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Learn key developmental milestones in children from neonatal to 60 months of age, including motor skills, social interactions, and language development. Understand failure to thrive and common protein energy malnutrition conditions.
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Neonatal Period(1st 4 Week of life): • Prone: Flexed • Supine: Flexed • Visual: Doll’s eye,Fixate in line of vision • Reflex: Moro,Grasp,Stepping, Placing
At 4 Week of life: • Prone: Extend • Supine: Tonic neck • Visual: Follow • Social: Begin to smile
At 8 Week of life: • Visual: Follow 180 degree • Social: Smile to social contact
At 12 Week of life: • Prone: Lifts head and chest • Sitting: Early head control • Social: Says aah,ngah
At 16 Week of life: • Supine: Symmetric ,Grasp object , Bring to mouth • Sitting: No head lag • Social: Laughs out loud
At 28 Week of life: • Prone: Roles over , Crawl • Sitting: With support , Transfer • Standing: Support most of weight • Language: Polysyllabic vowel • Social: Prefer mother
At 40 Week of life: • Prone: Crawl • Sitting: Sits up alone • Standing: Walks holding on furniture • Social: Response to sound of name
At 52 Week of life: • Walk: Take several steps
At 15 months of life: • Walk: alone • Crawl: Upstairs • Play: 3 cubes
At 18 months of life: • Walk: Upstairs • Language: 10 words,1-2 part of body • Play: 4 cubes
At 24 months of life: • Walk: Runs well,downstairs, Jumps • Language: 3 words together • Play: 7 cubes • Handle spoon well , Listen to story
At 30 months of life: • Refers I • Full name
At 36 months of life: • Ride tricycle • Stand on one foot • Copy circle • Wash hands • Age and sex
At 48 months of life: • Copy cross and square • Tell a story • Play with children • Go to toilet alone
At 60 months of life: • Draw triangle • Names 4 colors • Count ten coins • Dressing
Failure to thrive(FTT): • Weight< 3% • Drop of weight percentile • Weight/Height < 5% • Weight < 80% Median for Height
Kwashiorkor: • Inadequate protein diet • Pitting edema • Complication of critical illness • Weight 60-80% for age • Skin sign
Marasmus: • The most common form of PEM • Severe caloric depletion • Secondary to diseases • Weight below 60% for age • Inappropriate weaning
In most children with FTT, both organicand inorganic risk factors are present.
Early Infancy: Feeding difficulties: • 1)Lactation failure • 2)Inadequate feedings • 3)Formula mixing error • 4)Inadequate calories