Milestones:Three to Six Months

Question 0

[Posture and Development]

able to raise head to vertical axis; turn head side to side, no head lag

Answer 0

4 mos

Question 1

[Posture and Development]

able to raise head and chest with arms extended

Answer 1

3mos

Question 2

[Posture and Development]

gradual abandonment of tonic neck attitude and neck maintained at the midline

Answer 2

3-4 mos

Question 3

[Vision]

visual acuity @ 6 mos

Answer 3

6/12

Question 4

T/F it’s already easy to test and examine discriminatory fuctions at 6 mos

Answer 4

F

Question 5

[Posture and Development]

bring objects @ midline to mouth for oral exploration

Answer 5

4mos

Question 6

T/F

Visual world tends to be fairly close at 3-6 mos. more attention is paid to objects within 10ft than those beyond

Answer 6

T

Question 7

[Hearing]

When should hearing be examined more carefully?

Answer 7

6mos

Question 8

[Age in months]

When will the infant pause and turn to human voice making a pure ‘s’ high pitched rattle sound and ‘oo’ (low pitched)

Answer 8

6mos

Question 9

[Hearing]

what happens at 7mos?

Answer 9

rapid hearinf response

Question 10

[language dev’t]

what’s significant with 5-6 mos?

Answer 10

firs consonant sounds, usually guttural ‘g’ or ‘k’ i.e. babbling

Question 11

[Cognitive dev’t]

sensory motor stage @ 3-6 mos

Answer 11

Stage 3: secondary circular reactions

Question 12

[Personal and social dev’t]

laugh aloud @ pleasurable social contact

Answer 12

4mos

Question 13

T/F at 4 mos, there is an increased responsiveness to emotional tone of social contacts

Answer 13

T

Question 14

T/F there is stranger anxiety at 6 mos

Answer 14

F

Question 15

T/F at 4-5 mos, infant hates being held in an upright positiob

Answer 15

F; they love it

Question 16

When does purposeful roll over from prone to supine then from supine to prone happen?

Answer 16

5-6 mos

Question 17

[age in mos]

can be pulled from sitting to standing position

Answer 17

5-6 mos

Question 18

T/F at 5 mos, head is maintained at an erect and steady positon

Answer 18

T

Question 19

when can the infant start sitting alone?

Answer 19

6-6.5 mos

Question 20

T/F at stage 3 (somatosensory), infants looks for dropped/partly hidden objects but not for completely hidden objecys

Answer 20

T

Question 21

[Cognitive Development

What sensorimotor stage will an infant be in if s/he is 4-10 months old

Answer 21

Stage 3

Question 22

When will a child establish object permanence?

Answer 22

9 mos

Question 23

characterized by coordination of secondary schemes

Answer 23

stage 4

Question 24

When will the pincer grip be developed?

Answer 24

10 mos

Question 25

At this time, infant begin to pick up an object with a hole in it and put it over a rod, put shapes through a letter box, bang rattle, repeat action endlessly

Answer 25

1year

Question 26

When will the child be able to stack bricks?

Answer 26

15 mos

Question 27

T/F at 15 mos, play indicate that he knows what objects are for

Answer 27

T

Question 28

how many blocks can an 18 month old stack?

Answer 28

4

Question 29

when will an infant will creep and crawl?

Answer 29

9-10mos

Question 30

increased attention to name when called in a __month old

Answer 30

8-9

Question 31

when will the radial palmar grasp be elaborated?

Answer 31

6-9 mos

Question 32

at 8 mos, what posture and motor development is marked?

Answer 32

able to stand steadily for a short time while hands are held, sit without help. from sitting to standing, stand, hold on and cruise

Question 33

T/F a child can already take steps with you at 9 mos

Answer 33

T

Question 34

When will the child have separation anxiety?

Answer 34

6-8 mos

Question 35

object permanence begins and peek a boo is the best game at what time period?

Answer 35

9-10 mos

Question 36

wheb will the infant say first words 'mum' or 'dad' and understand 'no', 'bye' and clap hands?

Answer 36

end of 1st year

Question 37

when will there be an increased attention when name is called?

Answer 37

8-9 months?

Question 38

when will the infant say 'mamamama', 'dadada'

Answer 38

8mos

Question 39

T/F at 6 mos, the infant is able to lift head and become extremely interested at hands and feet

Answer 39

T

Question 40

when will the infant able to take some steps with both hands held, release object upon request,?poke objects usinf index finger, and approximate pincer

Answer 40

9mos