Testing 3 Flashcards by Tim Dola

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Vision in Infant

Regards objects at midline and 18 inches away

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1 month

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Vision in infant

Follows object across midline

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3 months

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Vision in infant

Recognizes familiar objects

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4 months

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Vision in infant

Organized depth perception, may develop strabismus

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6 months

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Vision in infant

Pats image in a mirror

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7 months

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Vision in infant

Looks for concealed objects

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10 months

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Hearing in infant

Quiets momentarily at a distinctive sound

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1 month

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Hearing in infant

Stops an activity at the sound of spoken words

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2 months

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Hearing in infant

Turns head to locate a sound

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3 months

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Hearing in infant

Looks in the direction of a distinctive sound

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4 months

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Hearing in infant

Localizes sounds downward and to the side

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5 months

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Hearing in infant

Locates sounds made above them

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6 months

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Hearing in infant

Recognizes name and listens when spoken to

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10 months

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Hearing in infant

Locate sounds in any direction and turn towards it

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12 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Lifts and turns head side to side

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Neonate

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

No head lag

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3 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Rolls from front to back

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5 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Sits leaning forward

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7 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Sits without support

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8 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Creeps, pulls self to stand

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9 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Cruises

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10 months

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Infant: Gross Motor Development

Stands alone, walks with support

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12 months

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Infant: Fine Motor Development

Strong grasp reflex

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1 month

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Infant: Fine Motor Development

Grasp reflex fades

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2 months

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Infant: Fine Motor Development Reaches for objects

3 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Brings hand together and pull clothes

4 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Reach and pick up objects with the whole hand

5 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Holds objects with both hands

6 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Transfers toy from one hand to another

7 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Use pincer grasp

10 months

Infant: Fine Motor Development Draws semi-straight line, builds tower of 2 blocks

12 months

Ways to promote trust

1. Establish schedule 2. Ensure that care be given largely by one person 3. Responds to needs promptly

Stranger anxiety occurs in how many month old of an infant?

8 months

Infancy: Socialization Social smile

2 months

Infancy: Socialization Recognizes familiar faces

3 months

Infancy: Socialization Enjoys social interaction

4 months

Infancy: Socialization Smiles at mirror image

5 months

Infancy: Socialization Beginning stranger anxiety

6 months

Infancy: Socialization Peak of stranger anxiety

8 months

Infancy: Socialization Shows jealousy and affection

12 months

Age-appropriate toys: 1-3months

Mobiles Mirror Music boxes Stuffed animals Rattles

Age-appropriate toys: 4-6 months

Squeeze toys Busy boxes Play gyms

Age-appropriate toys: 7-9 months

Textured toys Bath toys Large blocks and large balls

Age-appropriate toys: 10-12 months

Books with large pictures Building blocks Push-pull toys

Infant: Languages Coos

1 month

Infant: Languages Differentiates cry

2 months

Infant: Languages Squeal in response to smile

3 months

Infant: Languages Bubbles and gurgles

4 months

Infant: Languages Say simple vowel sounds (ma-ma)

5 months

Infant: Languages Imitates sounds

6 months

Infant: Languages Pronounces combined syllables

8 months

Infant: Languages Speak first words, understands no-no

9 months

Infant: Languages Says and understands ma-ma and da-da in correct context

10 months

Infant: Languages Says 2-10 words in correct context

12 months

First 28 days of life

Neonate

1 month to 1 year

Infant

1 - 3 yrs of age

Toddler

3 - 5 yrs of age

Preschooler

6 - 12 yrs of age

School age

13 - 17 yrs of age

Adolescence

18 - 21yrs of age

Late Adolescence