Section: Unit 6 - HEALTH ACROSS LIFE SPAN | Fundamentals of Nursing | NextGenU.org
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Unit Objectives:

- Explore the theories related to human development.
- Understand how the nurse supports the physiologic/social/emotional developmental stages during infancy and childhood.
- Understand how the nurse supports the physiological/emotional developmental stages during adolescence and young adulthood.
- Understand how the nurse supports the physiologic/emotional developmental stages during middle and late adulthood.
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Read the contents under Chapter 1 "Introduction to Lifespan Development" up to "Piaget’s Theory." (36 minutes)
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Read the contents under the section "John B. Watson" to "An Overview of the Five Categories of Operant Conditioning." (8 minutes)
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Quiz: Unit 6.1
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Read the contents under "Patient care considerations for age-specific care," "Neonate," "Infant" and "Toddler." (13 minutes)
HCPro, Inc.
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Read the contents under the sections "Trust Vs Mistrust" and "Success and failure in this stage." (2 minutes)
Simply Psychology
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Read: Oral Stage and Anal Stage. (3 minutes)
Simply Psychology
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Read: Age-specific nursing consideration; Neonate, ages 1 day to 28 days, Infant, ages 29 days to 2 years and Toddler, ages 1 year to 3 years. (7 minutes)
RN.com
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6.2b - Infancy and Childhood 2
Student Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Identify the needs of the child.
- Explain how the nurse can address the physiological/emotional/ developmental needs of the child.
Approximate time required to complete the readings (at 144 words/minute) and assignments for this module: 15 minutes.
Required Learning Resources and Activities
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Read: The entire article. (4 minutes)
Healthychildren.org
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Read: Prescholar and school-age. (2 minutes)
HCPro, Inc.
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Read: Initiative vs. Guilt, Industry vs. Inferiority. (4 minutes)
Simply Psychology
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Read: Preschool Child, ages 3 years to 5 years and School-aged Child, ages 6 years to 12 years. (5 minutes)
RN.com
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Quiz: Unit 6.2a and 6.2b
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Read: The interdisciplinary team and age-specific care. (9 minutes)
Training Handbook for Nurses and Clinical Care Staff
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Read: Genitalia Stage. (2 minutes)
Simply Psychology
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Read: Adolescent, Ages 13 years to 18 years. (7 minutes)
RN.Com
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Read: Identity vs. Role Confusion, Intimacy vs. Isolation. (4 minutes)
Simply Psychology
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Quiz: Unit 6.3
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Read Chapter 25 "Physical development of middle adulthood." (55 minutes)
University of Arkansas
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Read Chapter 27 "Psychosocial development of middle adulthood." (3 minutes)
University of Arkansas
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Read the unit "Care of the Older Adults." (20 minutes)
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Read the entire article. (10 minutes)
Nursing Healthcare and International Journal
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Quiz: Case Study: Older Adult/Geriatric Syndromes
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Quiz: Unit 6.4
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Unit 6 Exam Quiz
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