Milestones: First 3 months

Question 0

[Posture and motor dev’t]

4wks

Answer 0

attainment of control of reflexes and homeostatic mechanisms and entering interactions with the personal and inanimate environment

Question 1

[Posture and motor dev’t]

Newborn

Answer 1

turn head side to side, flexion of head and extremeties around supporting hand when in a ventral suspension

Question 2

[Posture and motor dev’t]

4-8wks

Answer 2

head lag w/o head control when placed in an upright position (pulled from supine to a sitting position)

Question 3

[Posture and motor dev’t]

12wks

Answer 3

some control of head with bobbing motion due to irregular head control

Question 4

[Posture and motor dev’t]

1 month

Answer 4

head raised momentarily to the plane of the body

Question 5

[Posture and motor dev’t]

2 mos

Answer 5

head sustained in the body plane

Question 6

[Posture and motor dev’t]

3 mos

Answer 6

head raised above the body plane

Question 7

[Personal and social development]

2-6wks

Answer 7

emerging social response with familiar persons

Question 8

[Personal and social development]

3-5 weeks

Answer 8

development of fully developed social smile

Question 9

[Language dev’t]

6weeks

Answer 9

cooing and gargling

Question 10

[Language dev’t]

5-6months

Answer 10

Babbling but for sheer enjoyment only

Question 11

what is the most important achievement of childhood?

Answer 11

attainment of speech

Question 12

[Cognitive dev’t]

Stage 1 Somatosensory:birth to 1month: _______:: Stage 2 Somatosensory:_________:______

Answer 12

use of reflexes;1-4 mos;primary circular actions

Question 13

The Following are true regarding vision and hearing EXCEPT

a. fixates and watches face intently
b. follows face with his eyes as it moves across line of vision
c. optimum distance for vision is 9-12in
d. head moves exactly with timing of tracking

Answer 13

D

Question 14

At 6wks, signs that a baby can hear are the following EXCEPT

a. quieten
b. be still
c. blink
d. startle
e. NOTA

Answer 14

E

Question 15

T/F the infant only react to loud sounds

Answer 15

F; may quieten, be still, startle, cry or blink upon hearing sound whether soft or loud

Question 16

T/F When tracking sound, the eyes and head of the infant move

Answer 16

T

Question 17

T/F the youngest possible age for an adequate clinical assessment of hearing is 6wks

Answer 17

F

Question 18

What is the easiest response to the sound of an infant <= 6wks?

Answer 18

stilling

Question 19

which has the widest variaion of all fields of development?

a. posture and motor dev’t
b. personal and social dev’t
c. language dev’t
d. cognitive dev’t

Answer 19

b

Question 20

feeding, sleeping habits, bladder and bowel fuctions, ability to work and play with others is under which field?

a. posture and motor dev’t
b. personal and social dev’t
c. language dev’t
d. cognitive dev’t

Answer 20

B