Social/Emotional/cognitive development
physical development
nursing considerations
high risk babies
3 theorists
100

True/False: A babies social and emotional development depends on how they were raised

True

100

What can most babies do by 12 months old?

walk

100

What should nurses do for new parents?

educate them

100

What is jaundice?

Yellowing of the skin

100

What are the three theorists name?

Maslow, Piaget, Erikson

200

By 0-4 months who do babies develop strong bonds with?

their parents

200

By 4-6 months what can babies hold up while sitting?

their head

200

What is the main vaccine given to newborn babies?

hepatitis B vaccine

200

Name some factors that can lead to high risk babies

birth defects, addicted mothers, respiratory distress, birth infections

200

What is the conflict for babies during Erik Eriksons stage?

trust vs mistrust

300

How do babies grow mentally?

playing and interacting

300

What can babies do by 2-4 months?

roll and grasp objects with their hands

300

What should nurses use to drain nasal secretions in babies?

bulb syringe

300

What is one musculoskeletal disorder that can affect babies?

talipes, dsyplasia, and polydactylism

300

What hierarchy on Maslows pyramid do babies need most?

physiological (basic) needs

400

How do babies emotionally develop when they are 8-12 months?

begin to trust and allow themselves to receive love
400

By 8-10 months what can most babies do?

crawl

400

What sensory test should nurses preform on newborns?

a hearing screening test

400

How can marijuana affect the fetus during pregnancy?

It can cross the placenta and disrupt the oxygen supply to the fetus

400

What is babies biggest life event and development according to Erik Erikson?

major life event: feeding; development: oral/sensory

500

Are babies ages 0-3 months able to differentiate between sweet, sour, salty, and bitter tastes?

Yes!

500

During their first year of life how much does a babies weight and height increase?

weight increases by 3x and height increases by 1/3x

500

Why should nurses provide eye treatment for babies when they are born?

If gonorrhea got into their eyes during birth it can cause an infection

500
what are some long term health effects of premature babies?

behavior problems, asthma, dental problems, hearing loss, vision problems, mental health conditions

500

What is Piaget's theory for infants ages 0-2?

Sensorimotor stage where babies find their five senses, learn about curiosity, realization, and movement. They are also seen as egocentric