Milestones of Development
Infants
Toddlers
Pre schoolers - Adolescents
Miscellaneous
100

Holds head up when prone,coo, social smile, can hold a rattle but will not do anything with it.

2 mo

100

forms of touch that can soothe and calm an infant: 

Cuddling, rocking, and swaddling  

100

Allowing ______ during the physical exam can have increased cooperation from the toddler.

a toddler to sit on the caregiver’s lap

100

Avoid phrases such as ____ or ____when explaining procedures, because these can frighten the child.

“take your blood”

“give you some dye”

100

Vital Signs

Infants: ____ HR and RR, ____ BP

Adolescents: ____ HR and RR, ____ BP

High , Low

Low, High

200

Object permanence "peek-a-boo", stranger anxiety, clingy, facial expressions, bangs toys, pushes buttons.

8-9 mo

200

Infants who have had recurrent ear infections often have speech delay due to ____

fluid in the middle ear.

200

They must remain in a forward-facing seat with a five-point harness until they are ____.

4 y old

200

To obtain an accurate history of substance use, smoking, or sexual activity, ask the caregiver, _____

to leave the room.

200

what are these symptoms of: inconsolable crying lasting at least 3 hours at a time, usually in the evening, for 3 days a week for at least 3 weeks in an infant who is otherwise healthy.

Colic symptoms

300

teeth begin to erupt

4 mo

300

Infants up to ____ mo old and ____ lb should ride in a rear-facing car seat with a 5-point harness.

12 and 20

300

____ tests in the toddler years for early identification.

Autismtests

300

The objective of treatment in school age kids is to____

 return the child to school as soon as possible.

300

Children less than ____ tall should be in a booster seat with the regular car belt.

4 ft 9 in (144.78 cm)

400

drinks from a cup, walks holding to furniture*, pincer grasp, specifically calls "mama or dada", waves "bye-bye

1 yr

400

If an infant is not imitating sounds or babbling by 7 mo., the infant has a ____

delay in language development

400

____ _____ closes at 18 months.

Anterior fontanel

400

Assesments

•Infant/ Toddler:

•Toddler/Pre-schooler :

•School-age :

•Adolescents:

 better assessed in parent lap.

want to know you will not hurt them, allow them to play with equipment or show them on a doll or stuffed animal first before doing it to them. Praises.

 like to help in the process "hold the alcohol pads for me". Praises.

are shy and want privacy.

400

Erikson Theory

•____ (needs are met consistently)

•____ (direction to explore and learn)

•____ (building autonomy through imagination)

•____ (masters goals)

•____ (develop their own self)

Trust vs. Mistrust

Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

Initiative vs. Guilt

Industry vs. Inferiority

Identity vs. Role confusion

500

tripoid sitting, extrusion reflex is gone, starts to eat solids, looks at self in mirror, laughs or "squals", knows familiar faces, reach to grab, closes mouth when full.

6 mo

500

Infants cannot see in full color until ____ mo.

7

500

____ and ____ medicines is not recommended under the age of 4 years.

OTC cough and cold

500

why are school age kids prone to sports injuries:

Not fully ossified bones prone to sport injuries.

500

Piaget

•____ stage (senses and movement)

•____stage (symbolic thinking)

•____ stage (this stage didn't have any definition so ignore)

•____ stage (logical and organized thinking)

•____ stage (Abstract thinking)

Sensorimotor

Early pre-operational 

Pre-operational

Concrete operational

Formal operational