Ages & Stages
Erikson's first stage of development, based on the consistency of the caregivers.
What is Trust Vs Mistrust
What does CDS stand for?
What is Child Development Services
This begins to form as early as the 12th week of pregnancy and can be collected and sent for drug testing
An unsafe practice for feeding young infants that can cause suffocation, overfeeding, choking, etc
Conditioning technique which rewards good behavior
What is Positive Reinforcement
Erikson's stage of development during which children begin to plan activities/games unless this is negatively impacted by criticism or control by caregivers
What is Initiative Vs Guilt
Two types of plans developed by the child's school to address specialized services or accommodations
What is IEP or 504
A baby should transition out of a bassinet when they reach this milestone
What is Rolling Over (typically by 4-6 months)
A bruise is considered concerning if this milestone has not been reached
What is mobility/crawling
Maslow's hierarchy of needs tells us these needs must be met before an individual can achieve higher level needs
What are Physiological needs (food, water, shelter)
Piaget's second stage of development characterized by "magical" thinking such as imaginary friends
What is Preoperational
Home visiting program that helps parents understand development and strengthen parenting
What is Maine Families
This demonstrate impact of domestic violence on an infant
What is exposure to a serious incident or pattern of domestic violence as this equates to high severity impact
Babies napping in car seats or other unsafe arrangements are at significant risk of this
What is Positional Asphyxiation
This tells us that the critical period for developing attachment is within the first 5 years of life
What is Attachment Theory
Erikson's stage of development describing adolescents becoming more independent and explore who they are
What is Identity Vs Role Confusion
Home visiting program that provides medical education, assessment, and support
What is Public Health Nursing
The percentage of body weight that is considered normal for newborns to initially lose after birth
What is up to 10%
Parents can prevent Plagiocephaly by doing this
What is limiting the baby's time in car seats, swings, etc. Encourage tummy time.
This is typically higher during childhood and begins to decrease in adolescence as one begins to compare themselves to their peers
Piaget's first stage, ages 0-2 years. Curiosity about the world. Object permanence develops.
What is Sensorimotor
Tool used for determining appropriate referrals for youth in care ages 4-16
What is Pediatric Symptom Checklist
In Period of Purple Crying, PURPLE stands for this
What is Peak of crying, Unexpected, Resists soothing, Pain-like face, Long lasting, Evening
These are the two types of failure to thrive
What is Organic and Non-Organic
Best known for work related to Classical Conditioning
Who is Pavlov