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    the way and the spinal chord and nerves come through the open part of the spine. There are several different forms of Spina Bifida. 1) Spina Bifida Cystica\Myelomeningocele is the most severe form and leads to nerve damage and other disabilities. Infants born with this type of spina bifida usually have an excessive amount of fluid on their brains. This occurs because the fluid that protects the brain and the spinal chord in unable to drain properly. The fluid builds up causing pressure and swelling

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    interpretation analysis and integration of stimuli involving the sense organs and brain. (Feldman pg. 108) Visual perception is how you see the world. A newborns distance visual can range from 20/200 to 20/600. With a newborns vision being like this means the infant can see up to 20 feet. A newborn also experiences auditory perception. Babies auditory began before even being born they start to hear from inside the womb. The first day of life a newborn is very alert which is

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    death and long-term health and developmental issues than infants born later in pregnancy or at higher birth weights. Not all preterm infants are low birth weight‚ and vice versa. Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Disparities: Disparities in racial and culture exist with preterm and low birth weight infants. According to child health USA 2010 report‚ low birth weight infants who were born to non-Hispanic black women were more than the infants

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    prematurity‚ she was born at 36 weeks and is considered a late preterm infant. Late preterm infants are at an increased risk for early death and long- term health problems when compared with infants who are born full term (Alden‚ 2012‚ p. 780). Late preterm are also at greater risk for complications such as respiratory distress and are more likely to be hospitalized longer and require intensive care. In addition‚ preterm infants are at risk because their organ systems are immature and they lack adequate

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    steps that can be taken to ensure that a child has optimum physical development. Some of these steps should be taken in the first few years in the child’s life and some should be taken in the later years of the child’s life. Before the birth of the infant takes place there are steps

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    way. There are many questions that we don’t know the answer to yet because babies are nonverbal. They can not tell you what they want or need. These are interesting reasons to help the scientists and the researchers to focus on their studies about infants. In Chapter 3 we will discuss about "Methods of Research Infancy." This will help us getting to know baby’s development. This chapter explains the methods of researching : observation and experience

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    sure your infant is safe. The following are guidelines to feed your infant and keep them from BPA exposure. “HHS supports the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendations for infant feeding and supports breastfeeding for at least 12 months whenever possible‚ as breast milk is the optimal source of nutrition for infants. If breastfeeding is not an option‚ iron-fortified infant formula is the safest and most nutritious alternative. The benefit of a stable source of good nutrition from infant formula

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    diagnose from the medication that can help the situation. This could be a good thing or a bad situation. The real risk factor of taking medication could start at birth or afterbirth. As an infant‚ toddler‚ teenager‚ even an adult they can be affected. As a parents‚ and when they are told ‚what the diagnose of their infant is‚ it could be hard to except‚ at firsthand the parents are in sock and cannot believe this is happen in their family‚ and most of all to their baby boy or girl. All this happen as the

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    of this assignment. To me‚ secure attachment directly influences all other topics that were discussed in this chapter‚ and thus is the most critical topic we covered. For example‚ emotional regulation occurs when there is secure attachment and the infant is under minimal stress; so‚ promoting secure attachment also promotes emotional regulation. In addition‚ many of the children that I work with have younger siblings that are beneath the age of 36 months; therefore‚ many of the strategies utilized

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    system‚ motor skills as well as sleep. Length‚ height and weight are the first measures of body growth and development. According to the CDC‚ growth charts are used as a tool to monitor and track the development of a baby based on typically developing infants per the pediatricians and nurses who have used them since 1977 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ n.d.). By taking these quantitative measures doctors and professionals can gauge the likelihood of directionality of growth as well as possible

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