Question

For this assignment, you are asked to choose a patient between 12-24 months of age.

• Choose an appropriate Developmental Screening tool to use to assess your patient.
• Why did you choose this particular tool?
• Use the tool to assess the child, and write up your results
• Next, discuss your findings. Is the child’s development in expected range? Are there areas of weakness? Of particular strengths?
• How will you discuss these results with the parent/caregiver?
• What referrals or follow-up do you recommend for this child?
• Is there any other information you think important to know about this patient?

Please choose a child that is 15months or 16months

the patient is 15 months of age, normal birth, hx of bronchiolitis, ambulatory, forming speech

TELL ME EXACT INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS PATIENT? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW?

Answer 1

Development screening tool for 12 to 24month old child's can use questioner or check list.who all are taking care of a child can be participate this screening test.it help to identify the growth and devolepment of a child.can use brief check list of a milestones to see how the child is growing.

To screen the child patents or grandparents or care givers are can involve .so the chechk lost will help them to do easier.if they find out something that not in a specific track ,they can contact to doctor.

Watch me thrive will help families and providers.

• Celebrate milestones. Here have to look for first smile, first step,first words etc .regular screening will help to raise the developmental milestones.
• Promote universal screening.here can chechk vision and hearing screening to assure that child can here and see clearly. Developmental and behavioural screening track a children's progress in areasvsuch as language ,social, or motor development.
• .identity possible delays and concerns early.can find out any possible problems early .it help them to thrive alongside their peers.
• Enhance developmental support. Here we can help the child to grow better with great support of experts .. Stages of milestones. At

1. 2months. Social smile ,start to suck on hand,making sounds ,turn towards sounds.can hold head up,smoother movements with arms and legs
2. 4months ,frequent smilesplay with people and start cry when it stop.some movements facial expression, different types of cries for different things,copies sounds that hear.identity faces,hold head steady.bring hand to mouth
3. 6months,try the things to take.responds to other people emotions responding to the sounds sound.,getting things to mouth,roll over to either directions.starts sit without support
4. 9months.afraidstrangers,understand no,stands and hold on.can sitting.play with toy.responds to name.,recognize familiar faces.
5. 1year.crawl,stand with support, start to say single words,learn gestures,point to things,
6. 18months.point to show things to others,start to walk, understand familiar things is what for, copy others, gain new words,have at least 6words,notice someone leaves or return.
7. 2year.use to start 2,word phrases,doing common things with like brush, phone ,spooncpoy action and words.follow simple instruction, walk steadily,

If find anything is not on track from all these.any problems can get an experts helps .

Also have to identify the or to ask history about or to screen every child about autism history in the family. Also about preterm delivery low birth weight, environmental risk like lead exposure. Or other factors.

Patents and care takers should informative about all miles stones and problems related to this so they can help the child for better growth. Experts should instruct about this to them and give screening charts to them.

**15 month old baby had history of bronchilites

Have to know about the occurrence frequency of disease, any environmental factors that leads to bronchiolites ,any chance of reoccurance.Also important to know about the parental smoking. That also will lead to bronchilolites.

In all age groups child's is very important to screen the child to know growth and development. That will help the child in their future life.