Exam 2

Question 1

What do most babies do at 2 months of age?

Answer 1

Begin to smile at people

Coos, makes gurgling sounds.
Turns head toward sounds.

Pays attention to faces. Begins to follow things with eyes and recognize people at a distance

Able to hold head up and begin to push up when lying on tummy.

Question 2

At 2 months of age, you should tell your child’s doctor if you notice what signs:

Answer 2

Doesn’t respond to loud sounds

Doesn’t smile at people

Can’t hold head up when pushing up when on tummy

Doesn’t watch things as they move

Doesn’t bring hands to mouth

Question 3

What do most babies do at 4 months of age?

Answer 3

Smile spontaneously especially at people.

Like to play with people and might cry when playing stops

Begins to babble, babbles with expression and copied sounds he hears.

Cries in different ways to show hunger, pain, or being tired

Responds to affection.
Reaches for toy with one hand.

Uses hands and eyes together, such as seeing a toy and reaching for it.

Holds head steady, unsupported.
Pushes down on legs when feet are on a hard surface.
May be able to roll over from tummy to back.
Can hold a toy and shake it, and swing dangling toys.

Brings hands to mouth.
When lying on stomach, pushes up to elbows

Question 4

Notify your physician if your baby is not doing these at 4 months

Answer 4

Doesn’t watch things as they move
Doesn’t smile at people
Doesn’t coo or make sounds

Doesn’t bring things to mouth

Doesn’t push down with legs when feet are placed on a hard surface

Has trouble moving one or both eyes in all directions

Question 5

At how many months should an infant be able to respond to voice and expressed themselves by babbling?

Answer 5

At six months

Question 6

At how many months should an infant be able to understand one step commands, such as sit or come and be able to say one word in addition to mama and dada?

Answer 6

At 12 months or one year

Question 7

At how many months or years should a child be able to understand two-step commands such as “clap your hands” or “stand up?”

Answer 7

At 24 months or two years old

Question 8

At how old should an infant be able to say two word commands such as “mommy up” and their speech be 50% of intelligible words.

Answer 8

24 months or two years old

Question 9

At how old should infants be able to understand three set commands, at least use three word combinations, and speech should be 75% intelligible?

Answer 9

At 36 months or three years

Question 10

How old should a child be able to speak in full sentences in speech should be 100% intelligible?

Answer 10

At 48 months or four years old

Question 11

At what age will a baby know familiar faces and begin to know if someone is a stranger?

Answer 11

At six months

Question 12

What age in months does an infant respond to their own name?

Answer 12

Six months

Question 13

At what age does infants bring things to their mouth?

Answer 13

At six months

Question 14

At what age can an infant begin to sit without support?

Answer 14

Six months

Question 15

At what age can a infant understand no?

Answer 15

Nine months

Question 16

At what age does an infant use fingers to point at things?

Answer 16

Nine months

Question 17

At what age can an infant play peekaboo?

Answer 17

Nine months

Question 18

At what age can an infant pick up things like cereal between them and index finger?

Answer 18

Nine months

Question 19

At what age can an infant stand holding on, get into sitting position, sits without support, pulls to stand, crawls?

Answer 19

Nine months

Question 20

At what age is an infant shy or nervous with strangers, puts out arm or leg to help with dressing, uses simple gestures like shaking head no or waving bye-bye, explores things in different ways like shaking, banging, throwing, starts to use things correctly like drinks from a cup?

Answer 20

At 12 months or 1 year

Question 21

What parental questionnaire is used for screening and surveillance of developmental milestones with parental four of 30 items that measure communication, gross motor, fine motor, problem-solving, personal social, and overall development?

Answer 21

The ASQ

Question 22

What is the ages and stages questionnaire for social emotional screening of social development for what age range?

Answer 22

3 to 60 months old

Question 23

What age should A child be able to scribble on his own?

Answer 23

At 18 months

Question 24

At what age will a child know what ordinary things are for such as a telephone, brush, or spoon?

Answer 24

At 18 months

Question 25

At what age can a child do this:

Get excited when other children are around, shows more and more independence, says sentences with 2-4 words, Begins to short shapes and colors, follow to step instructions such as pick up your shoes and put them in the closet, can stand on tiptoe, Can kick a ball, begins to run, and throws ball over hand, and makes it copies straight lines and circles

Answer 25

two years of age

Question 26

At what age can a child do this

Copies adults and friends, takes turns and games, Follows instructions with two or three steps, can say first name, age and sex, plays make-believe with dolls animals and people, copies a circle with pencil or crayon, builds towers of more than six blocks, Understands what two means, Can pedal a tricycle, walks up and downstairs 1 foot on each step

Answer 26

Age 3 years

Question 27

At what age can a child do these things:

Would rather play with other children than himself, enjoys doing your things, knows basic rules of grammar correctly using he and she, Can say first and last name, Can sing songs or says a poem from memory, Name some colors and some numbers, starts to understand time, plays board or card games, can use scissors, draws a person with 2 to 4 body parts, catches a bouncy ball most of the time

Answer 27

4 years old

Question 28

At what age can a child do these things

Wants to please friends and be like them, is aware of their gender,
Can tell what’s real and what’s make-believe, speaks very clearly, says name and address, counts 10 or more things, can draw a person with at least six body parts, stand on 1 foot for 10 seconds or longer, hops may be able to skip, can use the toilet on her own, swings and climbs

Answer 28

Age 5 years old

Question 29

Texas health steps requires use of validated standardized screening tools for postpartum depression

What are the three? When should this be done by to get reimbursement?

Answer 29

Edinburgh postnatal depression scale, patient health questionnaire, postpartum depression screen scale

This should be done between the time an infant is discharge from the birth facility and his or her first birthday