الاثنين، 29 أكتوبر 2012

Important Clincal Data To Remember


                                               

 Average Growth Parameters

Normal Growth Comments

Birth Weight 3.25 kg (7 lbs)

 2 x birth wt by 4-5 mos

3 x birth wt by 1 year

4 x birth wt by 2 years

Weight loss (up to 10% of birth wt) in first 7 days of life is normal

Neonate should regain birth weight by ~10 days of age

Length/Height 50 cm (20 in) at birth 

25 cm in 1st year

12 cm in 2nd year

8 cm in 3rd year then 4-7 cm/year until puberty

1/2 adult height at 2 years

Measure supine length until 2 years of age, then
measure standing height

Head Circumference 35 cm at birth  (14 in) 

2 cm/month for 1st 3 mos

1 cm/month at 3-6 mos

0.5 cm/month at 6-12 mos

Measure around occipital, parietal, and frontal
prominences to obtain the greatest circumference



            Dentition

• primary dentition (20 teeth)

      ƒƒfirst tooth at 5-9 months (lower incisor), then 1 
       per month until 20 teeth

ƒƒ6-8 central teeth by 1 year
• secondary dentition (32 teeth)

       - ƒƒfirst adult tooth is 1st molar at 6 years, then  
          lower incisors
      - ƒƒ2nd molars at 12 years, 3rd molars at 18 years



Nutritional requirement

• Infant :  110 Cal/kg/day

• 1-3 yrs : 100 Cal/kg/day

• 4-6 yrs :  90 Cal/kg/day

• 7-9 yrs : 80 Cal/kg/day

• 10-12yrs : 70 Cal/kg/day

• 13-15 yrs : 60 Cal/kg/day

                                         Fluid  Requirement

• 1st 10 Kg body Wt : 100 ml/kg

• 2nd 10 Kg body Wt:  50 ml/kg

• For each additional Kg : 20 ml/kg

Body surface area Method: 1500 ml/m2/24hr


                                      Iron Requirement

Term newborns are assumed to have adequate iron stores for the first 4 to 6 months after birth.


The AAP Committee on Nutrition recently recommended that exclusively breastfed term infants receive a supplement of elemental iron at 1 mg/kg per day, starting at 4 months of age and continuing until appropriate iron-containing foods have been introduced.


The preterm infant has lower iron content than the term infant and requires initiation of iron supplementation between 2 and 4 weeks of age and extending through 12 months of age.




                                        Vit D requirement

In 2008, new guidelines from the American Academy of
Pediatrics recommended that breastfed and partially breastfed infants be supplemented with 400 IU of vitamin D daily within days of birth.

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