Infant
Name of a sudden unexplained death in infants.
Sudden infant death Syndrome (SIDS)
An object such as a blanket, to help with separation anxiety.
Security object
The age where a child can switch to a booster seat with a regular seat belt.
4yo
The amount of time they recommend this age group to engage in physical activity.
60 minutes
Abstinence
List 3 foods that are choking risks in infants
Popcorn
Hard candy
Carrots
Grapes
Marshmellow
Hot dogs
Parallel Play
List some healthy food choices for a preschooler.
Lean meats
eggs
fish
whole fruits
fresh vegetables
whole grains
low-fat diary products
Age that the child can sit in the front seat of a car.
12yo
Types of cancers medical providers start screening for.
Breast cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian and testicular cancer
Educate a guardian about how to properly transport their infant in a car.
5 point harness, rear facing
The amount of time a toddler normally sleeps in a 24 hour period.
11-13 hours
Type of play where the preschooler imitates adult activities, such as talking on the phone, grocery shopping.
Imitative play
Type of play school aged children enjoy
Individual play and group play
Educate an adolescents on things not to do to avoid distracted driving when driving a motor vehicle.
texting
talking on phone
eating
List 4 vaccination that an infant gets at this time
DTap
Hib
Hep B
Pneumococccal conjugate vaccine
IPV (polio)
Rotavirus
Influenza
MMR
Varicella
Hep A
Describe the correct way to brush a preschooler's teeth.
1. use pea sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste on a children's tooth brush
2. Assist in brushing all teeth 2x/day
3. have child spit, not rinse mouth
Immunizations that the child gets between the age 11-12yo.
Influenza
DTAP
HPV
Meningococcal disease
CRAFFT Tool (Car, Relax, Alone, Forget, Friends, Trouble)
See picture: what are three things that are wrong about this crib.
pillows
loose blankets
Crib rails do not go all the way around
toys
baby asleep on side
List 5 age appropriate toys for toddlers.
Pushing/pulling toys
Tunnels
Wooden spoons/plastic tupperware containers
large crayons
stackable blocks
musical instruments
puzzles with large pieces
dolls
bath toys/rubber ducks
Describe the difference between nightmares/night terrors
Nightmares: wakes up scared, wants comfort, may/may not cry
Night terror: does not remember, crying/screaming, glassy eyed, pushes caregiver away
Describe to the child how to remember to brush their teeth.
Brush your teeth for a full 2 minutes twice a day, sing happy birthday twice.
List some mental health disorders that caregivers should be aware of.
Depression
Eating disorders
Schizophrenia