Objective 9 - aa

Question 1

2 months:

~Gross Motor

~Fine Motor

~Cognitive, Linguistic, & Communication

~Social-emotional

Answer 1

~Gross motor: lift head

~Fine motor: follow to midline

~CLC: vocalize

~SE: social smile

Question 2

4 months:

~Gross Motor

~Fine Motor

~Cognitive, Linguistic, & Communication

~Social-emotional

Answer 2

~Gross motor: sit, head steady

~Fine motor: grasp rattle

~CLC: laugh

~SE: regard own hand

Question 3

6 months:

~Gross Motor

~Fine Motor

~Cognitive, Linguistic, & Communication

~Social-emotional

Answer 3

~Gross motor: roll over (50-90%: sit, no support)

~Fine motor: reach

~CLC: turn to rattling sound (50-90%: turn to voice)

~SE: work for toy out of reach (50-90%: feed self)

Question 4

9 months:

~Gross Motor

~Fine Motor

~Cognitive, Linguistic, & Communication

~Social-emotional

Answer 4

~Gross motor: stand holding on (50-90-%: pull to stand)

~Fine motor: pass cube

~CLC: single syllables (50-90-%: dada/mama)

~SE: feed self (50-90%: wave bye bye)

Question 5

12 months:

~Gross Motor

~Fine Motor

~Cognitive, Linguistic, & Communication

~Social-emotional

Answer 5

~Gross motor: pull to stand

~Fine motor: bang 2 cubes (50-90%: put block in cup)

~CLC: babbling

~SE: protodeclarative pointing, pat-a-cake

Question 6

What does this represent? Is it normal?

Answer 6

Failure to thrive - falling off on growth chart.

Not normal.

Question 7

What does this represent? Is it normal?

Answer 7

Familial short stature.

Skeletal maturation and puberty timing are WNL for age. Final height is just short.

Variant of normal.

Question 8

What does this represent? Is it normal?

Answer 8

Constitutional growth delay. Growth & puberty are delayed and growth continues beyond the time the average child stops growing.

“Late bloomer”

Variant of normal.

Question 9

When does the first tooth appear and which tooth is it?

Answer 9

6-10 months

Lower central incisor

Question 10

When do you lose your first tooth, and which tooth is it?

Answer 10

6-7 years

upper or lower central incisor

Question 11

What and when are the last primary teeth lost?

Answer 11

Upper and lower second molars

10-12 years

Question 12

What vaccine is given at birth?

Answer 12

Hep B, first dose

Question 13

What immunizations are FIRST given at 2 months?

Answer 13

Rotavirus

DTaP

Hib

PCV (pneumococcal)

Polio (IPV)

Question 14

What immunizations are FIRST given at 12 months?

Answer 14

MMR

Varicella

Hep A

Question 15

Influenza vaccine is given yearly starting when?

Answer 15

6 months

Question 16

What immunizations are FIRST given at 11-12 years old?

Answer 16

HPV

Meningococcal

Question 17

About 80% of children achieve success at daytime continence by what age?

Answer 17

30 months

Question 18

What are the first permanent teeth to appear, and when?

Answer 18

Upper and lower first molars

6-7 years

Question 19

When do the permanent central incisors appear?

Answer 19

7-8 years

Question 20

What are the last permanent teeth to appear, and when?

Answer 20

Third molars (wisdom teeth)

17-21 years