developmental milestone Flashcards

1
Q

gross motor of newborn ?

A

limbs flexed, symmetrical posture
marked head lag on pull up

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2
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gross motor at 6-8 weeks ?

A

raises head to 45 degrees when prone

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3
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gross motor by 8-9 months?

A

crawling

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4
Q

gross motor at 12 months ?

A

walking unsteadily, broad gait, hands

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5
Q

gross motor at 6-8 months?

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sits without support; at 6 months with round back, at 8 months with straight back

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6
Q

gross motor at 10 months?

A

walks around furniture

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7
Q

vision and fine motor at 6 weeks

A

follows moving object or face by turning head

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8
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vision and fine motor at 4 months ?

A

reaches out for toys

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9
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vision and fine motor at 6 months?

A

palmar crasp

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10
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vision and fine motor at 7 months?

A

transfer toys from one hand to another

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11
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vision and fine motor at 10 months?

A

mature pincer grip

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12
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vision and fine motor at 16-18 months ?

A

makes marks with crayon

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13
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vision and fine motor from 14 months to 4 years

A

tower of 3; 18 months
tower of 6: 2 years
tower of eight or a train with 4 bricks; 2 and 1/2 years
bridge from a model: 3 years
steps (after demonstration): 4 years

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14
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vision and fine Motor drawing from 2-5 years

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2 years: line
3 years: circle
4 years: cross
4 1/2 years: square
5: triangle

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15
Q

hearing speech and language of newborn

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startles to loud noise

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16
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hearing, speech and language 3-4 months

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vocalizes alone or when spoken to , coos and laughs

17
Q

hearing, speech and language by 7 months

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turns to soft sounds out of sight

18
Q

hearing, speech and language 7-10 months

A

at 7 months, sounds used indiscriminantely
at 10 months sounds used discriminately to parents

19
Q

hearing, speech and language at 12 months

A

2 to 3 words other than dada and mama

20
Q

hearing speech and language 18 months

A

6-10 words
shows two parts of body

21
Q

hearing speech and language 20-24 months

A

used two or more words to make simple sentences

22
Q

hearing speech and language 2 1/2 - 3 years

A

talks constantly in 3-4 word sentences

23
Q

social, emotional and behavioural 6 weeks

A

smiles responsively

24
Q

social, emotional and behavioural 6-8 months

A

puts food in mouth

25
Q

social, emotional behavioural 18 months

A

holds spoon and gets food safely to mouth

26
Q

social emotional and behavioural 18-24 months

A

symbolic play. e.g feed their teddy bear using their play dishes

27
Q

social emotional and behavioural 2 years

A

dry to day
pulls off some clothes

28
Q

social emotional and behavioural by 3 years

A

parallel play, interactive play. takes turn

29
Q

gross motor at 15 months

A

walks alone steadily

30
Q

causes of global development delay - prenatal (5)

A
  1. genetic: chromosomal/DNA disorders, cerebral dysgenesis
  2. metabolic: hypothyroidism, PKU
  3. teratogenic: ETOH, drugs of abuse
  4. congenital infection: rubella, CMV, toxoplasmosis
  5. neurocutaenous syndrome: tuberous sclerosis, neurofibromatosis
31
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perinatal causes of global developmental delay

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  1. extreme prematurity; intraventricular hemorrhage, periventricular leukomalacia
  2. birth asphyxia: hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy
  3. metabolic: symptomatic, hypoglycaemia, hyperbilirubinemia
  4. postnatal: infection (meningitis, encephalitis), anoxia (suffocation, near drowning, seizures), trauma (head injury), metabolic (hypoglycaemia, inborn errors of metabolism)
32
Q

what percent of patients with global developmental delay have no defined causes?

A

25%