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1
Q

What factors can affect the trajectory of development?

A

Genetics

Emotional disturbance - death in family, divorce, moving schools, illness

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2
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What are the 4 areas of development?

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Gross motor
Fine motor
Language
Social skills

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3
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What are gross motor skills?

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Posture and large movements

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4
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Give examples of gross motor skills

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Rolling, sitting, standing, running, kicking a ball, climbing stairs, peddling a tricycle

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5
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At what age can a child walk?

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12 months

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6
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At what age is a child not walking pathological?

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18 months or older

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7
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At what age can a child control its head movements?

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6 weeks

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8
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At what age can a child run?

A

18 months

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9
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At what age can a child stand?

A

10 months

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10
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At what age can a child sit?

A

6 months

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11
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At what age can a child jump / kick a ball ?

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30 months

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12
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At what age can a child walk up stairs / climb on furniture?

A

24 months

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13
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At what age can a child stand on one leg?

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36 months

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14
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List the overall progression of gross motor skills from birth to 3 years

A 
6 weeks - head control 
6 months - sitting 
10 months - standing 
12 months - walking 
18 months - running 
24 months - climbing up stairs / on furniture 
30 months - jumping / kicking a ball 
36 months - standing on one leg
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15
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At what age can a child hold its head up right?

A

3 months

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16
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What is fine motor control?

A

Small muscle function

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17
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What skills are required for good fine motor control?

A

Intact vision

Hand eye coordination

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18
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At what age can a child hold something?

A

5 months

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19
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At what age can a child fix and follow?

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1 month

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20
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At what age can a child point?

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12 months

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21
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At what age does a child show hand preference?

22
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At what age can a child appreciate object permanence?

23
Q

List the progression of block building with ages in fine motor skills

A 
Mature pincer grip - 12 months 
3 block tower - 18 months 
7 block tower - 24 months 
Imitates bridge - 36 months 
Imitates steps - 48 months
24
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List the progression of drawing with ages in fine motor skills

A 
Spontaneous scribbling - 18 months 
Circular scribbles - 24 months 
Draws circle - 36 months 
Cross - between 3 and 4 years 
Square - between 4 and 5 years 
Triangle  - 5 years
25
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At what age can a child say its first word?

26
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At what age can a child use language socially?

27
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At what age can a child babble?

28
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At what age can a child coo?

29
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At what age can a child join 2 words together in a sentence?

30
Q

List the progression of expressive language development with ages of milestones

A 
6 weeks - coos 
6 months - babbles 
1 year - first word 
2 years - 2 word sentences 
3 years - social language
31
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At what age can a child respond to their name?

32
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At what age can a child follow simple instructions?

33
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At what age can a child startle to sound?

34
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At what age can a child detect which direction a sound is coming from?

35
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At what age can a child enjoy and follow stories read to them?

36
Q

List the progression of receptive language development with ages of milestones

A 
Birth - startles to sound 
6 months - can locate sound 
12 months - responds to their name 
18 months - follow simple instructions 
3 years - follows stories read to them
37
Q

List examples of social interaction and self care

A 
Stranger awareness / self awareness
Play 
Feeding 
Toileting 
Changing
38
Q

What is symbolic play?

A

Pretending to be something else / to do something else

39
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What is parallel play?

A

Playing by yourself not with others

40
Q

At what age can a child appreciate stranger awareness?

41
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At what age does a child lose stranger awareness?

A

2 or 3 years old

42
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At what age can a child smile?

43
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At what age can a child engage in symbolic play and recognise themselves?

44
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At what age can a child wave and play peak a boo?

45
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At what age can a child share and take turns and play socially?

46
Q

List progression of social skills with ages

A

6 weeks - smiles
12 months - wave / peak a boo
18 months - symbolic play and self recognition
36 months - share, social play

47
Q

At what age can a child spoon feed?

48
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At what age can a child be toilet trained?

49
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At what age can a child dress themselves (except zips / buttons etc)?

50
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At what age can a child drink from a sippy cup?

51
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At what age can a child put food in their mouth?

52
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List progression of self care tasks and ages of milestones

A 
6 months - puts food in mouth 
12 months - drink from sippy cup 
18 months - spoon feed 
2 years - toilet training 
3 years - dress themselves

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