Growth & Development

Question 1

What age does this babe appear to be?

Smiles and coos
Watches a person's face intently 
Follows people and objects with eyes
Laughs aloud
Lifts head/chest when on stomach
Holds head steady when pulled to sit 
Grasps rattle placed in hand 
Startles to loud noise

Answer 1

2-5 months

Question 2

What age does this child appear to be?

Babbles and combines vowel/constant sounds
Turns to sound
Responds to name
Rolls over
Sits independently
Transfers objects 
Supports weight on feet
Uses thumb and fingers to up objects 
Crawls

Answer 2

6-9 months

Question 3

What age is this child?

Answer 3

Takes simple action upon request
Purposefully says "mama" or "dada"
Sits independently and plays
Pulls to standing/cruise furniture
Communicates by reaching and pointing 
Moves purposefully to get desired objects
Had increasing curiosity
Recognized people 
Used both hands equally well

Question 4

What age is the following child?

Scribbles with large crayons 
Walks alone
Feeds self with fingers and begins using a spoon
4-10 word vocabulary 
Follows simple directions
Coordinates use of both hands
Responds to name
Points to pictures upon request
Long jabbering sentences 
Throw ball overhead

Answer 4

13-18 months

Question 5

What age is this child?

Walks up/down stairs
Jumps with both feet
Completes simple puzzles, circle shapes first
Stacks 6-7 blocks
Used 2 word sentences 
30-50 word vocabulary

Answer 5

19-24 months

Question 6

You are seeing a well child. Currently the baby can release objects, as well as grasp them, and use both arms together to manipulate. He chews on things, rather than merely nothing them, and is able to grasp and examine his feet. When held upright just above the ground, he begins to show walking reflex. He can also react to threatening presences such as strangers. His vocalizations are babblings with primitive speech. His age based in the description would be?

Answer 6

6 months

Question 7

central incisors erupt at what age?

Answer 7

6-7.5 months and are the first to erupt.

Question 8

What age do lateral incisors erupt?

Answer 8

7-9 months and are the second teeth to erupt.

Question 9

What age do the cuspids erupt?

Answer 9

16-18 months

Question 10

What age do the first molars erupt?

Answer 10

12-14 months

Question 11

What age do second molars erupt?

Answer 11

20-24 months

Primary teeth are not complete until 24 months of age

Question 12

Age for permanent central incisors?

Answer 12

6-8 years old

Question 13

Age for permanent lateral incisors?

Answer 13

7-9 years

Question 14

What age do permanent cuspids erupt?

Answer 14

9-12 years

Question 15

What age do permanent first bicuspid erupt?

Answer 15

10-12

Question 16

What age do permanent secondary bicuspids erupt?

Answer 16

10-12 years

Question 17

First permanent molars erupt at?

Answer 17

6-7 years

Question 18

What age do permanent second molars erupt at?

Answer 18

11-13 years

Question 19

What is the most common congenital deformity of the anterior wall of the chest?

Answer 19

Pectus excavatum

Question 20

Barrows and ortolanis test for developments dysplasia of the hips

Answer 20

Barlow’s maneuver - feeling of a slip as the femoral head slips away from the acetabulum

Ortolani - a “click” is felt or heard (O shit, there’s a click)

Question 21

Allis’s sign

Answer 21

Unequal leg length

Question 22

Galeazzis sign

Answer 22

Unequal knee height

Question 23

The 5 characteristics that are important to physical development?

Answer 23

Head circumference, length, weight, vision, teething

Question 24

The development of fears of strangers often displays at what age?

Answer 24

6 months

Question 25

The development of fears of separation often displays at what age?

Answer 25

By 8 months

Question 26

What lymph nodes require aggressive investigation?

Answer 26

Supraclavicular