Developmental Delay Flashcards

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Describe the normal fine motor markers for the following age groups: 6months, 1yo, 2yo, 3yo, 4yo, 5yo?

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Fine motor:
6 months: Pass blocks between hands 
1yo: Pincer grip
2yo: Scribble
3yo: Draw a vertical line
4yo: Draw a cross
5yo: Draw a five feature figure
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Describe the normal gross motor markers for the following age groups: 6months, 1yo, 2yo, 3yo, 4yo, 5yo?

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Gross motor:
6 months: Sits with no support
1yo: Stand
2yo: Running
3yo: Jumping
4yo: Stand on one leg
5yo: Walk heel to toe
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Describe the normal speech development markers for the following age groups: 6months, 1yo, 2yo, 3yo, 4yo, 5yo?

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6 months: Babbling

1yo: Momma/Dadda
2yo: 2 word sentences
3yo: 3 word sentences
4yo: name 4 colours
5yo: speech understandable counts to 5

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Describe the normal social development markers for the following age groups: 6months, 1yo, 2yo, 3yo, 4yo, 5yo?

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6 months: Can put things in mouth

1yo: Drink with a cup using 2 hands
2yo: Takes off clothing
3yo: Puts on a t-shirt
4yo: Dresses independently
5yo: Brushes teeth/plays board games

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At what age should the following gross motor milestones be achieved Head control, Sit unsupported, Standing independently, Walks independently?

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Head control - 4months
Sit unsupported - 6 months
Standing independently - 12months
Walking - 18months

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What are the different categories of speech delay?

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Language comprehension

Language expression (inability to produce speech whilst knowing what is needing to be said)

Phonation and speech production such as stammering or dysarthria.

Social/communication skills (autistic spectrum disorder)

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How can you categorise the causes of Learining Difficulties?

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Prenatal: Genetic, congenital infection, teratogens

Perinatal: Prematurity, birth asphyxiation

Postnatal: Infection, Anoxia, Stroke, Hypoglycaemia

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When can a baby: smile responsively, track gazes, respond to sound, roll over, control it’s head?

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Respond to sound: 1 month
Track gazes: 2 months
Smile responsively: 3 months
Control it's head: 4 months
Roll over: 5 months
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