Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
Infancy is from what ages - ANSWER Birth to 1 year
What foods should be introduced to infants - ANSWER 1. Breastfeeding recommended until at least 9
months
2. Bottle feeding
3. Weening
4. Solid foods around 5-6 months
How to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) - ANSWER 1. Infant sleep on back or side, not on
stomach
2. Infant use pacifier
3. No blankets, comforters or pillows
4. No sleeping with infant
When should an infant see the dentist - ANSWER After the first tooth erupts (6 months) or before 1
years old
Neonate sleeping periods - ANSWER Sleep 20 hours
By 1 years the child sleeps 12 hours
Infants way to communicate - ANSWER 1. Crying (primary communication)
2. Cooing
3. Babbling
4. Sound repetition
,Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
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When does cooing occur in infants - ANSWER 2 months
When does babbling occur in infants - ANSWER 3 months
When does sound repetition occur in infants - ANSWER At 8 months
Safety in newborns (safety issues) - ANSWER 1. Suffocation
2. Falls
3. Choking
4. Poisoning
5. Drowning
6. Burns
7. Car accidents
Type of play for infants - ANSWER solitary play (playing by themselves)
What are fine motor skills - ANSWER motor skills associated with grasping, holding, and manipulating
objects
What gross motor skills - ANSWER Movement of the large muscles of arms and legs
Newborn vital signs - ANSWER Temp
97.7-99.5
Pulse
120-160 per min
Respiration
30-60min
Blood pressure
, Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
65/40mmHg
Primary teeth eruption - ANSWER Two lower teeth rupture
Occur at 6-7 months
Then two upper incisors
By 12 months child should have six to eight teeth
Neurological characteristics of the newborn (protective reflexes) - ANSWER 1. Blinking
2. Sneezing
3. Swallowing
4. Gag reflex
5. Sucking
6. Rooting
7. Palmar grasp
Physical characteristics of the newborn - ANSWER 1. Head and skull
2. Length and weight
3. Skin
4. Genitals
5. Face
6. Abdomen
7. Extremities
Physical characteristic of the newborn ( bowel movement) - ANSWER 1. Meconium
2. Breastfed
(Light seeded mustard color)
3. Formula-fed
Complete Solutions.
Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
Infancy is from what ages - ANSWER Birth to 1 year
What foods should be introduced to infants - ANSWER 1. Breastfeeding recommended until at least 9
months
2. Bottle feeding
3. Weening
4. Solid foods around 5-6 months
How to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) - ANSWER 1. Infant sleep on back or side, not on
stomach
2. Infant use pacifier
3. No blankets, comforters or pillows
4. No sleeping with infant
When should an infant see the dentist - ANSWER After the first tooth erupts (6 months) or before 1
years old
Neonate sleeping periods - ANSWER Sleep 20 hours
By 1 years the child sleeps 12 hours
Infants way to communicate - ANSWER 1. Crying (primary communication)
2. Cooing
3. Babbling
4. Sound repetition
,Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
When does cooing occur in infants - ANSWER 2 months
When does babbling occur in infants - ANSWER 3 months
When does sound repetition occur in infants - ANSWER At 8 months
Safety in newborns (safety issues) - ANSWER 1. Suffocation
2. Falls
3. Choking
4. Poisoning
5. Drowning
6. Burns
7. Car accidents
Type of play for infants - ANSWER solitary play (playing by themselves)
What are fine motor skills - ANSWER motor skills associated with grasping, holding, and manipulating
objects
What gross motor skills - ANSWER Movement of the large muscles of arms and legs
Newborn vital signs - ANSWER Temp
97.7-99.5
Pulse
120-160 per min
Respiration
30-60min
Blood pressure
, Midterm Exam for NUR 211 WITH 128
Complete Solutions.
65/40mmHg
Primary teeth eruption - ANSWER Two lower teeth rupture
Occur at 6-7 months
Then two upper incisors
By 12 months child should have six to eight teeth
Neurological characteristics of the newborn (protective reflexes) - ANSWER 1. Blinking
2. Sneezing
3. Swallowing
4. Gag reflex
5. Sucking
6. Rooting
7. Palmar grasp
Physical characteristics of the newborn - ANSWER 1. Head and skull
2. Length and weight
3. Skin
4. Genitals
5. Face
6. Abdomen
7. Extremities
Physical characteristic of the newborn ( bowel movement) - ANSWER 1. Meconium
2. Breastfed
(Light seeded mustard color)
3. Formula-fed
