Developmental Assessment Flashcards
(101 cards)
1
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What age would the lack of the following milestone be of concern?
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4 months
2
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At what age would a lack of the following developmental milestone be of concern?
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18 months
3
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What are red flag signs on developmental assessment?
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- Loss of developmental skills
- Hearing loss
- Persistent low muscle tone/ floppiness
- No speech by 18 months - esp if no other communication
- Asymmetric movements/increased muscle tone
- Not walking by 18m/Persistent toe walking
- OFC - > 99.6th / < 0.4th / crossed two centiles/ disproportionate to parental OFC
4
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What is the definition of development?
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Gaining functional skills throughout childhood
Typically 0-5 yrs
5
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
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Fine motor
6
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What is the following milestone?
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Pull to stand
7
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What developmental domain does the following milestone fall under?
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Fine motor
8
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What biological risk factors can influence development?
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- Prematurity
- Low birth weight
- Birth asphyxia
- Chronic illness
- Hearing/vision impairment
9
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At what age do children begin to feed themselves with cutlery?
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12-18 months
10
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What is failure to thrive/faltering growth?
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Child growing too slowly in form and usually in function at the expected rate for his or her age
11
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What weight are children by 6 months of age?
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Approximately double their birth weight
12
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What is the following milestone?
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Stacking 4 or more blocks
13
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What is the following developmental milestone?
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Crawling on hands and feet
14
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What age do children start to refer to parents directly (e.g. mama and dada)?
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7-10 months
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What age does the following developmental milestone commonly occur?
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10 months
16
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If you had trialed feeding in hospital for faltering growth, and intake had been poor, what could be the causes (in a general sense…)?
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- Organic disease
- Feeding disorder
- Non-organic/mixed
17
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What weight do children normally reach by the age of 12 months?
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10 kg
18
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What age does the following developmental milestone commonly occur?
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12-18 months
19
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What age do children normally begin to start walking up and down stairs without support?
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18 months - 2 years
20
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If you had trialled feeding in hospital in a child with faltering growth, and there was good intake but no weight gain in hospital, what would you suspect the cause would be?
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Organic cause e.g. coeliac disease etc.
21
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What is the following milestone?
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2 blocks or more stacking
22
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At what age do children start to form sentences?
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20-24 months
23
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What developmental domain does the following fall under?
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Fine motor
24
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When does the following milestone normally occur?
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8-9 months
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If you had trialled feeding in hospital in a child with faltering growth, and there was good intake in hospital, what would you then assess to determine the cause?
Weight gain
26
What is the following developmental milestone?
Rolling (back to belly)
27
What is the following developmental milestone?
Lifting head and chest
28
At what age are children normally able to walk up and down stairs, one foot per step at a time?
2.5 - 3 years
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At what age should you be concerned that a child has produced no clear words?
18 months
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What age would the lack of the following developmental milestone be of concern?
6 months
31
What developmental milestone is this?
Sitting unsupported
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If you had trialled feeding in hospital in a child with faltering growth, and there was good intake and weight gain in hospital, what would you suspect the cause would be?
***_Non-organic_*** e.g. poor feeding/neglect
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What age does this milestone most commonly occur?
6 months
34
When does this milestone normally occur?
2 months (6-8 weeks)
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What are the 3 key measurements of a child under the age of 2 years?
* **Weight**
* **Length**
* **Head circumference**
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What age do you take head circumference up to?
2 years
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What age would a lack of the following milestone become of concern?
2 years
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When does the following milestone normally occur?
10 months
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At what age would the lack of this milestone be of concern?
2 months
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Gross motor
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What age are children able to follow a set of 3 simple instructions in order, and what developmental domain is this?
***_3.5-4 years_***
Speech and Language
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What environmental factors influence development?
* **Poverty**
* **Low parental education**
* **Parental mental illness**
* **Social isolation**
* **Maternal alcohol**
* **Drugs**
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What developemental milestone is this?
Social smile
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What age would a lack of the following milestone be a concern?
12 months
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What developmental domain is this?
Gross motor
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What are the 5 developmental domains?
1. **Gross motor**
2. **Fine motor**
3. **Speech and language**
4. **Social**
5. **Self help**
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What can baby's start to do once they reach the following milestone?
Walk around whilst holding onto things
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At what age would the lack of the following milestone be of concern?
12 months
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If you wanted to determine the cause of faltering growth after Hx and Ex, what would you do?
