Week 11

Question 1

Toddlerhood 1 to 3 years

Answer 1

Tolerating separation
Toilet training
Using words
Becoming less dependent

Question 2

Parallel play

Answer 2

2 year old plays along side children but does not usually play with them

Question 3

Preschool 3 to 5 years

Answer 3

Communication
Performing self care
Learning right from wrong
Learning to play with others
Developing Family relationship

Question 4

3 year old

Answer 4

More coordinated
Play with others
Language skill increase

Question 5

4 year old

Answer 5

Questions why
bossy
Prefer parent of opposite sex

Question 6

5 year old

Answer 6

Can do more physical activities
Proud of accomplishment

Question 7

Middle childhood 6 to 8 years old

Answer 7

Developing social and physical skills
Learing behaviours and attitudes considered to be normal to one’s gender
Learning basic reading, writing and arithmetic skills

Question 8

6 year old

Answer 8

Baby teeth are lost and permanent teeth begin to erupt
Vocabulary increase
Begin to read and spell

Question 9

7 year old

Answer 9

Quieter and spend more time alone
Can tell time

Question 10

8 year old

Answer 10

More permanent teeth
Give advice but do not accept criticism well

Question 11

Support workers responsiblilities

Answer 11

Provide stable, secure, safe atmosphere
Maintain existing rules
Maintain routine
Develop positive relationships

Question 12

Family situation that must be reported

Answer 12

P1010
Suspected drug abuse
Suspicious injuries
Lack of proper clothing

Question 13

Helping a child to eat well

Answer 13

Table conflict free zone
Zero distractions
Eat meals together

Question 14

Adjusting your approach based upon children age

Answer 14

Introducing foods encourage love of variety, texture, and taste
Normal to have to present it multiple times
Don’t pressure child to try

Question 15

Consumer products related injuries

Answer 15

Bunk beds
Magnets
Baby walkers
Trampoline
Drownings and near drownings
Dangling blinds or curtain cords

Question 16

Risk factors for childhood injuries

Answer 16

Sex
Temperament
Stress
History of previous injuries
Developmental characteristics

Question 17

Risk factors for infants

Answer 17

This age group explores the environment through taste and touch, this may lead to accidental poisoning or burns

Question 18

Risk factors for School age child

Answer 18

Can’t fully understand cause and effect

Question 19

Anatomical characteristics for young children

Answer 19

Large head
Large spleen and liver
Small and light body
Left-handedness

Question 20

What’s the leading cause of death in children

Answer 20

Falls

Question 21

Poisoning highest incidents happen for children ages

Answer 21

1 to 4

Question 22

Discipline

Answer 22

Is a positive way of teaching responsible behaviour. It sets limits and provides guidelines

Question 23

What is not your responsibility

Answer 23

Punishing a child

Question 24

Causes of challenging behaviour

Answer 24

To many changes
Painful loses
Problems at school

Question 25

Keep child home from school

Answer 25

Fever more then 38
Diarrhea and vomitting
Has strep throat
Test positive for Covid-19

Question 26

Why child miss school

Answer 26

Upper respiratory infection
Stomach flu
Ear infections
Pink eye
Strep throat