Developmental Paediatrics Flashcards
What are the 6 areas of development?
Social and play skills Cognition Special senses (vision/hearing) language and communication Activities of daily living motor- gross/fine
Development is not a continuum- true/false?
false
What are 3 requirements for a “normal” development?
good health
care in loving environment
opportunities for learning
2 concepts of progression…
delay vs. disorder
Regression or plateauing are red flags- true/false
true
How do you approach developmental delay?
take a case history
examination
Newborns have a marked head lag when pulled to sit- true/false?
true
newborns are not startled by loud noises- true/false?
false
When one month old, babies open their hands for play- true/false?
true
One month old babies move head to follow people- true/false?
true
By three months, babies kick vigourously- true/false?
true
3 month old babies are not visually alert-true/false?
false
By six months babies can roll back and usually back to front- true/false?
true
6 month olds can sit without support-true/false?
false
What is hand regard?
When babies play and look at their hands
9 month olds can finger feed themselves-true/false?
true
messy play is important for 9 month olds-true/false?
true
by 12 months babies can crawl and shuffle on bottom-true/false?
true
12 month old babies cannot point with their index finger -true/false?
false
12 month old babies babble quietly -true/false?
false
18 months- toddlers can walk well and enjoy climbing-true/false?
true
18 month olds can say 6-20 recognisable words but understand more than they can produce -true/false?
true
Failure to have 2 words at 18 months is a red flag -true/false?
true
At three years, children can walk up and down stairs-true/false?
true