Everything

Question 1

Failure to Thrive

Answer 1

low progress growing as fast as they should

Question 2

Body Proportion

Answer 2

The ratio of head compared to body

Question 3

Reflex

Answer 3

Involuntary movements or actions

Question 4

Voluntary Grasping

Answer 4

Voluntary hand-holding response

Question 5

Gross motor skills

Answer 5

running, jumping, large muscle functions, legs and arms

Question 6

Fine motor skills

Answer 6

Fingers and toes (using scissors)

Question 7

Physical Development

Answer 7

The manner in which our physical-self grows

Question 8

Intellectual Development

Answer 8

The process of learning to interact with others and to express oneself to others

Question 9

Stimuli

Answer 9

Stimuli represent anything that can trigger physiological, psychological, or biological change.

Question 10

Perception

Answer 10

how children use their senses to perceive the world around them.

Question 11

Object Permanence

Answer 11

The ability to know if an object is still there if it goes behind something

Question 12

Enriched environment

Answer 12

An environment with motor, thinking, sensory, and social stimulation

Question 13

Sensory Stimulation

Answer 13

When one or more of your senses are activated (touch, smell, hear)

Question 14

Temperament

Answer 14

A child’s emotional style and how they adapt to situations

Question 15

Social Development

Answer 15

Development of social skills/rules

Question 16

Emotional Development

Answer 16

ability to perceive, assess, and manage emotions

Question 17

Attachment

Answer 17

A deep bond with a person (parents, siblings)

Question 18

Separation Anxiety

Answer 18

Scared/nervous when separated from parents

Question 19

Frontal Lobe

Answer 19

Memory, intelligence, behavior, emotions, motor functions, and smell

Question 20

Temporal Lobe

Answer 20

hearing, smell, memory, speech

Question 21

Parietal Lobe

Answer 21

Pain, touch, sensations of hot and cold, and speech

Question 22

Occipital Lobe

Answer 22

Vision, speech

Question 23

Brain Stem

Answer 23

Breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, reflexes, sleep

Question 24

Cerebellum

Answer 24

Body movements and balance

Question 25

Cell body

Answer 25

sends an instruction to the body through the axons

Question 26

Axon

Answer 26

long thick cables with terminal buttons that transmit all the signals from a neuron to other neurons

Question 27

Dendrite

Answer 27

trees, short bushy cables that allow each neuron to receive signals sent by other neurons

Question 28

Myelin Sheath

Answer 28

the coating of the axons

Question 29

Neurotransmitter

Answer 29

chemicals released by the axon

Question 30

Neurons

Answer 30

brain cells that send and receive chemical and electrical pulses among each other to direct the various tasks of the brain

Question 31

Nucleus

Answer 31

the big middle disc thing

Question 32

Firing

Answer 32

a chemical and electrical signal leaves the axon of one neuron and jumps the synapse to travel to the dendrite of another neuron.

Question 33

Glial Cells

Answer 33

brain cells that support neurons. They have a large cell body with legs extending out from the body.