Health, safety, and nutrition for the young child
by
 
Marotz, Lynn R.

Title
Health, safety, and nutrition for the young child

Author
Marotz, Lynn R.

ISBN
9781401837006

Personal Author
Marotz, Lynn R.

Edition
6th ed.

Publication Information
Australia ; Clifton Park, NY : Thomson Delmar Learning, ©2005.

Physical Description
xvii, 558 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm

Contents
Preface -- unit 1. Health, safety, and nutrition : an introduction -- 1. Interrelationship of health, safety, and nutrition -- Health promotion -- Health -- Safety -- Nutrition -- Health, safety, and nutrition : an interdependent relationship -- Implications for teachers -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review.
 
unit 2. Health of the young child : maximizing the child's potential -- 2. Promoting good health -- Growth and development -- Promotion of good health -- Special areas of consideration -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 3. Health appraisals -- Promoting children's health -- Observation as a screening tool -- Daily health checks -- Involving parents -- Health education -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 4. Health assessment tools -- Health records -- Screening procedures -- Sensory development -- Vision screening -- Hearing screening -- Speech and language evaluation -- Nutritional assessment -- Referrals -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 5. Conditions affecting children's health -- Allergies -- Asthma -- Attention deficit disorders (with or without hyperactivity) -- Diabetes -- Eczema -- Fatigue -- Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)/Fetal alcohol effect (FAE) -- Lead poisoning -- Seizure disorders -- Sickle cell anemia -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 6. The infectious process and effective control -- Communicable illness -- Stages of illness -- Control measures -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 7. Communicable and acute illness : identification and management -- Identifying sick children -- Common communicable illnesses -- Special concerns -- Common acute illnesses -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review.
 
unit 3. Safety for the young child -- 8. Creating quality environments -- Locating quality programs -- Licensing -- Features of quality programs -- Guidelines for safe environments -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 9. Safety management -- What is unintentional injury? -- Risk management : principles and preventive measures -- Implementing safety practices -- Legal implications -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 10. Management of injuries and acute illness -- Emergency care vs. first aid -- Life-threatening conditions -- Non-life-threatening conditions -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 11. Child abuse and neglect -- Historical developments -- Discipline vs. punishment -- Abuse and neglect -- Reporting laws -- Protective measures for programs and teachers -- Understanding the dynamics of abuse and neglect -- The role of the teacher -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 12. Planning for children's health and safety education -- Parent involvement in health and safety education -- The role of teacher inservice and health and safety education -- Curriculum design -- Activity plans -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review.
 
unit 4. Foods and nutrients : basic concepts -- 13. Nutritional guidelines -- Dietary reference intake (DRI) -- Dietary guidelines for Americans -- The food guide pyramid -- Nutritional labeling -- Calories from fat -- Focus on families -- Case studies -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 14. Nutrients that provide energy (carbohydrates, fats, and proteins) -- Carbohydrates as energy sources -- Fats as energy sources -- Proteins as energy sources -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 15. Nutrients that promote growth of body tissues (proteins, minerals, and water) -- Proteins for growth -- Minerals for growth -- The role of water -- The role of vitamins -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 16. Nutrients that regulate body functions (proteins, minerals, water, and vitamins) -- Vitamins as regulators -- Minerals as regulators -- Proteins as regulators -- Water as a regulator -- Summary for unit 4 -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review.
 
unit 5. Nutrition and the young child -- 17. Infant feeding -- Profile of an infant -- Meeting nutritional needs of the infant -- Feeding time for the infant -- Introducing semi-solid (pureed) foods -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 18. Feeding the toddler and preschool child -- Profile of toddlers and preschoolers -- The challenge of feeding a toddler -- As the toddler becomes a preschooler -- Good eating habits -- Health problems relating to eating habits -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 19. Planning and serving nutritious and economical meals -- Meal planning -- Steps in menu planning -- Writing menus -- Nutritious snacks -- Serving meals -- The menu must stay within the budget -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 20. Food safety -- Food safety depends on sanitation -- Food-borne illnesses -- Conditions for bacterial growth -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- 21. Nutrition education concepts and activities -- Basic concepts of nutrition education -- Responsibility for nutrition education -- Rationale for nutrition education in the early years -- Planning a nutrition education program -- Guidelines for nutrition education activities -- Safety considerations -- Developing activity plans for nutrition activities -- Other sources of information about food -- Focus on families -- Case study -- Summary -- Suggested activities -- Chapter review -- Appendices -- A. Nutrient information : fast food vendor Websites -- B. Growth and BMI charts for boys and girls -- C. Educational resources : health, safety, and nutrition -- D. Federal food programs -- E. One-week sample menu -- F. Children's book list -- Glossary -- Index.

Subject Term
Children -- Health and hygiene.
 
Children -- Nutrition.
 
Children's accidents -- Prevention.

Added Author
Cross, Marie Z.
 
Rush, Jeanettia M.


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