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Eye, Ear, Throat & Respiratory Disorders in Pediatrics | Saunders NCLEX-PN Review Chapter 32 Chapter 32 of Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN Examination (7th Edition) by Linda Anne Silvestri and Angela E. Silvestri offers a detailed, practical overview of pediatric eye, ear, throat, and respiratory conditions—providing the critical assessment, intervention, and parent education strategies you need to pass the NCLEX-PN and deliver safe nursing care. Watch the full chapter summary and explore the complete NCLEX-PN review series at Last Minute Lecture: Eye Disorders: Strabismus & Conjunctivitis Strabismus: Characterized by misaligned eyes (crossed eyes); may need patching of the strong eye, corrective glasses, or surgery to preserve vision. Conjunctivitis (“Pinkeye”): Common and highly contagious. Symptoms include redness, discharge, and itching. Use antibiotic drops as prescribed, teach families strict hand hygiene, no school until cleared, av...

Infant Growth and Brain Development — Summary of Chapter 5 from The Developing Person Through the Life Span The first two years of life represent one of the most critical periods in human development. Chapter 5 of Kathleen Stassen Berger’s The Developing Person Through the Life Span focuses on biosocial development during infancy, including physical growth, brain development, sensory maturation, motor skills, and essential survival factors. This summary offers a comprehensive overview of how infants grow, adapt, and thrive in their earliest months. Watch the video above for a podcast-style walkthrough of all key concepts covered in this chapter, or continue reading below for a detailed and structured study guide. Body Growth and Physical Changes Rapid Growth in the First Year Infants typically triple their birth weight and grow nearly 12 inches within their first year. Head circumference expands significantly, reflecting intense brain development. Growth charts use perce...