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Case Study-Growth and Development-Infant and Toddler A 6-month-old female and her 18 month-old brother is brought...
A 6-month-old female infant is brought into the pediatric clinic for a well-baby check. You, as the pediatric nurse, will be assigned to care for this family. 1. Identify the primary growth and development expectations for a 6-month-old. 2. What stage is this child in according to Erikson and what is the key concept the child should achieve? According to Piaget? 3. What typical behaviors would you expect of this child towards the nurse? 4. What immunizations are recommended at...
After a recent measles outbreak in a local daycare center, a mom brings her 13-month old toddler to the pediatric clinic. While you are performing a routine health assessment and begin explaining the age-appropriate immunizations ordered by the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (MMR, Varicella and the first Hepatitis A vaccine), the mom expresses great concern about the vaccines. She states her fear of autism related to the MMR and also that “it is not good for the immune system to receive...
Chapter 26: Growth and Development of the Toddler 1. Bill and Ted are a domestic couple that have brought in their 30-month-old daughter, Victoria, complaining of a runny nose, cough, and low-grade fever. Bill and Ted adopted Victoria at birth. The biological mother was a teenager who chose to give her child up for adoption and Bill and Ted provided financial support to ensure that she received the appropriate prenatal care. Her pregnancy and delivery were unremarkable. She has had no...
IN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT EXAM Name: Date: 1. A three month old infant is admitted. Upon admission, the nurse assesses her developmental status as appropriate for age. Which of the following would the client be least likely able to do? Smile in response to mother's face b. Reach for shiny objects but miss them c. Hold head creet and steady. d. Sit with slight support. 2. A three month old infant is doing well after the repair of a clen...
Emily, a 3-year-old toddler, presents to the pediatrician's office for her yearly physical. Her mother and 6-month-old brother accompany her. Emily's brother was seen first for immunizations and a checkup, and now it is Emily's turn for an exam and immunization check. The nurse notes that Emily's immunizations are up-to-date (she received the pneumonia vaccine in the fall, as well as her yearly flu shot). Emily's mother reports that her daughter is doing well in preschool and has had no...
Emily, a 3-year-old toddler, presents to the pediatrician's office for her yearly physical. Her mother and 6-month-old brother accompany her. Emily's brother was seen first for immunizations and a checkup, and now it is Emily's turn for an exam and immunization check. The nurse notes that Emily's immunizations are up-to-date (she received the pneumonia vaccine in the fall, as well as her yearly flu shot). Emily's mother reports that her daughter is doing well in preschool and has had no...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...
NURS 3421: Health Assessment Chapter 22: Musculoskeletal Case Study Name S.P. is a 3-year-old female toddler who presents to the pediatrician's office for a yearly well visit. The child complains that Subjective Data her leg hurts PMH of otitis media Immunizations: Up to date No medications No allergies Pain: 3/5 on pain scale Attends preschool Unable to recall injuring leg Objective Data Vital signs: T 37 P 92 R 18 BP 100/70 Lungs: clear in all fields Heart rate and...
470. A 17 - month - old is brought into the clinic, and the nurse notes the toddler has tooth decay on the maxillary upper incisors. The toddler is holding a bottle of juice, and the parent says the ch ild cannot seem to be weaned from the bottle. The nurse could suggest which of the following tactics to assist the parent in weaning the toddler? Select all that apply. A. Hide the bottle, and tell the toddler that it...
Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town, but that she does have the...