QUIZ Flashcards

1
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3-6 years of age

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pre-schooler

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2
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relatively slow growth period

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pre-schooler

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3
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psychosocial and cognitive development is accelerated

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pre-schooler

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4
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curiosity more pronounced

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pre-schooler

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5
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definite change in body contour occurs during

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pre school years

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6
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contour of the toddler change to slimmer, taller, and much more childlike proportions.

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pre-school

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7
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ectomorphic (slim) or endomorphic (large)-becomes apparent.

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pre-school

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8
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Lymphatic tissue begins to increase in size, particularly the tonsils, and levels of IgG and IgA antibodies increase.

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pre-school year

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9
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The bladder is easily palpable above the symphysis pubis; voiding is frequent enough (9 or 10 times a day) that play must be interrupted, and accidents may occur if a child becomes absorbed in an activity

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pre-school

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10
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At the beginning exhibit genu valgus (knock-knees)

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pre-school

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11
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increased skeletal growth at the end of

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pre-school

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12
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Weight:The preschooler gains approximately

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1.8kg/year-2.7kg/yr.

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13
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Ave wt. gain pre schooler

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5 lbs /year(2.27kg)

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14
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he preschooler gains approximately wt

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2 kg/year

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15
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HEIGHT pre

The average growth is

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2.5-3 in/year

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16
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The average 4-year-old is ht

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40.5 inches

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17
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doubles birth length

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( 4-5 years of age)

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18
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average preschool sleep

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11-13h/d

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19
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preschool needs afternoon nap until

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5

20
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is a defense mechanism where a person deals with stress by behaving in an immature or age-inappropriate way

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regression

21
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3 yrs olf wt gain

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1.8-2.7 kg

22
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3 yrs old ht gain

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7.5 cm

23
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3 yrs old visual acuity

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20/30

24
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words 3 yrs old

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900 words; 3-4 word

25
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pulse schooler

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90+-15 bpm (75-105)

26
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respi schooler

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21+-3 (18-24)

27
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bp schooler

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100/60+-16/10

28
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easily tie a shoelace, cut and paste well and draw a person with good detail

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6

29
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eraser years because children are never quite content with what they have done. They set too high a standard for themselves

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7

30
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learn to write script/cursive rather than print. - Greater handiness for crafts & video

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8

31
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jump, tumble, skip and hop. Bicycling

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6

32
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Gender differences usually begin to manifest in play: there are “girl games,” such as dressing dolls, and “boy games,” such as pretending to be pirates.

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7

33
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enjoy sports such as gymnastics, soccer, and hockey.

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8

34
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have enough eye-hand coordination to enjoy baseball,

basketball, and volleyball, Roller skating, rollerblading, skateboarding

Progressively improved running & jumping

Swimming

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9

35
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Enjoy all physical activities.

Continues to improve his motor coordination.

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10-12

36
Q

A happier thing is to develop the right balance of industry and inferiority a that is, mostly industry with just a touch of inferiority to keep us sensibly humble. Then we have the virtue called

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competency

37
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as an interiorized action, an action performed in the mind. ____ permit the child to think about physical actions that he or she previously performed.

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mental operations

38
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the ability to see that objects or quantities remain the same despite a change in their physical appearance

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conservation

39
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the ability to appreciate that a change in shape does not necessarily mean a change in size.

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conservation

40
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two dimensions compensate each other when one is change.

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Compensation

41
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is a child’s ability to group objects based on height, weight, or importance. It is an essential concept to master, as children require this skill during math and science education.

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seriation

42
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refers to the ability to mentally reverse or undo an action, process, or operation. This means that a child can mentally reverse the sequence of steps of an observed physical process.

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reversibility

43
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the ability to project oneself into other people’s situations and see the world from their viewpoint rather than focusing only on their own view

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Decentering-

44
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the ability to adapt thought processes to fit what is perceived such as understanding that there can be more than one reason for other people’s actions.

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Accommodation-

45
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the ability to understand that objects can belong to more than one classification.

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Class inclusion,