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Pediatric Growth and Development Guide

The document outlines key aspects of normal pediatric nursing related to growth and development in children, detailing milestones, growth parameters, and developmental theories. It includes information on physical growth, motor skills, and psychosocial development stages as proposed by theorists like Freud, Erikson, and Piaget. Additionally, it addresses common practices and misconceptions in child-rearing, emphasizing the importance of proper techniques for promoting healthy development.
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Pediatric Growth and Development Guide

The document outlines key aspects of normal pediatric nursing related to growth and development in children, detailing milestones, growth parameters, and developmental theories. It includes information on physical growth, motor skills, and psychosocial development stages as proposed by theorists like Freud, Erikson, and Piaget. Additionally, it addresses common practices and misconceptions in child-rearing, emphasizing the importance of proper techniques for promoting healthy development.
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Normal Pediatric Nursing (Growth and Development) ▪ Mama – 8 months

▪ Mama/Dada – 12 months
• Growth: inc. size and structure ▪ Bubbling – 4 months
• Normal range of Weight: 5.5lbs to 9.5lbs / 2 = kg ▪ Pincer grasp – 9 months
o 6mo x 2 o Pinagbabawal na technique:
o 12mo x 3 ▪ 2 months: hearing (most sensitive sense), vision, cooing
o 2½x4 (first attempt to talk), social smile, crying with tears,
Ex. headlag (cannot carry the weight of head), sit upright to
• BW: 8lbs avoid abdominal polyp
• 6mo x 2 = 16lbs • Sleep: supine
• 12mo x 3 = 24lbs • Awake: supine
• 2 ½ x 4 = 32lbs o High risk of SIDS
o Shaken baby syndrome
• Breast feeding inc. proteins and antibodies (passive immunity) o Bawal ugain, gulatin
o Formula milk: Has no antibodies • Toys: mobiles(contrasting colors), music box (soft
music – cranial 8)
• Height: 18” to 21” x 2.54 = cm • Wrong practices by filipinos: duyan (kumot)= naka
o 1st 6 months: in 1 inch/month curve ang likod, may lubid na hinihila (increase
o 1st year: (+) 50% risk of spinal injury), sinasara din ang top of the
o Milk contains: Tryptophan -> melatonin -> deep sleep -> Growth duya (no stimulation of the eyes) – magiging bobo
Hormone (lengthens the bone, lessen fats, tones the muscle) ang bata
o Sleeping before puberty makes you tall
▪ 4 months: babbling, Laughing out loud, gurgling (drooling),
• Development: maturation/skills disappearance of headlag
• Parameters to check skills of child: • S: supine
o Physiologic: body parts • A: prone to strengthen upper extremities (tummy
o Psychosocial: behavior+society time), also widens perspective
o Cognitive: mental o Wrong practice: nakacarga but nakaharap
• Milestone: benchmark of child’s achievement, if at par with the age sa mommy, ang nakikita ay chest ng
o Criteria: mommy
▪ language ▪ 6 months: vowel sounds, roll over from back to abdomen,
▪ Interaction “strangers’ anxiety” (normal, but needs to be managed by
▪ Gross & Fine: motor (fingers) giving to others, but when they cry, get them back right
• away, do not let them stay)
o Phil: Metro Manila Developmental Screening Test (MMDST) ▪ 8 months: mama, sits without support
o US: Denver Developmental Screening Test (DDST) ▪ 10 months: bye-bye (John William Piaget), creeping (bed to
o Ex: crib, gapang), inc. risk of fall, object permanence,
“separation anxiety” -
(normal but needs to be managed; leave the baby in the o Jean Piaget
morning going to work when awake, to say goodbye: “I will ▪ Cognitive - “intelligence” is important for human survival
be back by dinner-use meals for time & do not delay ▪ Operational
goodbye, be firm Phases of abandonment: protest(crying), o Lawrence Kohlberg
despair (hopeless), denial (ignoring mommy when she gets ▪ Moral “right” – conventional
home)
▪ 12 months: mama-dada, standing, attempts his first • Stages of Growth and Development
independent step o Age bracket by Sigmund Freud
▪ 13-15: walking with ease ▪ Birth to 18 months (infant) – oral – mouth, feed, pacifier,
