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Feeding babies and toddlers provides necessary nutrients for growth while also establishing lifelong eating habits and a healthy relationship with food. Parents must make important decisions around breastfeeding or formula, introducing solid foods, the types of foods exposed, and the experience around mealtimes. Early eye exams are also important for developing vision skills needed for learning like near and distance vision, eye coordination, focusing, peripheral awareness, and hand-eye coordination. Explaining medical procedures to patients involves informing them what will be done, including gently examining or touching parts of the body, and checking things like blood pressure, pulse, and respiration.
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3. Screenings involve having the child read letters or symbols on an eye chart with each eye separately to check acuity and for conditions like amblyopia. Additional tests check eye alignment, movement, and stereopsis. The results are used to determine if further eye exams are needed.
Newborn
This document provides guidance for family physicians on caring for newborns in the first month of life. It discusses ensuring a thorough newborn exam before hospital discharge, tracking weight and feeding, evaluating jaundice and fever, and preventing SIDS. It emphasizes the importance of breastfeeding and supporting breastfeeding mothers. Physicians are encouraged to provide counseling and follow-up care within the first 2 weeks of life, with additional visits as needed, to help new parents care for their newborn and monitor feeding and development.
Preventive pediatrics
Screening guidelines for BP, Dental, Hearing and Vision evaluation in children. Also injury prevention, anemia screening and newborn screening in brief.
Infant oral health care
This document discusses infant oral health care and the importance of establishing a dental home. It outlines goals such as educating parents and conducting risk assessments. Key concepts covered include anticipatory guidance to discuss topics like teething and nutrition. The document provides guidance on infant oral exams, cleaning techniques, weaning, and establishing relationships with pediatricians to monitor oral health. Overall it emphasizes the foundation good oral health practices in infancy provide for lifetime oral health.
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This document provides information on nursing care related to disorders of the eyes and ears in children. It discusses the anatomy and physiology of the eyes and ears in pediatrics. Common conditions that may affect vision or hearing are described such as conjunctivitis, strabismus, otitis media, and otitis externa. The nursing process for assessing and managing these disorders is outlined including diagnostic testing, treatment options, and education for families. Preventing visual and auditory impairment through screening, early intervention, and safety measures is also addressed.
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- 1. Arendal Helsestasjon Engelskkurs Eksempler About Nutrition for Babies 3 - 12 months Fill on the gaps healthy, nutrients, nutrition, habits, Feeding your baby and toddler is an exciting and challenging experience. Eating not only provides the necessary ……………… for growth and development but also shapes lifelong food ………….. and establishes a …………..relationship with food. Parents have a number of important decisions to make when it comes to …………….. for your baby: Breastfeeding or formula feeding The timing and method of introducing solid foods The types of foods your child is exposedto The experience your child associates with meal-timesand eating About Eye sight examination Early eye exams also are important because children need the following basic skills related to good eyesight for learning: Near vision Distance vision Binocular (two eyes) coordination Eye movement skills Focusing skills Peripheral awareness Hand-eye coordination (Source: http://www.babycenter.com/0_red-flags-signs-that-your-baby-may-have-a-vision-problem_1439840.bc http://www.allaboutvision.com/eye-exam/children.htm) Connect English phrases and words with Norwegian equivalents 1. Synshemning eller øyesykdom, 2. , medfødte misdannelser, 3. blikkontakt med barnet, 4. foreldrenes oppfatning av barnets syn 5. Rød reflex 6. henvises til øyelege, optiker eller ortoptist. 7. Barn som har lesevansker bør ha ekstra oppmerksomhet. 8. skjeling a) Children who have reading disabilities should receive extra attention. b) Visual impairment or eye disease, c) to be referred to an ophthalmologist, optometrist or orthoptists. d) parental perceptions of the child's vision e) Strabismus, squint f) eye contact with the child, g) red reflex h) birth defects
- 2. Arendal Helsestasjon Engelskkurs About giving instructions and explaining procedures 1. Explaining what you are going to do (assessment) I am going to assess your health conditions I would like to ........ Now I am going to ... ….press your + (parts of the body) …gently examine your + (parts of the body) …check your + (parts of the body) …touch your (belly, leg, head etc.) …to measure your blood pressure (blodtrykk) …to count your pulse (puls) …to check your respiration (respirasjon)