Infant findings
Piaget
Erikson
Growth and Development
Perinatal & Congenital Anomalies
100

Born before 37 completed weeks of gestation.

What is a preterm infant?

100

During which of Piaget's stages does object permanence develop?

Sensorimotor stage

100

Which Erikson stage occurs during infancy?

Trust vs mistrust

100

At what age does rapid brain growth and motor coordination occur? 

Infancy 1-12 months

100

 This serious complication of newborns causes elevated bilirubin levels and jaundice.

What is hyperbilirubinemia?

200

Respiratory distress syndrome occurs more frequently in these infants because of insufficient surfactant.

Who are preterm infants?

200

A child who uses symbolic play is in which stage?

Pre-operational thought.

200

A toddler learning to dress independently is in which stage? 

Autonomy vs shame and doubt. 

200

Which developmental milestone typically occurs during the toddler years? 

Toilet training.

200

This respiratory disorder is caused by surfactant deficiency in premature infants.

What is Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS)?

300

Thin, translucent skin and little subcutaneous fat are characteristics of these newborns.

What is Preterm 

300

Concrete operational thought allows a child to:

Think logically, understand cause and effect. 

300

During adolescence, the key developmental task is? 

Identity vs role confusion

300

What is a major developmental focus for school age children?

Industry vs inferiority
300

Folic acid supplementation helps prevent these birth defects.

What are neural tube defects?

400

This reflex causes a newborn to turn toward a cheek that is stroked.

What is the rooting reflex?

400

Which stage involves abstract reasoning and moral development?

Formal operational thought. 

400

Which stage focuses on building close relationships with others? 

Intimacy vs isolation

400

What are adolescents trying to do when separating themselves from their parents? 

Gain a sense of their own identity. 

400

This defect occurs when the spinal cord protrudes through an opening in the vertebrae.

What is myelomeningocele?

500

Meconium aspiration syndrome is a risk for these infants.

Who are post-term infants?

500

What is the nurse's role when teaching a preschooler using Piaget's theory?

Use simple explanations and visual aids. 

500

An older adult reflecting on life accomplishments demonstrates which stage?

Ego vs integrity despair

500

What physical changes typically occur in middle adulthood?

Slowed metabolism and weight gain.

500

To prevent infection, newborns with an open neural tube defect should be positioned this way.

 What is prone (on the abdomen)?