Milestones: Toddler to Three Years

Question 0

The followinf statements are not true EXCEPT

a. the toddler years is a smooth sailing time period
b. there will be an increased growth rate and appetite
c. at 12-24 mos, there is lordosis.@, the abdoment protrudes, legs bowed
d. by the end of te toddler years the toddler will still look like a baby

Answer 0

C;

a. it is a common source of problems
b. decreased growth therefore decreased appetite
d. he will already look like a child

Question 1

The following are true regarding toddler years EXCEPT

a. 1 or 1.5-3 y.o
b. early toddler: 1-2 years
c. older toddler: 2-3 years
d. the size of the toddler changes more than it’s face

Answer 1

D

Question 2

how much head circumference is gained during the whole toddler peood?

Answer 2

5.5 in gain;

1: 4 in
2: 1in
3: 0.5 in

Question 3

how much gain in length at 1 year?

Answer 3

25 cm

Question 4

how much length gain at 12 mos onwards?

Answer 4

5-6cm per year

Question 5

how much gain in weight 1st year onwards?

Answer 5

2kg/yr

Question 6

how to compute for weight 2nd year onwards?

Answer 6

age in yrs x 2 + 8kg

Question 7

at the wnd of 12 mos, toddler approximately weighs ___kg

Answer 7

8

Question 8

give age range:

mastery of walking skills, starts to climb, furniture/steps, pulls/carries toys while walking, begins to run, stand on tip toe

Answer 8

12-24th month

Question 9

refinement of reaching, grasping and manipulating small objects, holds crayons in a fist, spontaneously scribbles, builds tower of 4 cubes, dumps contents of container

these are fine motor skills of during what age?

Answer 9

12-24th month

Question 10

at 12-24th month, what are the improvements in receptive language?

Answer 10

realizes that words stands for things; undertands 10-100 words

Question 11

Kitkat started jargoning, has the ability to say 20-50 words, joins 2 words to form phrases and enjoys repeating words; she is most probably in her

a. 12-24th month
b. 25-36th month
c. 4th year
d. 5th year

Answer 11

A

Question 12

pointing is an example of

a. expressive language
b. receptive language
c. both
d. neither

Answer 12

B

Question 13

True of 12-24th month social skills
a. imitates mannerisms and activities
b. already independent of mother
c. cooperative play
d not yet manipulative
e. egocentric

Answer 13

A and E

Question 14

gross motor skills at 25th to 36th month

Answer 14

runs well, climbs, jumps with bth feet off the ground, walks backward and sideways, starts to stand on one foot momentarily, goes up stairs with alternating feet BUT goes down with both feet

Question 15

[25th-36th month]

fine motor skills

Answer 15

holds crayons with more mature grip, twists wrists and rotates forearm to open jars/doorknobs,good hand and finger coordination, draw a circle, thread beads, use scissors, builds tower of 6-8 boxes

Question 16

[25th-36th month]

receptive language

Answer 16

understands 100-500 words; understands longer sentences and commands; points to pictures and body parts

Question 17

[25th-36th month]

expressive language

Answer 17

almost fulu intelligible, uses almost 300 words; sentences 3-4 words, uses more pronouns, give name, can name 1 or 2 colors, incessantly asking questions, what, why, loves sounds of words

Question 18

T/F it is at 25th-36th month that a child enjoy nursery rhymes the most

Answer 18

T

Question 19

[social skills]

25th to 36th month

Answer 19

enjoys being helpful, doing chores, loves to give others orders, demanding, group interactive play, learn how to hare and take turns

Question 20

[25th-36th month]

self-help

Answer 20

improved bladder and bowel control during day; select and put on clothes by 3 yrs old; feed hemselves with little spilage, take off and put shoes

Question 21

when is the transition phase as child masters newly acquired sensorimotor skills?

Answer 21

12-24th month