Devel Milestones (7 ques) Flashcards

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Infant - stranger anxiety

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4-6 months

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Age - enjoys peek-a-boo; likes to look in mirror

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7-9 months

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3
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Age - claps hands; waves bye bye

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10 - 12 months

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4
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Age for social smile

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3 months

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5
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Age - laughs

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4 months

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6
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Language/cognition - 3 months

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“Eyes and ears”

Begins to babble
Turns to rattle noise
Notices own hands

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7
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Language/cognition - 6 months

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Continuous babbling

Babbles in response to sounds as in conversation

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8
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Language/cognition - 7-9 months

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Understands cause & effect - throws toys

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9
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Language/cognition - 10-12 months

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Points to objects when named
Says “mama” & “dada”
Says 5 words, but understands many more

Use picture books

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10
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Physical/Motor - 2 months

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Lift head
Follows to midline
Posterior fontanel closes

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Physical/Motor - 3 months

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Eyes can track objects 180 degrees
Raises head & neck when lying on stomach
Notices own hands

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12
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Physical/Motor - 4 months

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Rakes objects
Grasps rattle
Begins to roll over from tummy to back (why tummy time is impt)

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Physical/Motor - 5-6 months

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Rolls from back to front
Transfers objects from hand to hand
Reaches
Pushes up to hands & knees; rocks back & forth; sits w/support

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14
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Physical/Motor - 8 months

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Sits w/o support

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Physical/Motor - 9 months

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Develops pincer grasp
Feeds self a bottle or Cheerios
Crawls
Stands holding on

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16
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Physical/Motor - 10-12 months

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Claps hands
Waves bye bye
Pulls self up to a stand
Cruises
Walks w/support
May take first steps
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Infant - reflexes that disappear by 4 months

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Present in full term infant
Disappear by 4 months

  1. Rooting
  2. Moro = startle - extend limbs & spread fingers
  3. Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex
18
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Infant reflex - parachute

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Emerges by 5-6 months
Retained
Infant extends both arms when lowered head first

19
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Infant reflex - Babinski

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Appears at birth
Disappears between 18 mos - 2 years

Stroke outer sole of foot upward from heel across ball of foot
Causes toes to hyperextend

20
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Toddler - social/emotional

Theme?
Characteristics?

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Separation anxiety

Reduction of stranger anxiety
Increase in separation anxiety

Egocentric
Provide transitional objects - blankies, security & represents parents
Temper tantrums
No concept of sharing - “mine”
Points to body parts - recognizes self in mirror

21
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Toddler & Preschool language

Formula for putting words together?

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Age —> to Age + 1

2 yr old —> 2-3 words
3 yr old —> 3-4 word phrases
4 yr old —> 4-5 word phrases
5 yr old —> 5-6 words; tells long stories

22
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Toddler - Physical Motor

Walks?
Climbs stairs?
Runs & jumps?

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Walks? — 12-16 months
Climbs stairs? — 21 months
Runs & jumps? — 24 months

23
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Toilet training

When?

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18-24 mos — shows interest

24 mos — bladder reaches adult functioning (concentration & sphincter control)

2-3 yrs — daytime dryness

3-5 yrs — night time dryness

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Preschool (3-5 years)

Social/emotional

Theme?

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People Pleasers

Egocentricity decreases &
Awareness of others increases
- begin sharing, taking turns, following rules

Fears - body integrity
—> bandages allay fears of losing blood

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Toddler - language /cognition
12 mos - says 5 words | 18 mos - says 50 words
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Preschool - Physical/Motor
3 years - rides tricycle - dresses self - uses scissors - builds a tower of >6 blocks 4 years - throws overhead - hops & stands on one foot for up to 5 sec 5 years - agile - dresses self well - jumps - skips - hops - somersaults
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School Age (6-12) - social/emotional
``` Parent is greatest influence Develops first friends School is focal point of activities Learns to cooperate & compromise Morality -- 6-9 = sense of right & wrong / 10-12 = sense of "shades of gray" (abstract) ```
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School Age (6-12) - language/cognition
Develops sense of time & space Understands cause & effect; consequence of actions Enjoys games w/strategy
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School Age (6-12) - physical/motor
Vision matures by 6 yo Child is limber & prone to bone fractures (bones grow faster than muscles) Physical activity impt to avoid overweight & obesity
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School Age (6-12) - puberty
"Boobs & Balls" - develop first
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Female puberty
1st sign - breast development (10 yr) 2nd sign - pubic hair (11 yr) 3rd sign - height spurt (12 yr) 4th sign - menarche (13 yr) Precocious puberty -- 1st pubertal sign < 7 yrs (caucasian) < 6 yrs (African American)
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Male puberty
1st sign - testicular enlargement (11 yrs) 2nd sign - pubic hair (12 yrs) 3rd sign - height spurt (13-14 yo) Precocious puberty - 1st sign < 9 yr
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Adolescent (13 - 18 years) - social/emotional
Intense interest in peer group & perception of others | Peer contact & involvement == increasingly impt
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Adolescent (13 - 18 years) - sexuality
Sexual behavior & experimentation may be homo or hetero == r/t figuring out sex ID STIs & birth control - most states can treat teens w/o parental consent/knowledge - ideally, consult their parents or trusted adult
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Adolescent (13 - 18 years) - language/cognition
Self image changes w/changing body Egocentric (w/air of invincibility) Uses past experiences when making decisions
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Adolescent (13 - 18 years) - physical/motor
Rapid increase in height/weight | Order of pubertal milestones?