Assessment of Schooler Laxman Mundhe
Assessment of Schooler Laxman Mundhe
Assessment of Schooler Laxman Mundhe
SCHOOLER
A schooler assessment is a systematic review of the body systems, structures and growth and development of a schooler or between 6 to
12 years of age to identify normal or deviation from normal.
GENERAL OBJECTIVE:
At the end of assessment students will acquire knowledge regarding systematic review of the body systems, structures and growth and
development of the schooler, they will develop considerable attitude towards identification of normal or deviation from normal of schooler and
they will also develop the required skill in the accurate assessment of schooler in the clinical practice.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
1. Assess the normal growth and development of the normal healthy schooler.
2. Detect in early period any abnormal condition like delayed milestones, mental retardation etc.
3. Evaluate schooler with developmental, chromosomal and neurological disorders.
4. Identify deformity and treatable diagnosis.
5. Formulate screening tool for early primary prevention.
6. Plan nursing care
7. Provide health education to parents
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
SR.
NO CHARACTERISTIC NORMAL ABNORMAL PATIENT FINDINGS REMARK
.
Looks ill acutely/ chronically Abnormal
1 Overall health Looks healthy Looks unhealthy
Reflexes
Superficial reflex
Plantar
28 Present Absent Present Normal
Abdominal
Cremasteric
Anal
Deep tendon reflex
Bicep
Triceps
Present Absent Present Normal
Supinator
Knee jerk
Ankle
ASSESSMENT OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SCHOOLER
Gross motor skill Participates in organized sports like Performed bicycles NORMAL
development baseball, football Participate in foot ball
Throws a ball skillfully overhand and running, throws ball
underhand and catch skill
10 Fine motor Can Use both hands independently Use both hand NORMAL
years Development Draw a person with 18-20 parts independently , He
Has increased smoothness and doing all activity
speed in fine motor control without help
Prints fluently, cursive writing Increased speed in
improved. writing , playing
games and running
3 10 SENSORY Visual acuity: 20/20 Normal NORMAL
years DEVELOPMENT
4 10 PSYCHOSOCIAL Sense of
years DEVELOPMENT industry VS
(Erik Erikson) Sense of
inferiority
Hero worship Self identity NORMAL
Considers peer opinion Trust more on friends
more Important than Helping in work
parents Take care of younger
Enjoys running around brother
Helping when mother is busy Fear about any thing
Relationships with siblings is reasonable
improved Understanding about
Has fears that are reasonable not more mix with
Aware of appropriate sexual boys.
Role
5 10 PSYCHO-SEXUAL Latency stage Associates with peer of same sex Mix with same age NORMAL
years (Sigmund Freud) Develop social skills, values boy.
6 10 COGNITIVE Thinking and Reasoning Thinking appropriate NORMAL
years DEVELOPMENT They can think of present, such as need for study
(Jean Piaget) past &future They think about
Able to classify objects in future e. g. study hard
more complex manner for better marks
Able to arrange objects ,impact of television
according to their size and on eyes
relationship to other things Able to arrange object
according to
ascending or
descending order
7 10 MORAL Respect for rules laid down Respect for parents NORMAL
years DEVELOPMENT by parents and others adult and also others – by
(Jean Piaget & in authority calling respectful
Lawrence word e.g. adult person
Kohlberg ) Aunty or uncle ,
teacher
8 10 SPIRITUAL Does understand instruction and Understand NORMAL
years DEVELOPMENT recognize idols instruction ,and also
(James. W. wants to idols
Fowler)
9 10 LANGUAGE
years DEVELOPMENT
Receptive Follows suggestions better Better commands, NORMAL
than commands give suggestion,
Expressive Begin to use shorter and Express thoughts by NORMAL
compact sentences using small sentences
10 10 SELF CARE Fully independent in bathing, All routine care done NORMAL
years ACTIVITIES dressing, grooming, feeding etc independently
11 10 DEVELOPMENTAL Decrease dependence on family Independently doing NORMAL
years TASK Participation in games & works activity , need
with other guidance,
Able to reason communication skill
Communicates with others with other is
realistically developed
Active & cooperative participant Active participate in
in the family social activity like
Giving & receiving affection to any function Giving
& from family and friends & receiving
Socially acceptable behavior affection to & from
Learns how to handle strong family and friends
feelings and impulses Normal social
Is able to adjust with changing behavior
body image &self concept
Develops a positive attitude
towards his own and others
social, racial, economic &
religious groups
12 10 PLAY
years STIMULATION
Prefers companionship in play Plays outdoor games NORMAL
Likes to compete like tennis, kho-kho,
Kabbadi, and indoor
games like Chess
13 10 NUTRITIONAL 80 cal/kg body wt Daily NORMAL
years REQUIREMENT 50% — carbohydrate Breakfast 1 roti or
35% — fat 50gm poha or upma
15%— protein Lunch 1 roti with baji
Recommended dietary allowances by Evening 100ml tea
ICMR in 2009 with chapti-1
Age Body Energy Protein Dinner- chpati 1 with
years wt. Kg Kcal gm bhaji , rice with dal
10 34.6kg 1780 64 100gm
years Some times fruit
Eat all vegetable but
not eat nonveg food
14 10 BEHAVIORAL Truancy, stealing, pica, eating, No any behavioral NORMAL
years PROBLEM sleeping disorder, Attention deficit problem
hyperactivity etc.
15 10 IMMUNIZATION
years
AGE Immunization All vaccination till NORMAL
0 At birth BCG, OPV0 date is completed
6 weeks DTP1,OPV1, HEP-B 1ST
10 weeks DTP2, OPV2, HEP-B 2ND
14 weeks DTP3, OPV3 HEP-B 3RD
9 month Measles, VIT-A 1ST (2 IU)
every 6 monthly,1 lac IU,
total 9 doses
18-24 month DTP+OPV+ Hepatitis B
(1st Booster Dose)
5 years DT B2
10 year TT
NEEDS OF THE CHILD
- Adequate nutrition
- Appropriate treatment of pneumonia.
- Protection from infection and allergic agents
- Prevention of infection in the ward
- Maintenance of personal hygiene
- Immunization
- Growth monitoring
SUMMARY
I have taken a male schooler child for assessment. I have informed the father regarding assessment and did the assessment of the child. There
is no any abnormality is found in the child and he is normal. The child’s needs have been identified and told to the father to take appropriate
care of the child.
CONCLUSION
From this assessment I have assessed all the growth and development characteristics of the schooler and came to know how to differentiate
between the normal and abnormal characteristics of the schooler child at various stages of age. In this case I found that the child has all normal
characteristics and there is no any abnormality detected. I have assessed the needs of the child and given health education to the father regarding
the care of child.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. David Wilson, “Wong’s Essentials of Pediatric Nursing”, 8th Edition(2009), Elsevier Publications, Noida, UP.
2. Manoj Yadav, “Child Health Nursing”, 1st edition, S Vikas & Company (Medical Publishers), Jalandhar.
3. Datta Parul, “Pediatric Nursing”, 4th edition, Jaypee brothers Publishers, New Delhi.