PEDIA (Growth and Dev.)

Question 1

what month weight of infant doubles?

Answer 1

6 months

Question 2

what month weight of infant triples?

Answer 2

12 months

Question 3

LENGTH

6 months =

Answer 3

1.5 to 2.5 cm per month

Question 4

LENGTH

6 to 12 months =

Answer 4

1 cm per month

Question 5

FONTANEL

Posterior =

Answer 5

2nd month

Question 6

FONTANEL

Anterior =

Answer 6

1 year to 1 ½ years

Question 7

HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE

Newborn =

Answer 7

33 to 35 cm

Question 8

TEETH

lower front teeth =

Answer 8

5 to 9 months

Question 9

TEETH

upper front teeth =

Answer 9

8 to 12 months

Question 10

TEETH

Deciduous teeth ( 20 in total) =

Answer 10

2 2/2 years

Question 11

Neonatal

Behavior:
Extremities:
PR:
RR:
BP:
TEMP:

Answer 11

Neonatal

Behavior: Reflex
Extremities: Flexed
PR: 110-160 bpm
RR: 32-60 bpm
BP: 82 / 46 mm Hg
TEMP: Poor

Question 12

Posterior fontanel closes

Answer 12

1 to 4 months

Question 13

Holds up his head

Answer 13

1 to 4 months

Question 14

Cries to express needs

Answer 14

1 to 4 months

Question 15

Rolls over from stomach to back

Answer 15

5 to 6 months

Question 16

Cries when the parent leaves

Answer 16

5 to 6 months

Question 17

Monosyllabic babbling

Answer 17

5 to 6 months

Question 18

Sits alone with assistance

Answer 18

7 to 9 months

Question 19

Creeps on the hands & knees
with belly off the floor

Answer 19

7 to 9 months

Question 20

Verbalizes all vowels & most
consonants but speaks no
intelligible words

Answer 20

7 to 9 months

Question 21

Fear of strangers appears to peak
during the 8th month

Answer 21

7 to 9 months

Question 22

Holds onto furniture while
walking at age 10

Answer 22

10 months

Question 23

“Mama” & “Dada”

Answer 23

10 months

Question 24

Responds to own name

Answer 24

10 months

Question 25

Can say five words

Answer 25

10 months

Question 26

Understands many word

Answer 26

10 months

Question 27

Walks with support

Answer 27

11 months

Question 28

takes first steps

Answer 28

12 months

Question 29

Toddler

PR:
RR:
BP:

Answer 29

Toddler (1 to 3 ages)

PR: 100 bpm
RR: 26 bpm (20-30bpm)
BP: 99/64 mm Hg

Question 30

SEPANX

Answer 30

Toddler ( 1 to 3 ages )

Question 31

Toilet-trained:

Day dryness =

Answer 31

18 mos & 3 yrs

Question 32

Toilet-trained:

Night dryness =

Answer 32

2 & 5 years

Question 33

Preschool (Ages 3 to 5)

PR:
RR:
BP:

Answer 33

Preschool (Ages 3 to 5)

PR: 90 – 100 bpm
RR: 25 bpm (20-25 bpm)
BP: 85/60 to 90/70 mm Hg

Question 34

Expresses fear of ;
- mutilation
- intrusion of his body
- animal noises
- new experiences
- dark

Answer 34

Preschool ( Ages 3 to 5 )

Question 35

School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12)

PR:
RR:
BP:

Answer 35

School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12)

PR: 75 - 115 bpm
RR: 20 - 25 bpm
BP: 106/69 to 117/76 mm Hg

Question 36

Plays with peers
- Initially, SAME SEX
- First TRUE FRIENDSHIP
- Sense of belonging, cooperation & compromise

Answer 36

School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12)

Question 37

Read and spell

Answer 37

School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12)

Question 38

Cause of death & disability: Accidents

Answer 38

School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12)

Question 39

Puberty-related changes in body structure

Answer 39

ADOLESCENT (Ages 12 to 18)

Question 40

Psychosocial adjustment

Answer 40

ADOLESCENT (Ages 12 to 18)

Question 41

Peers influence behavior and values

Answer 41

ADOLESCENT (Ages 12 to 18)

Question 42

Vital signs: approach Adult levels

Answer 42

ADOLESCENT (Ages 12 to 18)