Pediatrics- Exam 1 Galen College of Nursing (Answered)

Pediatrics- Exam 1 Galen College of Nursing (Answered) Industry vs. inferiority (6 to 12 years) Identity vs. role confusion (12 to 18 years): What are the stages in order of Psychosocial Development (Erikson's Stages)? 20. birth to 1 year (Erikson's Stage): What is the age range of Trust vs. Mistrust stage? 21. 1 to 3 years (Erikson's Stage): What is the age range Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt stage? 22. 3 to 6 years (Erikson's Stage): What is the age range of Initiative vs. guilt stage? 23. 6 to 12 years (Erikson's Stage): What is the age range of industry vs. inferiority stage? 24. 12 to 18 years (Erikson's Stage): What is the age range of Identity vs. Role Confusion stage? 25. Sensorimotor (birth-2 years), Preoperational (2-7 years), Concrete Op- erations (7-11 years), Formal Operations (11-15 years): What are Piaget's Cognitive development Stages (in order)? 26. Birth - 2 years: What age group is considered Sensorimotor in Piaget's Cog- nitive develpment? 27. 2 - 7 years: What age group is considered Preoperational in Piaget's Cognitive development? 28. 7 - 11 years: Which age group is considered to be developing Concrete Operations in Piaget's Cognitive development theory? 29. 11 - 15 years: Which age group is considered to be developing Formal Oper- ations in Piaget's Cognitive development theory? 30. Sensorimotor: Which cognitive development stage is this? -Progress from reflex activity through simple repetitive behaviors to imitative be- havior -Problem solving by trial and error -Object permanence 31. Preoperational: Which cognitive development stage is this? -Egocentrism -Viewpoint is their perception only they cannot see another's point of view 32. Concrete Operations: Which of Piaget's Cognitive developmental stages is this? -Logical and coherent -New concept of permanence - conservation -Becomes less self-centered 33. Formal Operations: Which mental developmental stage is this? (Piaget) -Adaptability and Flexibility 34. 1- Preconventional 2- Conventional 3- Postconventional (autonomous/ principled): What are Kholberg's levels of Moral Development? 35. *Oriented to good or bad, right or wrong *Avoids punishment and obey without question: What is the preconventional level of moral development? 36. *Concerned with conformity and loyalty *Values maintenance of family, group, or nationality expectations: What is the conventional level of moral development? 37. *General individual rights and standards: What is the Postconventional level of moral development? 38. 0- Undifferentiated 1- Intuitive- Projective 2- Mythical- Literal 3- Synthetic- Convention 4- Individuating- Reflexive: What are Fowler's Spiritual Development Stages? 39. -No concept of right or wrong -No beliefs -No convictions to guide their behavior: What does the undifferentiated mean to the spiritual development of a child? 40. -Imitating the behavior of others including religious gestures and behav- iors -Parental attitudes toward moral codes and religious beliefs convey to chil- dren what they consider to be good or bad.: What does intuitive-projective mean to the spiritual development of a child? 41. Stage 2 Mythical - Literal: What spiritual stage involves a strong interest in religion? 42. Stage 3 Synthetic - Convention: In what spiritual stage does a child become aware of spiritual disappointments? 43. Become more skeptical and begin to compare the religious standards of their parents: What is the individuating - reflexive stage of a child during spiritual development? 44. 6 months, 12 months, 30 months: When does birth weight double? triple? quadruple? 45. appropriately 1" per month.: Height changes for an infant. 46. by 8 weeks: When does the posterior fontanel close? 47. by 2 months: When is a baby's first social smile? 48. three months: When does baby's head turn to locate sounds? 49. at four months: When does the moro reflex disappear? 50. by 4 months: When is steady head control achieved? 51. 5-6 months: When is infant rolling back to abdomen, abdomen to back? 52. after 6 months of age: When can a someone play peek a boo with an infant? 53. 6-12 months: When is an infant able to transfer objects from hand to hand? 54. between 7-9 months: When is infant's stranger anxiety developed? 55. by eight months: By what time can an infant sit unsupported? 56. at 8 months: When does an infant crawl? 57. 10 to 12 months: When does the fine pincer grasp appear? 58. ten to twelve months: An infant can walk with assistance at what age range? 59. twelve months: An infant can say "mama" and "dada" plus a few words by what age? 60. Oral and motor means: How does an infant explore their environment? 61. Trust vs. Mistrust: What is Erikson's theory for the infant age? 62. 5 lbs. and 2.5-3" per year.: What are pre-school physical growth amounts? 63. Bowlegged and Potbellied: What are two physical adjective used to describe a toddler's appearance? 64. As a toddler (1-3 years): When does growth velocity slow? 65. Toddler age (1-3 years): By when are all primary teeth present? 66. by 12- 18 months: When does the anterior fontanel close? 67. at 18 months: When can a child throw a ball overhand? 68. By 24 months: When can a toddler kick a ball? 69. at two years of age: At what age can a child feed themselves with a spoon and cup? 70. usually around two years old: When can daytime toilet training be started? 71. 2 years, 3 years: When are 2-3 word sentences spoken? and 3-4 word sen- tences? 72. two and a half to three years old: When should a child be able to state their first and last name? 73. YES.: Are temper tantrums common in toddlers? 74. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt: What is Erikson's theory for toddler age group (1-3 years) ? 75. 5 pounds of weight and 2.5-3 inches in length every year: During preschool years, how much weight and length is a child gaining? 76. 3-6 year age range: In what age range does a child learn to run, jump, skip, and hop? 77. Yes, they can learn at age 3.: Should a three year old be able to ride a tricycle? 78. Preschool (3-6 years): Handedness is established at what age range? 79. 4 years old: What age can a child use scissors? 80. tie their shoes.: A five year old can do what special task? 81. As a preschooler (3-6 years): When does a child learn their colors and shapes? 82. 3-6 years old: When does visual acuity approach 20/20? 83. Egocentric and Concrete: What describes the thinking of a 3-6 year old preschooler?