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Life Span Lecture 4. Chapter 7-8 Toddlerhood & Preschool. Toddlerhood. 1-3 years Growth Slow & Steady Areas of focus Gross & fine motor skills Language Autonomy. Height & Weight. Height @3 inch / year Weight @5 pounds / year. Body proportions. Extremities grow faster than trunk
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Life Span Lecture 4 Chapter 7-8 Toddlerhood & Preschool
Toddlerhood • 1-3 years • Growth • Slow & Steady • Areas of focus • Gross & fine motor skills • Language • Autonomy
Height & Weight • Height • @3 inch / year • Weight • @5 pounds / year
Body proportions • Extremities grow faster than trunk • 2 yr • Potbelly • Lordosis • 3 yr • Slender • Stronger • Erect posture
How many “deciduous” teeth are there? • 12 • 18 • 20 • 24 • 36
At what point to children have all of their deciduous teeth? • 1 yr • 1 ½ yr • 2 yr • 2 ½ yr • 3 yr
Face & Teeth • Dentist • Fluoride • Brushing • Thumb sucking • Self-limiting
Bone Development • Ossification • Greenstick fx
Sensory Development • 3 yrs • 20/20 vision • Amblyopia • Eye patch the good eye • Eustachian tube
Developmental Milestones • Related to • independent function
Vital Signs • Temp • 98 – 99o F • Pulse • 90 – 120/ min • Resp • 20 – 30 / min • BP • 100/65
Gross motor • Balance 1 foot • Jump • Steps • Run
Fine motor • Self-feeding • Dressing • Rides tricycle • Simple puzzles • Blocks • Copies circles / lines • Turns knobs • Opens lids
A toddler is in what stage according to the psychoanalytical theory model? • Trust vs. Mistrust • Autonomy vs. Shame • Oral stage • Anal stage • Preoperational
What part of toilet training do toddlers learn first? • Bowel control • Bladder control
Toilet training • Help undressing • Accidents • Age • 2 – 3 ½ yrs
A toddler is in what stage according to the psychosocial theory model? • Trust vs. Mistrust • Autonomy vs. Shame • Oral stage • Anal stage • Preoperational
Psychosocial development: Autonomy • Independence • Freedom of choice
Psychosocial development: Discipline • Simple & direct f/b diversion • Consistent • Routine • Frustration negativistic behavior • “Time out”
Psychosocial development: • Separation anxiety • Warm & affectionate • Comfort items • Sibling rivalry • Regression
A toddler is in what stage according to the Piaget’s cognitive theory model? • Trust vs. Mistrust • Autonomy vs. Shame • Oral stage • Anal stage • Preoperational
Cognitive development • Global perspective • Object permanence • “magical” age • Egocentric view • Time • Couriosity
Moral Development • Parent’s moral code child's moral code
Communication • Automatic & spontaneous • Understand before they can express • 2 yrs • 2 word sentences • 50 word vocabulary • 3 yrs • 2 word sentences • 1,000 word vocabulary
Nutrition • Est. eating habits • Amounts & Variety • Growth • Protein • Calcium • Iron • Phosphorus • Vitamins • 2-3 yrs • Eating same food as family
Nutrition • Caloric intake • 1,300 cal/day • Pain vs mixed • Ritualistic behavior • Idea meal plan • 3 small meal • 3 nutritious snacks • Routine • Socialization
Sleep and Rest • Nap • Ritual • Nightmares
Play • Mimic • Symbolic play • Parallel play • Toys • Fine and gross motor
What is the leading cause of death in toddlers? • Cancer • Accidents • Bacterial Infection • Viral Infection • SIDS
What is the leading cause of accident death in toddlers? • Drowning • Burns • Motor vehicle • Choking • Poisoning
Preschool • Age • 3-6yrs
Height & Weight • Height • 2-3 inches / year • Weight • 5 pounds / year
Body proportions • Loss subcutaneous and adipose tissue • More adult like
Teeth • Tooth decay • Plaque • Dental visits • Q 6 months
Muscle & Bone Development • Long bones lose red marrow • Flat bones have red marrow • Skull • Sternum • Pelvis
Sensory Development • Vision • 20/20 • By age 5 • Depth perception • Color • Hearing • Ear infections
Vital Signs • Pulse • 90-100 / minute • Resp • 22-25 / min • BP • 100 / 60
Gross motor • 4 yrs • Walking / running tip toes • Hop & balance one foot • Stairs • Climb & jump • 5 yrs • Coordination increases • Jump rope • Skip • Balance beam • Sports
Fine motor • Self-care • Draw • Scissors • Printing name
Sexual Development • Genital awareness • Masterbation
What stage of development is a preschooler (late childhood) on the psychosocial model? • Oral • Anal • Autonomy vs shame • Initiative vs guilt • Properational
Psychosocial development: Initiative • Explore! • Pretending
Psychosocial development: Discipline • Set limits • Explore feelings
Psychosocial development: • Jealousy
Preschool education • Peer interaction
Cognitive development • Centration • Lack reversibility • Share • Creative • Egocentric • Magical • Increased attention span
Which of the following developed a moral development theory and staging? • Freud • Erikson • Piaget • Kohlberg • Pope
What is the first level of Kohlberg's moral development model? • Preconventional • Trust vs mistrust • Oral • Anal • Sensorimotor
What is the term Freud used for a “Conscience” • Id • Ego • Superego
Communication • 4 yrs • 4 word sentences • Who, what, where • Nouns, verbs & adjectives • 5 yrs • 5+ word sentences • 2,000+ word vocabulary