Developmental Milestones Flashcards

1
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human development determined by multiple aspects and frameworks

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lifespan development psychology

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2
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three aspects of lifespan development psychology

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physical, cognitive, pyschosocial

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3
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components of development

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  • gross motor
  • fine motor
  • language
  • cognitive
  • social
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4
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lack of experience leads to _______

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synaptic pruning and cell death

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5
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____ is a huge red flag in development

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regression

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6
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key task of newborn

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grow (due to breathe, eat, and sleep)

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7
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red flags in feeding

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  • increased working in breathing
  • coughing/choking
  • delayed swallowing
  • oral aversion
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8
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at 12 months, children should be able to…

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  • wave “bye”
  • say words like “mama/dada”
  • show affection
  • show emotion
  • want caregivers to be where I can see them
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9
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at 18 months, children should be able to…

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  • try putting on shoes
  • point to things when named
  • say about 20 words
  • imitate behavior
  • let you know what I want
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10
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at 2 years, children should be able to…

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Jump/climb stairsUse 2 word sentences
• Say about 50 words
• Refer to myself with my name
• Learn rules but might not remember them
• Try to explore new places but want you near
• Show affection with hugs and kisses
• Pretend in my play

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11
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at 3 years, children should be able to…

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  • Toilet train during the day but usually dry during the night
  • Pedal a trike and kick a ball
  • Talk and usually be understood but some sounds may be hard
  • Name 6 body parts
  • Pay attention a little longer
  • Shift emotions quicker to handle emotions
  • Play briefly with other children
  • Think about others feelings
  • Use imagination to create stories
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12
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at 4 years, children should be able to…

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  • Dress myself- except for fasteners
  • Put together 7-12 piece puzzles
  • Climb up and down a slide
  • Match colors
  • Ask questions
  • Love to retell my favorite stories
  • Understand simple home rules
  • Share and take turns but I’m possessive
  • Play make believe
  • Begin to control frustration
  • Start to understand danger
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13
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at 5 years, children should be able to…

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  • Cut with a scissors
  • Copy familiar shapes
  • Draw a person with 6-8 body parts
  • Catch a bounced ball
  • Play organized games
  • Follow 3 step directions
  • Count to 10
  • Predict what happens next in a book
  • Talk to familiar adults and children
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14
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___ sound is a late-developing sound

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“r-sound”

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15
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2 ways to categorize sound

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  • place (where they are made)
  • manner
  • voice vs. voiceless
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16
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speech sound

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  • omission/addition
  • substitution
  • distortion
17
Q

most common delay of delayed gross motor is ________

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global delay

18
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red flags in motor delay

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tongue fasciculation, loss of motor milestones

19
Q

submucous cleft palate

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bifid uvula, zona pellucida, notch

20
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formation of speech sounds, which requires

cognitive, motor and auditory processing.

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articulation

21
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development components

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  • neurocognitive
  • emotional/social
  • motor
  • physical health