the
decreases from newborn 100 in
______-______ in the newborn, to
the one year old
about ___________________in
the one year old.
Blood pressure increases from 60/40 in the newborn
___/___ in the newborn, to 100/50 in the one year old
___/___ in the one year old.
Does not respond to
loud noises Does
What are warning signs of
not focus on near
sensory development in
object
infancy? No sounds or babble by 4 months
Does not turn to locate sound
by 4 months Eyes crossed
most of the time by 6 months
, Does not make sounds
What are warning signs of by 4 months Does not
language development in laugh or squeal by 6
infancy? months Does not babble
by 8 months
Does not use single words (mama, dada) by 12 months
What is the role of the nurse Early learning, safety, nutrition, sleep, healthy teeth and
when caring for infants? gums, appropriate discipline techniques
When do the first primary Erupt around 6-8 months, lower central gumline
teeth erupt and where are
they typically located?
How many teeth does a one 4-8 teeth
year old typically have?
At birth, stomach holds oz 0.5 oz - 1 oz
