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    MRS. E. PREMILA

    THAMIZVANAN

    RNRM.,

    M.sc(N).,PGDYT.,PGDCA.,(M.B.A)., Ph.D

    PRINCIPAL NURSING OFFICER,SCHOOL OF NURSING,

    MOTHER THERESA POSTGRADUATE &

    RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF HEALTHSCIENCES

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    Preschoolers

    Preschool children are those aged oneto less than six years.

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    The reasons why the under-five needs a special care

    They represent a large sector of thetotal population.

    They are vulnerable group: as they

    undergo physical and mentaldevelopment, which call forpreventive care

    High morbidity: from infectious

    ,nutritional& parasitic diseases High mortality: In developing

    countries, 50% of total deaths occuramong under five compared to< 5%

    in the developed countries

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    Physical characteristics

    Children are extremely activeChildren need frequent rest periodsChildrens large muscles are more

    developed than those that controlfingers and hands

    Eye-hand coordination is still developingChildrens bodies are flexible and

    resilientGirls tend to be ahead of boys in

    practically all areas of development

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    Social characteristics

    Most children have one or two best friends,but these friendships change rapidly

    Play groups tend to be small andunorganized

    Children exhibit many different playbehaviors

    Play patterns may vary as a function of socialclass and gender

    Quarrels are frequent but short in duration

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    Emotional Characteristics

    Children tend to express their emotionsfreely and openly

    Jealousy among classmates is fairly

    common as these children tend to havemuch affection for their teacher andactively seek approval

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    Cognitive Characteristics

    Many children begin to develop a theoryof mind

    Children are becoming quite skillfulwith language

    Children may stick to their own rulesin using language

    Competence is encouraged by

    interaction, interest, opportunities, andsigns of affection

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    Physical Assessment

    Height

    Weight

    Head to toe

    Present illness

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    BRUSHING

    BATHING

    HAND WASHING

    CLEAN CLOTHES

    COTTON WEARS

    Personal Hygiene

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    FOOD PREPARATION FOOD STORAGE

    SERVING BALANCED FOOD

    Food Hygiene

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    COMMON DISEASES

    ARIDIARROHEAFEVER

    ANAEMIAMALNUTRITIONINJURY

    BURNSFRACTURE

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    Play

    Play as Expression of Feelings

    For preschoolers, play is a form ofexpression and communication.

    According to Freud, children use play toresolve anxiety and to bringunderstanding to certain experiences.

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    Types

    Unoccupied behavior

    Children do not really play at all; stand aroundand look at others

    Solitary play

    Children play alone with toys; make no attemptto interact

    Onlooker behavior

    Children spend most of their time watching others;

    may make comments but do not interact

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    Types

    Parallel play

    children play beside but not really withother children

    Associative play children engage in rather disorganized

    play with other children

    Cooperative play children engage in an organized form of

    play

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    Characteristics of Play

    CREATIVITY SHARP

    SOFT

    CHEMICAL INNOVATIVE

    HAND-EYE-MIND CO-ORDINATON

    AGE

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    CHILD SAFETY

    HEAT SHARP

    GLASS WARES

    ELECTRICITY

    WATER

    ACCIDENT FORIEGN BODY

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    ENVIRONMENTAL

    HYGIENEPROPER VENTILATION

    LIGHTING

    WATER

    PROPER DRAINAGEFURNITURE

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    YCHOLOGICAL NEED

    Ericson Initiative vs. GuiltSOCIAL SMILESOCIAL INTERRACTIONSHARINGRELEVENT EMOTIONAL

    FEELINGS

    TEACHING

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    HIGH RISK CHILDREN

    ATTENTION SEEKING

    HYPERACTIVITY

    DELAYED MILESTONES

    HEARING PROBLEMS

    VISION PROBLEMS

    CONGENITAL PROBLEMS

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    Needs of Mothers

    REGULAR MEETINGSAWARNNESS ON IMMUNIZATIONUNDER FIVE CLINICFIRST AIDREFFERAL SERVICE

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    R YOU !!!

    BE ALERTCRITICAL THINKINGDYNAMIC(COMPARE/CRITIQUE)KNOWLEDGE(CURRENT

    TREND)

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    Knowing is not

    enoughWe must apply

    Willing is notenough

    We must do

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    Contact me @

    [email protected] Call Me @ 9443484027..

    .THANK YOU....