Growth and development

Question 1

Which stage does puberty starts

Answer 1

Tanner stage 1

Question 2

What Tanner stage:

prepubertal: absent pubic hair, same size, proportion of penis, testes, scrotum as in childhood

Answer 2

Stage 1

Question 3

What Tanner Stage:

Sparse growth of long downy hair at the base of the penis, minimal or no enlargement of penis, enlargement of testes, pigmentation of scrotal sac

Answer 3

Stage II

Question 4

What Tanner Stage:

Increase in amount of pubic hair with curling, significant enlargement in penis, further enlargement of testes

Answer 4

Stage III

Question 5

What Tanner Stage:

Pubic hair is adult like in type but not distribution, development of facial and axillary hair, further enlargement of testes and penis

Answer 5

Stage 4

Question 6

What Tanner Stage:

Pubic hair in medial aspects of thighs; linea alba

Adult scrotum and penis

Answer 6

Stage V

Question 7

Which Tanner stage:

Pubic hair as in an adult female but not in distribution; areola and nipple form secondary mound above breast tissue;

Answer 7

Stage IV

Question 8

Which tanner stage:

Dark, coarse, curly hair sparsely over the symphysis pubis, enlargement of breast tissue and areola, with no separation of contours

Answer 8

Stage III

Question 9

Which tanner stage:

Long, downy pubic hair near the labia, appearance of breast buds

Answer 9

Stage II

Question 10

Which Tanner Stage:

Pubic hair as in adult female with distribution in inner thighs, linea alba; large breasts with single contour

Answer 10

Stage V

Question 11

Common developmental tasks for 3 year-old include

Answer 11

standing on one foot,

riding a tricycle,

saying his name, gender, and age,

copying a circle, and

recognizing some colors.

Question 12

In infants, the asymmetric tonic neck reflex ceases after:

Answer 12

2 months

Question 13

The test of choice to confirm and assess developmental dysplasia of the hip (DHH) in a 3 month old is

Answer 13

ultrasound of the hip

Question 14

What age has ability to draw a person with a body, head, arms, and legs, recognize most letters and can print some, know his address and phone number, dress self without help, able to skip and tiptoe, and play cooperatively and enjoy a playmate’s company.

Answer 14

5 years old

Question 15

talipes equinovarus

Answer 15

Club foot

Question 16

When does a child’s vision approximate 20/20

Answer 16

5-6 years old

Question 17

Which reflexes might a one month-old infant be expected to exhibit?

Answer 17

Moro,

stepping,

rooting

Question 18

A five year old will engage in what type of play

Answer 18

Cooperative play

Question 19

breast development in Stage 5 in females includes the

Answer 19

projection of nipple only

Question 20

At what age does the infant follow simple commands

Answer 20

12 months

Question 21

Which Tanner stage: (prepubertal): absence of breasts, pubic hair

Answer 21

Tanner Stage 1

Question 23

Cognitive and language development during infancy follows which one of Piaget’s stages of development

Answer 23

Sensorimotor

Question 24

asymmetric tonic neck reflex ceases after

Answer 24

2 months

Question 25

Answer 25

Galant's reflex is elicited when the infant is supported prone with one hand, and then one side of the back (one centimeter from the midline), is stroked from the shoulder to the buttocks. The spine should curve toward the stimulus