Admit to hospital and trial feeding
* Observe feeding
* Mother handling
* Dietetics review
* Development
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What age do children start to develop 1 or 2 words with meaning?
12-18 months
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At what age does object permanence begin to occur?
9-12 months
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When does the following milestone commonly occur?
6-8 weeks
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At what age does the following developmental milestone commonly occur?
4-6 months
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What are some of the non-organic causes of faltering growth?
* **Poverty/socio-economic status**
* **Dysfunctional family/parent child interactions**
* **Lack of parental support**
* **Lack of preparation for parenting/education**
* **Child neglect**
* **Emotional deprivation syndrome**
* **Poor feeding or feeding skills disorder**
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What is the following milestone?
Transfer object from one hand to another
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What is the following developmental milestone?
Walking unaided
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When would the lack of the following milestone become a concern?
12 months
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What age does the following milestone most commonly occur?
About 2 years
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What is the following developmental milestone?
Pincer gasp
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Gross motor
61
What is the following known as?
Bottom shuffling - often runs in families
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At what age do you start measuring the childs height rather than their length?
2 years
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What age does the following milestone commonly occur?
18 months
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What developmental domain is this?
Social
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What is object permanence?
Looks for objects when they fall out of sight
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What age would the lack of the following milestone be of concern?
18 months
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What age do children normally begin to respond to their name?
6-9 months
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What are some maternal causes of faltering growth?
* **Poor lactation**
* **Incorrectly prepared feeds**
* **Unusual milk or other feeds**
* **Inadequate care**
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Fine motor
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At what age would the lack of the following developmental milestone be of concern?
9 months
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What age do children start babbling?
6-9 months
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When examining a child with faltering growth, what would you be looking for signs of?
* **Dysmorphic features**
* **Developmental delay**
* **Anthropometric discrepancy**
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What is the average head circumference by 12 months?
45 cm
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What factors can influence development?
* **Genetics**
* **Environment**
* **Early Experience**
* **Antenatal problems** - infections, toxins
* **Post natal** - infection, toxins, trauma, malnutrition, metabolic, maternal, abuse, under stimulation
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What age would a lack of the following milestone be of concern?
9 months
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What age does the following milestone commonly occur?
7 months
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Gross motor
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Gross motor
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What developmental domain is the following milestone?
Gross motor
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What age would a lack of reaching for things become a concern?
6 months
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What is casting?
When a child drops an object and watches it fall
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What age do children normally reach with a palmar grasp?
6 months
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What age does casting normally occur?
12 months
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What is the direction of normal development (i.e. is it head to toe or toe to head)?
Cephalocaudal
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What are the primitive reflexes?
* **Moro**
* **Grasp**
* **Rooting**
* **Stepping response**
* **Asymmetrical neck response**
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What is the moro reflex?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTz-iVI2mf4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTz-iVI2mf4)
Sudden extension of the head causes symmetrical extension, then flexion, of the arms
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What is the grasp reflex?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TidY4XPnFUM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TidY4XPnFUM)
Flexion of fingers when object placed in palm
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What is the rooting reflex?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7\_Y\_jg2soc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7_Y_jg2soc)
Head turns to stimulus when touched near the mouth and begins sucking (rooting) - helps with breastfeeding
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What is the stepping response reflex?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJIcKkxx7wg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJIcKkxx7wg)
Stepping movements when held vertically and foot dorsum touches surface
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What is the asymmetrical tonic neck reflex?
Lying supine, infant adopts an outstretched arm to the side the head is turned
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What are the postural reflexes?
* **Labyrinthine**
* **Postural support**
* **Lateral propping**
* **Parachute**
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What is the labyrinthine reflex?
Head moves in opposite direction to the way the body is tilted
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What is the postural support reflex?
When held upright, legs take weight and may push/bounce
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What is the lateral propping reflex?
In sitting, the arm extends on the side to which the child falls as a saving mechanism
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What is the parachute reflex?
When suspended face down, the arms extend as though to save themselves
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What age do children develop symbolic play?
18 months
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What is symbolic play?
Ability of children to use objects, actions or ideas to represent other objects, actions, or ideas as play.
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What age do children begin to scribble?
18 months
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What age can children normally draw circles?
3 years
100
What age can children draw circular scribbles?
24 months
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What age can children walk up stairs with alternative feet?
4 years
