Define age group chronologically

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The typic is Infant.

Define age group chronologically.

Discuss major psychosocial, cognitive, developmental, and physical changes occurring during this developmental period utilizing appropriate theorists (i.e. Erikson, Piaget etc)

Discuss specific concepts particular to developmental level (i.e. imaginary playmates, stranger anxiety, toilet training, discipline, etc.)

Application of these principles in interactions with patients/families in the hospital and in the community

Discuss common diseases that affect this age group you might see in the hospital and in the community

Please verify your common diseases per age group by sources outside the text as the text has communicable diseases that are not always 'common' to our population

Examples: including but not limited to

Infants - common cold

Per age group please also include the following skins concerns

Infant - eczema, diaper rash

Discuss patient/family education points relevant to morbidity & mortality (safety) statistics (i.e. with infants SIDS is a major cause of death so safe sleep is an important teaching concept for patients/ families parents to learn)

Discuss specific nursing considerations reflective of your age group (Infant) relating to assessment and interventions.

Reference no: EM133656172

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