Developmental Milestones Flashcards

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What are developmental milestones?

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A set of functional skills or age-specific tasks that most children can do at a certain age range

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What kind of process is childhood development?

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A continuous one

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3
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Should developmental assessments be part of every physical examination?

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Yes, as any abnormalities can be detected earlier if present.

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4
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What may cause delay in achieving developmental milestones?

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Normal individual variations or developmental disorder

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5
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What is the most common developmental concern?

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Speech delays

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6
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What does the loss of preexisting skills indicate?

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Neurodegenerative disorder

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7
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What are the factors affecting child development?

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Biological and Environmental

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8
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What are the four categories of developmental milestones?

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Motor activity,
Cognitive ability,
Language,
Social / Emotional Development.

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9
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When is it expected for a child to hold its head up when on tummy?

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2 months old

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10
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What are some social developmental milestones at 2 months?

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Social smile and looks at your face

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What is expected cognitively from a 2-month-old?

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Follow things with its eyes

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12
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When is a baby expected to start making sounds other than crying?

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2 months old

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What are some expected physical developmental milestones at 4 months old?

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Holds a toy when in hands
Holds head steady without support
Brings hand to mouth

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When does a baby usually start chuckling or making sounds to get your attention?

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4 months old

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What are some examples of cognitive development at 4 months old?

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Looks at its hand with interest
If hungry, opens mouth when seeing food

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16
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What are primitive reflexes?

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Involuntary motor responses

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17
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What are the kinds of primitive reflexes?

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Moro, Rooting and Palmer

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18
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What are the benefits of developmental assessments?

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If diagnosed early, may be easier to manage/treat
Help make necessary referrals

19
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How is a developmental assessment conducted?

A

History taking,
Physical examination,
Developmental monitoring,
Developmental screening,
Investigations.

20
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What are developmental disabilities?

A

Group of conditions occurring due to an impairment in physical, learning, language or behavior areas.

21
Q

What may cause developmental disabilities?

A

Injury,
Infection,
Genetics,
Parental behavior,
Complications during birth,
Exposure to toxins,
Low birth-weight.

22
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What are some physical developmental skills at 6 months?

A

Rolls from tummy to back
Leans on hands to support itself

23
Q

When does stranger’s anxiety usually develop?

A

6 months old

24
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What are some cognitive skills detected at 6 months old?

A

Put things in its mouth to explore them

25
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What are some language skills at 6 months?

A

Makes squealing sounds,
Takes turns making sounds with people

26
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At what age is a baby expected to be able to sit at a sitting position by itself?

A

9 months

27
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What are some social skills detected at 9 months?

A

Shy, clingy, fearful around strangers
Answers to its name

28
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What are some cognitive skills developed at 9 months old?

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Bangs things together,
Looks for objects when out of sight

29
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When does a baby start saying “babab” and “mamama”

A

9 months old

30
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When does a baby start walking and picking up things?

A

1 year old

31
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What are some social developments seen at 1 year old?

A

Plays games with you

32
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What are some cognitive skills at 1 year old?

A

Puts something in container

33
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When does a baby start waving bye, understand no, call out for parents?

A

1 year old

34
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What are physical developments seen at 18 months old?

A

Drinks from cup, walks without holding furniture

35
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What are some social developments seen at 18 months old?

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Helps get dressed, looks at pages in a book.

36
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When does a child start playing with toys, or copies what an adult is doing?

A

18 months old

37
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When does a child start trying to say more words other than “mama” and “dada” and follows one word commands?

A

18 months old

38
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What are some language skills seen at 2 year olds?

A

Say two word sentences
Points/ Draws figures with two body parts

39
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When does a child start holding something in one hand while doing something with the other?

A

2 years old

40
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What are some movement skills seen at 3 years old?

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Pedals a tricycle

41
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What are some language skills seen at 3 year olds?

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3 word sentences
Counts 3 objects

42
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When does a child start using scissors, or holding pencils correctly?

A

4 years old

43
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What are some cognitive developments seen at 4 years of age?

A

Draws person with 4 body parts
Counts 4 pennies accurately

44
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When does a child start naming some numbers between 1 and 5 when pointed at them?

A

5 years old