Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Development
Annisa Nurhayati
Febri Hanifa
Deasy Rahmi Apsari
Overview
Child conception 18 years (Convention
of Child Right /CRC and Indonesian Child
Protection Right)
anatomical growth (epipyphise clossing,
reproductive system maturation etc. )
Psychosocial development (adolescent
of
Child not a miniature
adult !!
adulthood)
Growth
Definition
Indicators
Growth : Increasing the physical size and structure of the body so that it
can be measured quantitative, such as length or weight
Weight
Body length
Head circumference
Weight
The scales are calibrated to
zero
Baby weighed in supine
lying or sitting position
without clothes, while the
children were weighed in a
standing position without
shoes with minimal clothing
Weight is recorded to the
nearest until 0.01 in infants
and 0.1 in children
Body length
In children who can stand
stadiometer
Measured with bare legs and
minimal clothing
a. Look straight ahead
b. Relax the shoulders
c. Arm stands beside
d. Legs and knees straightened
e. The position of the feet flat
Head Circumference
Measuring tool flexible
metal tape
Head circumference at
birth is 35 cm.
It is not good for the
nutritional status of shortterm
Boys
Age (month)
Age (month)
Long
Long
Weight
Weight
INTERPRETATION
BW / A
>120% : better nutrition
80-120% : good nutrition
60-80% :
Without edema : less nutrition
Edema : malnutrition
(kwarsiorkor)
<60%
:
Malnutrition : without edema
(marasmus)
Edema : (marasmus - kwarsiorkor)
BH / A
90-110%BB
: Normal
/ TB
70-89% : high less
>120% : Obesity
<70%
: very less high
110-120%
: Overweight
90-110%: Normal
70-90% : less nutrition
<70%
: malnutrition
Head Circumference
INTERPRETATION
Upper Arm Circumference
If age is unknown, nutritional
status was assessed by UAC / BH
>85%
<12,5 cm
12,5-13,5 cm :
> 13,5 cm
malnutrition
less nutrition
: good nutrition
: good nutrition
(normal)
80-85% : borderline/Protein
Less Calories I
75-80% : less
nutrition/Protein less
calories II
<75%
:malnutrition/Protein less
calories III
Child Development
Child development reflects increased maturity of
individual functions, and it is an important indicator in
assessing the quality of life of children.
Therefore, the development of children should be
monitored regularly.
Infants or children with a high risk of developmental
disorders, should be a priority, including premature
babies, low birth weight, history of asphyxia,
hyperbilirubinemia, intrapartum infection, maternal
diabetes mellitus, gemeli.
Child Development
Gross
Motor
Fine
motor
and
vision
Speech
languag
e and
hearing
Social,
emotion
al, and
behavio
ur
Gross Motor
DDST Procedure
The first stage performed in all children:
3-6 months
9-12 months
18-24 months
3 years
4 years
5 years
Preparation steps
1. Preparation place.
2. Preparation form: Form Denver II
3. Preparation tool:
Yarn.
Raisins.
Rattle with small handles.
Colored beams 10 inches wide.
Small glass bottle with 5/8 inch hole.
Small bell.
Tennis ball.
Red pencil.
Small doll with a bottle of milk.
Plastic cup with a handle / grip.
Blank paper.
Examination steps
Early detection of developmental disorders of children
aged <6 yrs, containing 125 task force organized in the
form into 4 sectors to encompass the following functions:
1. Personal social: Adjustment to the community and attention
to individual needs.
2. Fine Motor adaptive: hand-eye coordination, plays, using
small objects.
3. Language: Hear, understand and use the language.
4. Gross motor: Sit, road, jumping and general movement of
large muscles.
Age scale are listed at the top of the form that is divided
from the age in months and years, from birth until the
age of 6 years.
Each space between the sign represents one month of
age, until the child is 24 months old. Then represent 3
months, until the child is 6 years old.
In each task development totaling 125, there are limits
growth of 25%; 50% and 90% of the population of
children pass on the development task.
6
9
12
_______________________________________________
25%
50%
75%
15
90%
Berjalan dg baik
Steps
1. Greet parents / caregivers and child.
2. Explain to parents / caregivers development testing purposes, explain that this test is
not to determine the child's IQ.
3. Making good communication with children.
4. Calculate the age of the child properly.
5. Asked whether the child was born prematurely.
6. Write the date of examination over the age line.
7. Age lines drawn correctly.
8. Developmental tasks for each sector at least 3 tasks left lines of age and when
passing through the line continued until age as well as the right until the child fails in
3. Give the developmental task with proper assessment scores.
9. During the assessment, ask the parents / caregivers the typical behavior in their
children.
Years
Month
Day
........12......4.
....-11........-2...
childs age :
.1................2..6
.......14
Date of examine(11/3-12)
.11
.12......3.
...-11.......-7.
childs age
..0....7.....21
Year
Date of examine (11/3-12)
Date of birth (4/2-11)
Childs age:
Prematur 6 weeks
correction age
Month
Day
.....12........3....11
.....11........2......4
..1...........1......7
.....-1......-14
......11......23
Pull the line above the age of lines down and write the
examination date at the top end of the age line.
9-9-
2004
6
12
Advanced
When passing the test are located on the right lines of age,
expressed on a child's development over these trials.
P
2.
Normal
Similarly, if the child pass (P), failed (F) or reject (R) in the
task of development where the line lies between the ages 25
and 75 percentile, then categorized as normal.
P
3.
Caution
4.
Delayed
When a child fails (F) or reject (R) test which is located to the
left Fof the line of the life complete.
R
5. No Opportunity.
In the developmental tasks based on the report, the parents
reported that their children had no chance to perform tasks
they will progress. These results are not included in the
conclusions.
NO
NO
Conclusion
Normal
If there are no delays and or at most one caution.
Do replicates at the next control.
Suspect
When obtained> 2 caution and / or> 1 delay.
Perform the test again in 1-2 weeks to eliminate momentary
factors such as fear, sickness or fatigue
Untestable
If there is a score refuse to> 1 trial is located to the left of
the line of age or refuse to> 1 trial that penetrated the life
line in the region of 75-90%
Perform the test again in 1 to 2 weeks.
Follow up
Development Screening
SUSPECT
NORMAL
DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS
EARLY INTERVENTION
STIMULATION
MONITORING/
NORMAL
MONITORING/
Closing
Give credit to the parents / caregivers for their actions
bring the child to do the test development.
Give a description of the development of the test
results, when to return, the suggestion in the house and
if there is a follow-up recommendation.
Thank you for visiting.
Steps:
Determine the age of the child to make in a
month.
If the child's age is more than 16 days
rounded up to 1 month.
Example:Infants aged 3 months to 16 days
rounded up to 4 months, when infants aged 3
months and 15 days rounded up to 3 months.
After determining the age of the child select
KPSP an appropriate with the age of the child.
alone?".
Command to the mother / nanny or officer to
perform tasks written on KPSP.
Example: "on
dubious (M)
If the answer is YES = 6 or less, there may be
deviation (P)
Specify NO answer on what numbers only
3
month
6 month
9
bulan
12
month
15 month
18
month
21
month
24
month
30
month
36
month
42
month
48
month
54
month
60
month
66 bulan
72
month
Thank You