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SCENARIO 1
GROUP 3
“IMPAIRMENT IN CHILDREN GROWTH &
DEVELOPMENT”
A boy was taken to Puskesmas in Desember 5th 2009 due to overnight fever. He born in February the 25th, 2009; supported by a midwife, hardly breathing when he was first delivered, with weak muscle tonus, birth weight (BW) 3000 grams, birth length (BL) 49 cm, head circumference (HC) 35 cm. The last 2 months consequtive weighing records: 6100 grams and 6300 grams and 6500 grams, with HC 44 cm. For daily meal the baby was fed with rice and vegetables, tofu, tempe, and sometimes egg. Starting from the age of 3 months, he consumed formula milk, bananas and baby porridge because he cried most of the time.
He got BCG immunization when he was 2 months old; 4 times polio vaccine; B Hepatitis vaccine twice, in the age of 40 days and 3 months; DPT when he was 2 and 6 months old.
The baby was able to crawl, but not yet sit and stand by him self. Sometimes mumbled, not able to hold jingling toys with his hands. He responded to sound, and able to show the direction of the sound source, can not feed him self with biscuits, and do not know how to play peek-a-boo. His mother was elementary school graduate only. Toys available at home: jingling toys, dolls, a three wheel bicycle. The mother never talked much.
Scenario
History of birthHardly
breathingWeak
muscle tonusBW is
3000 gBL is 49
cmHC is 35
cm
Age of 3
monthsStart
consume formula
milk, bananas,
baby porridge
Age of 7
monthsBW is 6100gHC is 44cm
Age of 8
monthsBW is 6300gHC is 44cm
Age of 9
monthsBW is 6500gBL is 70cmHC is 44cm
Keywords
1. Comprehending the growth and development bases2. Factors influencing the growth and development3. Explaining the existence of disturbance/delay of growth-
development4. Able to application and interpret the body weight, body length,
circumference head at curve5. Determining status of nutrition6. Knowing the types of immunize and the schedule of immunize7. Explaining the existence of disturbance/delay of development
Our objectives
GROWTH An increase in mass and height- body weight, body length, bone age, circumference head, circumference of the arm
DEVELOPMENT A gradual change in abilities, emotions and skills as people get older
The periods of postnatal (after birth) 1. The periods of neonatal (0-28 days) adaption to
environment, the change of blood circulation, start to the function of body organ
2. The periods of baby - The periods of early baby (1-12 months) rapid
growth, maturation process take place continue, the increasing of nerve system function
- The periods of final baby (1-2 years) speed of growth start decrease, progress of growth of motor & function of escretion
Comprehending the growth and development bases
Determinant factors of growthInternal :
genetic : father, mother, grandpa, grandma intrauterine process : nutrition, disease, drug, polution, toxin ,
External : nutrition, disease, pollution, exercise, emotional support
Determinant factors of child developmentInternal : genetic + intrauterine processesExternal : nutrition, diseases, quality of family, baby sitter (care-givers), playmates, school
Factors influencing the growth and development
Gender Pollution Ethnicity Diet Genetic Inheritance Housing conditions Life Experiences (birth, marriage, death and divorce) Employment / unemployment Family relationships Educational experiences Access to health and welfare services Experience of illness or disease
Explaining the existence of disturbance/delay of growth-
development
CASE ANALYSIS
AspectNormal delivery
caseInterpretatio
n
Body weight 2,5 kg – 4,0 kg 2,6 kg normal
variation
Body lengthBCB : 50 cmBKB : 45 cm
50 cmNormal
variation
Head circumference
33 cm – 38 cm 30 cmAbnormalvariation
Delivery History
AspectNormal growing
(9-10 month)case Interpretation
Body weight
10 kg 6 ,5 kg< Percentile-5
(less BW)
Body length
74 cm 70 cm Percentile-25
Head circumfere
nce45 cm 44 cm Mean
Growth HistoryInstrument of measurement : Growth Chart
Aspect Normal condition Case Interpretation
Gross motorRoll over,
Sit without support (6-9 month)
Can’t disturbance
Fine motor
Palmar grasp, transfer hand-to-hand
6 monthReaches out for toys (4
month)Mature pincer grasp (9
month)
Can’t disturbance
Language Responded to sound Can normal
Social & personal
Plays peek-a-boo (6 month)
Eat biscuit (9 month)Can’t disturbance
Developmental HistoryInstrument of measurement : Denver II
Immun PPIImmun until 11
monthCase Interpretation
BCG1 x
(< 3 bulan)since 2 month Normal
Polio4 x
(birth, 2, 4 & 6 month)
4 x Normal
Hep B3 x
(12hours, 1 & 3-6 month)
2x(40 days & 3
month)less
DPT3 x
(2 , 4 & 6 month)2 x
(4 & 6 month) less
Measles1 x
(9 month)never less
Immunization History reference: Rekomendasi oleh Ikatan Dokter Anak
Indonesia (IDAI 2010)
DISCUSSIONreference: Rekomendasi oleh Ikatan Dokter Anak Indonesia
(IDAI 2010)
Nutrition in our case: 1) For daily meal the baby was fed with rice and vegetables,
tofu, tempe, and sometimes egg. 2) Starting from the age of 3 months, he consumed formula
milk, bananas and baby porridge because he cried most of the time.
Ideal nutrition: o ASI exclusive for 6 month!o By 9 months, babies are usually eating two solid meals
in a day
Nutrition History
Nutrition StatusInstrument: Rumus waterlow & Growth
Our case:BW/A= 6.5/9.2= 70.65% (moderate malnutrition)BL/A= 70/72= 97.2% (normal)BW/BL= 6.5/8.8= 73.86% (moderate malnutrition)
Status Percentage
Obesity >120%
Overweight 110% - 120%
Mild malnutrition
90% - 110%
Moderate malnutrition
70% - 90%
Severe malnutrition
>70%
Age (months) Calorie (kcal)1-3 1104-6 1007-9 100
10-12 100
Nutrition Status
Calorie requirement Calorie requirement is depends on the body weight that suitable with current body length of the baby.According to the scenario:
Calorie = 100kcal X 8.8 = 880kcal per day
Improving nutrition status by giving the appropriates nutrition.
Give the enough immunization and on time. Optimalize of parent’s responsibility in stimulation
of infant in order to development of infant achieving the appropriates ASUH, ASIH and ASAH.
Controls the fever and give appropriate treatment based on diagnosis if need
Monitoring is very important and helpful!
ConclusionEarly management
No question right????