Child Development and Safety Guidelines
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Child Development and Safety Guidelines

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Match the following medical treatments or guidelines with their purposes or recommendations:

Ipecac syrup = Not recommended for poison exposure management NSAIDs = Relieve fever, headache, and joint pain Antihistamines = Control itching Rest and fluids = Encourage recovery from illness

Match the following childhood conditions or concepts with their descriptions:

Fifth's Disease = Characterized by a 'slapped face' rash Regression = Demonstration of previous developmental behaviors Anticipatory guidance = Advice on current and future developmental stages Car seat safety = Depends on age, weight, and height regulations

Match the type of pain responses in children with their characteristics:

Physiological signs = Increased heart rate and elevated blood pressure Behavioral signs = Crying or screaming Agitation = Restlessness and clinging to caregivers Distraction technique = Diverts attention from unpleasant situations

Match Erik Erikson's stages of development with their corresponding crises:

<p>Trust versus mistrust = Crisis of infancy Autonomy versus shame = Crisis of toddlerhood Initiative versus guilt = Crisis of preschool age Industry versus inferiority = Crisis of school age</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the treatment options for Fifth's Disease with their intended effects:

<p>Symptomatic treatment = Relieve associated fever and pain Supportive care = Encourage hydration and rest Topical medications = Control itching Blood products = Possible transmission route</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the signs of pain in children with their types:

<p>Physiological = Changes in respiratory rate Behavioral = Clinging to caregivers Crying = Indication of discomfort Agitation = Restlessness and distress</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the elements of maintaining trust in infants with their actions:

<p>Warmth = Providing comfort to the infant Nutrition = Ensuring feeding needs are met Predictability = Routine interactions and care Stimulation = Encouraging exploration and play</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the different methods of pain management with their definitions:

<p>NSAIDs = Medications for pain relief Antihistamines = Medications to mitigate itching Distraction = Technique to divert attention Supportive care = General wellness encouragement</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following milestones to their corresponding age in months:

<p>Social smiles = 2 months Recognizes familiar faces = 3 months Fears strangers = 6 months Smiles at a mirror = 5 months</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match Piaget's stages of cognitive development with their descriptions:

<p>Birth to 1 month = Survival sucking reflexes 1–4 months = Explores own body 8–12 months = Object permanence develops 4–8 months = Focuses on objects within reach</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match Freud's developmental stages to their key concepts:

<p>Oral stage = Infancy phase of development Anal stage = Toddlers phase of potty training Sexual latency = Disinterest in sexuality during school years Phallic stage = Attention to the genitals in early childhood</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the hydration calculation rules with their corresponding weight range:

<p>0-10 kg = 100 ml/kg/24 hrs 11-20 kg = 50 ml/kg/24 hrs for each kg in this range Every kg thereafter = 20 ml/kg/24 hrs Total daily requirements = Sum of individual weight-based calculations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the immunizations recommended for a 12-month-old child:

<p>DTaP = Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis Hib = Haemophilus influenzae type b PCV = Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine MMR = Measles, Mumps, Rubella</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the best activities for preschoolers with their benefits:

<p>Imaginative play = Enhances creativity Puzzles = Develops problem-solving skills Building blocks = Improves fine motor skills Outdoor play = Promotes physical development</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the preventative measures for child accidents with their descriptions:

<p>Childproofing = Making the home safe for exploration Safety gates = Restrict access to dangerous areas Keeping harmful substances out of reach = Prevent poisoning Supervision = Directly observing children's activities</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the teething age milestones with their descriptions:

<p>6 months = First teeth typically appear 12 months = Most infants have multiple teeth 18 months = Canines may emerge 24 months = Usually have a full set of primary teeth</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Poison Exposure Management

  • Current guidelines discourage the use of ipecac syrup for poison exposure management; it should only be used if specifically instructed by a poison control center or medical team.

Fifth's Disease

  • A childhood illness marked by a “slapped face” rash and fever.
  • Transmitted via respiratory route, blood products, and from mother to fetus during pregnancy.
  • No specific treatment; resolves on its own, with symptomatic care such as NSAIDs for fever, headache, and joint pain, along with rest and fluids.

Anticipatory Guidance

  • Involves educating parents on expected developmental milestones and behaviors for their child’s current and future developmental stages.

Car Seat Safety in Ohio

  • Compliance with Ohio laws regarding car seat requirements is based on a child's age, weight, and height.

Regression in Children

  • Regression involves a return to earlier developmental behaviors due to stress or anxiety, such as bedwetting and wanting parental assistance with basic needs.

Distraction Techniques

  • Effective method to redirect a child’s attention from unpleasant experiences or medical procedures.

Signs of Pain in Children

  • Physiological Indicators: Increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, changes in respiratory rate.
  • Behavioral Indicators: Crying, clinging to caregivers, agitation, or restlessness.

Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Development

  • Infancy establishes the "trust versus mistrust" crisis; reliance on the caregiver's predictability fosters trust.
  • Key milestones include:
    • Social smile at 2 months
    • Recognizes familiar faces by 3 months
    • Mirror interaction by 5 months
    • Fear of strangers at 6 months

Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development

  • Infancy corresponds to the sensorimotor stage; knowledge gained through sensory experiences.
  • Developmental milestones:
    • Birth to 1 month: Survival sucking reflexes.
    • 1–4 months: Exploration of own body.
    • 4–8 months: Increased focus on the environment and objects.
    • 8–12 months: Object permanence develops; active exploration of surroundings.

Freud's Stages of Sexual Development

  • Sexual latency describes the disinterest in sexuality during childhood, occurring after earlier stages focused on oral and anal behaviors.

Nutritional Guidelines

  • Milk introduction is permissible after the first year of life.

Growth During Preadolescence

  • A notable growth spurt occurs during the preadolescent phase.

DTaP Administration

  • Use a 5/8 to 1-inch needle; administer intramuscularly in the thigh for infants and young children, and in the upper arm for older children.

Denver Developmental Screening Tool (DDST)

  • Standardized tool for assessing child development across personal-social, fine motor-adaptive, language, and gross motor skills; applicable for children up to 6 years old.

Best Activities for Preschoolers

  • Favorable activities include imaginative play, puzzles, building blocks, and outdoor play to aid physical development.

Hydration Calculations

  • Calculate hydration needs based on weight:
    • 100 ml/kg/24 hrs for the first 10 kg
    • 50 ml/kg/24 hrs for the next 10 kg
    • 20 ml/kg/24 hrs for each additional kg

Accident Prevention in Children

  • Implement strategies such as childproofing the home, using safety gates, and securing harmful substances to prevent accidents.

Immunizations for 12-Month-Olds

  • Required vaccines include DTaP, Hib, PCV, Varicella, and MMR (measles, mumps, rubella).

Teething

  • Teething typically commences around 6 months but varies by child; symptoms may include irritability and increased saliva.

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This quiz covers essential topics related to child development and safety, including poison exposure management and car seat regulations in Ohio. It also addresses common childhood illnesses, such as Fifth's disease, and discusses anticipatory guidance for parents. Test your knowledge on these important child health and safety principles.

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