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At approximately 3 months of age, how many hours per day does an infant typically sleep?
At approximately 3 months of age, how many hours per day does an infant typically sleep?
- 12-13 hours
- 10-11 hours
- 15-16 hours (correct)
- 18-20 hours
Which of the following is NOT a safety measure for caring for an infant?
Which of the following is NOT a safety measure for caring for an infant?
- Allowing the infant to sleep on a pillow (correct)
- Ensuring clothing is safe and comfortable
- Using a soft mattress in the crib
- Selecting appropriate toys
What primary need does sucking fulfill for an infant?
What primary need does sucking fulfill for an infant?
- Nutritional needs only
- Physical exercise
- Social interaction
- Sucking offers pleasure and relief from tension (correct)
What aspect of care is important in terms of an infant's comfort?
What aspect of care is important in terms of an infant's comfort?
When do infants typically transition from feeding to weaning?
When do infants typically transition from feeding to weaning?
Which psychological problem is commonly experienced by infants due to a lack of parental support?
Which psychological problem is commonly experienced by infants due to a lack of parental support?
What is one of the health problems that can result from a disturbed mother-child relationship?
What is one of the health problems that can result from a disturbed mother-child relationship?
Which of the following is a psychological problem resulting from feeding issues in infants?
Which of the following is a psychological problem resulting from feeding issues in infants?
How can malnutrition affect an infant psychologically?
How can malnutrition affect an infant psychologically?
What psychological problem may arise from a lack of care beyond feeding?
What psychological problem may arise from a lack of care beyond feeding?
At what age can an infant sit with light support?
At what age can an infant sit with light support?
Which skill is associated with a five-month-old infant regarding head control?
Which skill is associated with a five-month-old infant regarding head control?
How does a five-month-old infant typically sit?
How does a five-month-old infant typically sit?
What developmental milestone related to balance might an infant achieve by five months?
What developmental milestone related to balance might an infant achieve by five months?
Which of the following statements is NOT true for a five-month-old infant?
Which of the following statements is NOT true for a five-month-old infant?
What is the rate of weight gain for an infant from birth to 4 months?
What is the rate of weight gain for an infant from birth to 4 months?
What is the average weight gain for an infant from 5 to 8 months?
What is the average weight gain for an infant from 5 to 8 months?
Which age range marks the beginning of the rapid growth and development period for infants?
Which age range marks the beginning of the rapid growth and development period for infants?
How much weight does an infant gain on average from 9 to 12 months?
How much weight does an infant gain on average from 9 to 12 months?
What characterizes an infant's growth during the first year?
What characterizes an infant's growth during the first year?
At what age can an infant sit momentarily without support?
At what age can an infant sit momentarily without support?
By what age does an infant sit briefly without support?
By what age does an infant sit briefly without support?
What is a significant motor milestone for infants at 6 months?
What is a significant motor milestone for infants at 6 months?
How is an infant's ability to sit progressing between 6 and 7 months?
How is an infant's ability to sit progressing between 6 and 7 months?
Which developmental milestone is typically expected at 7 months of age?
Which developmental milestone is typically expected at 7 months of age?
Study Notes
Infant Sleep Patterns
- At three months, infants typically sleep 15-16 hours per day, including one or two naps.
Safety Measures
- Implement safety precautions for bathing, clothing, toy selection, and furniture, focusing on items like cribs, mattresses, pillows, and clothing.
Infant Needs
- Infants require sucking for pleasure and comfort, helping to alleviate tension.
- They need warmth and comfort, often seeking the closeness of their mother's body and enjoying gentle rocking.
Infant Problems
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Psychological Issues:
- Frustration may arise from feeding and sucking experiences.
- Lack of parental affection can lead to emotional distress.
- Stranger anxiety and separation from the mother indicate maternal deprivation.
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Health Issues:
- Risk of malnutrition due to poor feeding relationships and care conditions.
- Vulnerability to infections.
- Child abuse is a critical concern affecting overall well-being.
Definition and Growth Period
- The infant developmental stage spans from the end of the first month to the first year of life, marked by rapid growth and development.
Physical Growth Key Facts
- Birth to 4 months: Growth averages ¾ kg per month.
- 5 to 8 months: Growth slows to ½ kg per month, especially noted when infants are seated.
Developmental Milestones
- By five months, infants can sit with slight support and maintain head balance.
- At six months, they can sit momentarily without assistance, progressing to brief sitting at seven months.
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Test your knowledge on the essential needs of infants, including their sleeping patterns, safety measures, feeding, and immunization. This quiz covers important aspects of infant care to help you understand their requirements for comfort and growth.
