Developmental assessment Flashcards
What internal factors can affect development
Genetics
Underlying disease
Pathological insult
What external factors can affect development
Nutrition
Home environment
Social interaction
What are the 4 functional areas of development
Gross Motor
Fine motor and vision
Social behaviour and play
Speech, language and hearing
What are the developmental milestones for a 6 week baby
GM - Raises head 45 degrees
FM - fixes and follows
SB - Smiles
SLH - Startles to sound
Developmental milestones for 3-4 months
GM - No head lag (when held sitting)
FM - reaches for own hands, reaches for toys at 4/12
SB -
SLH - coos, laughs (alone or when spoken to)
What is object permeance
Understanding that an object still exists when it isn’t seen
Developmental milestones 6-8 months
GM - Sitting
FM - Palmar grasp, transfer between hands
SB - puts food to mouth, object permeance
SLH - Multiple syllable babble (non specific)
Whats the difference between 6 month and 8 month sitting
Rounded back at 6 months, straight back at 8 months
Developmental milestones 10 month
GM - Cruising around furniture
FM - Pincer grasp
SB - Waves bye (shy strangers, separation anxiety)
SLH - Mama and Dada
Developmental milestones 1 year
GM - Walking
FM - Points
SB - Drink with cup
SLH - ~3 words (other than mama/dada) - drink, no
Developmental milestones 18 months
GM - Run
FM - Scribble, tower 3 blocks
SB - Feeds self with spoon
SLH - can point to some body parts, ~10 words
What is symbolic play
Sees behaviours in adults and copies, e.g. cleaning, or feeding a teddy
Developmental milestones 2 years
GM - Jump, kick a ball
FM - Draw a line, tower of 6, make a train out of blocks at 2.5yrs
SB - symbolic play, dry during day
SLH - Simple phrases (2-3 words)
Developmental milestones 3 years
GM - Stand on 1 leg, tricycle
FM - Draw circle, bridge from blocks, tower of 9
SB - Parallel play then interactive play
SLH - 4 word sentences and joined commands, verbs, age and some colours
Difference between parallel play and interactive play
Parallel play - children play adjacent but not with each other
Interactive play - share and take turns etc