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child health questions Flashcards

1
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Median age for milestone -> Continent of urine during day

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2 years

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2
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Median age for milestone -> Symbolic play

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18-24 months

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3
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Median age for milestone -> Parallel play - interacts with others and starting to take turns.

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2.5 to 3 years

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4
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Median age for milestone -> Holds spoon and uses it to get food to mouth

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18 months

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5
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Median age for milestone -> Cruises round furniture

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10 months

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6
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Median age for milestone -> Crawling

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8-9 months

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7
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Median age for milestone -> Walks steadily

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15 months

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8
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Median age for milestone -> Walks unsteadily with a broad based gait

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12 months

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9
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Median age for milestone -> Waves bye bye

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10-12 months

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10
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Median age for milestone ->

Drinks from a cup with both hands

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12 months

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11
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Median age for milestone ->

Plays peek a boo

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10-12 months

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12
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Median age for milestone -> Puts food in mouth

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6-8 months

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13
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Median age for milestone -> Smiles responsively

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6 weeks

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14
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The cas ato nt hem at

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Deletion (out of frame)

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15
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The cat cat sat on the mat

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Triplet expansion

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16
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The cat on the mat

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Deletion (in frame)

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17
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The cat

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Stop mutation

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18
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The cat spa to nth ema t

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Insertion mutation

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19
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Genetic mutations are described in terms of their effect on the wild type DNA sequence. which type of mutation has affected the wild type sequence: the cat sat on the mat.

The car sat on the mat

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Missense mutation

20
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Developed palmar grasp

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6 months

21
Q

Reaches out for toys

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4 months

22
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Transfers toys from hand to hand

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7 months

23
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Follows moving object by turning head

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6 weeks

24
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Follows face by turning head

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6 weeks

25
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T/F

Gross motor development at 4-months can be assessed by “pulling to sit”

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T

26
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T/F

At 9-months of age an infant will localise sound consistently, babble for self-amusement and initiate sounds

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T

27
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T/F

An infant of 3 months tends to hold their hands in the midline and demonstrate “hand regard”

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T

28
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T/F

At 12 months of age normal social development would include feeding with a spoon and mimicking adults

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F
12 months - drinks from cup & waves bye bye
18 months - feeds with spoon & mimics adult activity i.e. sweeps

29
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Makes marks with a crayon

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16 to 18 months

30
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Draws a circle

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3 years

31
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Builds a tower of 6 bricks

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2 years

32
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Builds a bridge using 3 bricks

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3 years

33
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Develops a mature pincer grip

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10 months

34
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Draws a triangle

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5 years

35
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Raises head to 45o when prone

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6 to 8 weeks

36
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Sits without support with a round back

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6 months

37
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Sits without support with a straight back

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8 months

38
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Marked head lag on pulling up from supine

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newborn

39
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Uses sounds discriminately e.g “dada, mama”

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10 months

40
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Startles to loud noises

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Newborn

41
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Vocalises alone or when spoken to, coos and laughs

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3-4 months

42
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Two or three words with meaning (other than “dada or “mama”)

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12 months

43
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Turns to soft sounds out of sight

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7 months

44
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Shows two parts of the body

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18 months

45
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Talks constantly in 3-4 word sentences

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2.5 to 3 years

46
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Knows 6-10 words with meaning

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18 months

47
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Uses two or more words to make simple phrases

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20-24 months

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