1. Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On physical examination, Isaac is 39 inches tall and weighs 35 lbs. Donnie is a man of average height (5’9” with a slim build). Donnie is concerned that Isaac may be too small for his age. (Learning Objectives 1) b. What can the nurse teach Isaac’s father about his cognitive and psychosocial development?
Height of Isaac is 39 inches
Weight of Isaac is 35lbs
Age of Isaac is 4years
# Health teaching for Isaac's father related to cognitive development are
Cognitive development is the stage of development in which child starts to ask questions . At this stage the word ' why ' places an important role and it has to be . Along with questions the child should be able to :-
- Correctly name familiar colors
- Understand the idea of same and different, start comparing sizes
- Pretend and fantasize more creatively
- Follow three-part commands
- Remember parts of a story
- Understand time better (for example, morning, afternoon, night)
- Count, and understand the concept of counting
- Sort objects by shape and color
- Complete age-appropriate puzzles
- Recognize and identify common objects and pictures
# Health teaching for Isaac's father related to physiological development are :-
Physiological development means the overall development of the child physically . After the gross motor and fine motor ,it's the physical development which takes place . The child gets the confidence of physical abilities and tries to invoke in active activities . Some of the activities which show physical development are :-
Walking confidently, one foot on each step, up and down stairs
Using a bat and ball with confidence – he can now throw, catch and bounce a ball
Climbing trees and ladders with ease
Running at speed
Jumping with two feet over objects
Walking for a short distance along a line before falling off
Pedalling well, and may even be learning to ride a two-wheeler with training wheels
Hopping – although this is usually very wobbly
Threading beads
Learning how to swing himself on a swing
1. Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten...
Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On...
Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On...
Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On...
Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On...
Donnie has brought his 4-year-old son, Isaac, to the pediatric free clinic for a kindergarten physical. Isaac is the older of two children of Donnie and Mary Smith. Donnie is employed as a farrier but his work does not provide insurance and he has come to a nurse-operated free clinic. Donnie shares that Isaac enjoys spending time with his father when he is working with the horses, but he is concerned that Isaac has an imaginary friend named “Tackle.” On...
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