• Gross and Fine Motor Skills – “voluntary”/conscious thumbsucking (expression of enjoyment, happiness,
o 0 months: close, clenched, fist release tension) If preschoolers thumbsuck, it is
o 3 months: open, palmar (gross), reflex regression; to eliminate- identify and eliminate stressor; if
o 6 months: hold, palmar grasp (gross) – intentionally hold and fixation is not managed, ex. Overfeed: oral dependent,
release object underfed- oral sadistic “sarcastic”
o 9 months: pincer grasp (fine) – high risk for choking and aspiration; ▪ 18m-3 years old (Toddler) – anal – toilet training, readiness
oral stage(freud) ▪ 3-6 (preschooler) – phallic – masturbation “curiosity”;
o 12 months: throwing object, can control fingers. complexes – Elektra (daughter to father due to penis envy),
o (+) 1 month rule, additional skill Oedipal (son to mother)
o (-) 1 month rule, attempts ▪ 6-12 (schooler) – latency (dormant) – homosexuality
• Patterns of Growth and Development phase; girls are always with girls; boy are always with boys;
o Cephalocaudal: head to toe same sex groupings
o Proximodistal: central to peripheral ▪ 12-18 (adolescence) – genitals – secondary sexual
o Symmetrical: same rate and direction characteristics; boy-girl relationships
o Mass to specific: simple to complex, gross to fine o Age bracket by Erik Erikson
• Theorists ▪ Birth to 18 months (infant) – trust vs. mistrust
o Sigmund Freud • on time, cuddle, talk to, play soft music
▪ Id, Ego, Superego ▪ 18m-3 years old (Toddler) – autonomy vs shame and doubt
▪ Psychosexual • independence, ritualistic (bed time stories, fave
• Libido=sexual drive things for security blanket)
• Oral – anal • temper tantrums (they cannot communicate well,
o Erik Erikson when you explain something, they cannot
▪ Psychosocial: understand- do not explain to the child-ignore, set
• Trust vs. Mistrust limits, time out- face the wall (3 mins): non-
• Personality is influenced by the Culture + Society stimulating environment)
• provide options to promote independence
▪ 3yrs-6yrs (preschooler) - initiative vs guilt
• Initiative-initiate their own activity
o Ex: using kumot for bahay-bahayan, using • Value cause and effect: high grades=tuwa si
leaves for luto-lutuan mama
• Answer back to child properly as not to feel guilt ▪ 12-18 (adolescence) – formal operational
▪ 6-12 (schooler) – industry vs inferiority • Hypothetical
• Minimal growing • Solve problems
• Plus, minus • Able to find solutions
• Use time o Age bracket by Lawrence Kohlberg (walang infant and toddler kasi
• Competitive, exact tool for what is needed; di ma matuturuan ng moral values)
positive reinforcement; buy what they need (ex. ▪ Birth to 18 months (infant) – pre-religious
Boy scout uniform needed for school to avoid • Tell them they are nice, good, amazing, they are
inferiority) perfect
▪ 12-18 (adolescence) – identity vs role confusion • If you say bad, they become bad
• Friends have more influence on them than parents ▪ 18m-3 years old (Toddler) – pre-religious
o Age bracket by Jean Piaget • Tell them they are nice, good, amazing
▪ Birth to 18 months (infant) – sensory motor ▪ 3yrs to 6yrs (preschooler) – preconventional
• Reflexes • Punishment, obedient, orientation
▪ 18m-3 years old (Toddler) – sensory motor • Individualism
• Imaginary playmate • Instrumentation – better system than P.O.O
• management: support but present reality ▪ 6-12 (schooler) –
▪ 3yrs to 6yrs (preschooler) – pre-operational • Social conformity – they submit to standards of
• Simple thoughts society
• generalize things • Law conformity – takot sa people in authoruty
• if they like it, like all ▪ 12-18 (adolescence) – formal operational
• if don’t like; they don’t like all • Social contract: respect the majority decision
• conservation: idea about wight, mass (kung ano • Ethical principle: know what is right and wrong
marami, ayun ang mataas na value) o
o ex: 100 coins vs. 1000 bill
o tablespoon of meds vs. cup
• no sense of reversibility: no sense of direction,
nawawala lagi
▪ 6-12 (schooler) –concrete operational
• Systematic thoughts
• Able to classify things
• Ex: I like veggies like eggplant but I don’t like
lettuce
• Already have sense of conversation and
reversibility

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