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  1. Hello. My name is like Oyo.
  2. I don't know how to get this thing off.
  3. Boom. Hello.
  4. My name is Sequoia and I am going to talk
  5. about pediatric age groups and explain what they are mentally,
  6. developmentally and physically.
  7. How do they play?
  8. How do they handle hospitals?
  9. What they fear when hospitalized and how to explain this
  10. procedure to a parent or to a child?
  11. The age group that I have chosen is a preschool.
  12. Preschoolers and preschoolers are from the age of 3 to
  13. 5 years old.
  14. They're thinking style is unique.
  15. They have difficulty seeing any point of view other than
  16. their own.
  17. Um, this is called eagle centralism, and sometimes adults have
  18. the same problem, you know, There they attribute life to
  19. an adamant objects.
  20. They do not understand that a wide glass and a
  21. large glass can both contain four ounces of juice.
  22. Anyone? Preschool at the air?
  23. Isn't she beautiful?
  24. Make it better.
  25. Boom. All right, that's enough.
  26. Okay. How do they play?
  27. So at kids around this age, they start to understand
  28. between good and bad.
  29. So they are able to, um, explain different emotions when
  30. they're pretending plan and when they are about four years
  31. old. They are engaged in a more rough play and
  32. they demonstrating like sibling rivalry at this age, and they
  33. are starting to understand how much they can and cannot
  34. control. Um, they want to play by the rules about
  35. at around age five, and but they cannot tolerate losing,
  36. and they can copy, sample shapes and print first name
  37. a child's reaction to the hospital.
  38. It depends on several factors.
  39. Some have separation anxiety.
  40. Um, the medical procedures can be viewed as a punishment,
  41. and they are also scared, and they feel like they
  42. don't have any control.
  43. How to help how to help a child in the
  44. hospital would be how and evolving the parents, encouraging them
  45. to have participation.
  46. Explain things to them in a magical, thinking type of
  47. way. Let them explore the medical supplies only if it's
  48. not dangerous and use distractions like giving them a job
  49. doing procedure, like blowing a whistle or reading a book.
  50. Not whistle, but a pinwheel.
  51. Yeah, and that is all I have for you today.
  52. Thank you