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PEDIA - WELL
Growth & Development
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Growth
Quantity size ; physical size or structure
Growth - 2 parameters
Weight
Height
Weight
Best criteria to determine the growth process
Normal weight at birth:
2500
to
4000
grams;
2.5
to
4.5
kg;
6
to
9
lbs
Weight
Less than
2500
g - LBW or SGA
The mother is a
smoker
during pregnancy -
nicotine
-
vasoconstrictor
- decreased blood and O2 supply to the
placenta
- fetus - fetal distress
Weight
More than
4000
g - Excessive large baby
Due to
GDM
-
HPL
- decreased insulin sugar + maternal glucose
Birth Weight
Doubles
at 6 months
Triples
at 12 months
Quadriples at
2 1/2
years old
Height
Length of the baby
Height
Normal:
19
to
21
inches; average -
50
cm; maximum -
55
cm
Height
1st 6 months -
1 inch
per month
7 to 12 months -
1.5 inches
per month
Development
Qualitative size
Normal IQ:
90 to 110
or
80 to 120
Superior or genius:
>130
to 140
Mental retardation: IQ <
70
(mild) - educable and trainable
Profound: <
20
- close
supervision
Denver Developmental Screening Test
(DDST)
Tool to determine the developmental process of the child is okay
DDST
Screening test whole world
Metro Manila Developmental Screening Test
(MMDST)
Philippine-based screening test
Metro Manila Developmental Screening Test (MMDST)
4 main categories:
Language
- communication
Personal
or
social
- interaction
Gross motor skills
- general
Fine motor skills
- specific
IQ
is not included