Development

Question 1

What is corrected age?

Answer 1

An adjusted age calculated based on the child’s expected due date for developmental milestones.

Question 2

How do you calculate corrected age?

Answer 2

Subtract the number of weeks of prematurity from the chronological age.

Question 3

When is correction for prematurity no longer necessary?

Answer 3

After 2 years, as the difference becomes insignificant.

Question 4

Newborn -

Answer 4

Prone Position
Limbs are flexed with a symmetrical posture.

Question 5

1.5–2 Months

Answer 5

Raises head to 45 degrees.

Question 6

3 Months

Answer 6

Raises half the chest, supporting on forearms

Question 7

6 Months

Answer 7

Raises full chest, supporting on palms.

Question 8

8 Months

Answer 8

Sits with a straight back.

Question 9

10 Months

Answer 9

Stands with support and walks around furniture

Question 10

12 Months

Answer 10

Walks unsteadily with a broad gait, hands apart for balance.

Question 11

15 Months
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Answer 11

Walks alone steadily

Question 12

18 Months

Answer 12

Runs, walks upstairs with a hand held, stoops, and recovers.

Question 13

1. 2

Answer 13

Years
Runs, climbs stairs (two feet per step), kicks and throws a ball, and jumps with both feet.

Question 14

3 Years

Answer 14

Walks downstairs (one foot per step) and pedals a tricycle.

Question 15

4 Years

Answer 15

Balances on one foot and walks upstairs with alternating feet.

Question 16

5 Years

Answer 16

Skips with alternating feet.

Question 17

6 Years

Answer 17

Rides a bicycl