M1: Growth & Development

Question 0

Genetics, in utero to teratogens, postpartum illnesses, exposure to hazardous substances and maturation

Answer 0

Biologic Influences

Question 1

Child rearing environment. Attachment.

Answer 1

Psychologic Influences

Question 2

Influences outside the mother-child dyad. Contributory factors to stress.

Answer 2

Social factors

Question 3

Developmental Domains

Answer 3

Gross motor, Fine motor, Personal & Social and Language (expressive & receptive) “GF PL”

Question 4

Process of ripening or reaching maturity. Increase in function and skill. A continuous process. Progresses in a __________ manner & _________ pattern. Responses proceed from generalized reflexes to discrete voluntary actions. Sequence is orderly & predictable. Rate varies from child to child.

Answer 4

Development. Cephalocaudal. Proximodistal.

Question 5

Increase in size (weight/height) or of any of its parts.

Answer 5

Growth

Question 6

Objective assessment for Growth

Answer 6

Weigh, Height & HC

Question 7

Growth: Average birth weight of newborn

Answer 7

3kg or 6lbs

Question 8

Growth: Babies double their birth weight during the

Answer 8

4th-5th months

Question 9

Growth: babies triple their birth weight at

Answer 9

1 y/o

Question 10

Growth: Average birth length

Answer 10

50cms

Question 11

Growth: Average length at 1 y/o

Answer 11

75cms

Question 12

Growth: Average HC at birth

Answer 12

33-35cms

Question 13

Growth: Average HC at 1 year old

Answer 13

45cms

Question 14

Weight: formula for 0-6 months old

Answer 14

Age in months x 600 + BW

Question 15

Weight: formula for 6-12mos old

Answer 15

Age in months x 500 + BW

Question 16

Weight: formula for 1-6 y/o

Answer 16

Age in years x 2 + 8

Question 17

Weight: formula for 7-12 y/o in lbs

Answer 17

Age in years x 7 + 5

Question 18

Length: Formula of Height in cms

Answer 18

Age in years x 5 + 80

Question 19

Length: Formula for height in inches

Answer 19

Age in yrs x 2 + 32

Question 20

Length: 1/2 mature ht for boys

Answer 20

2 y/o

Question 21

Length: 3 ft tall

Answer 21

3 y/o

Question 22

Length: 2x the birth length

Answer 22

4y/o

Question 23

Length: 3x the birth length

Answer 23

13y/o

Question 24

Head Circumference: 1st four months of life

Answer 24

1/2 inch per month

Question 25

Head Circumference: next 8mos of life

Answer 25

1/4 in/month

Question 26

Head Circumference: 2y/o

Answer 26

1in

Question 27

Head Circumference: 3-5y/o

Answer 27

1/2 in/year

Question 28

Head Circumference: 6-20y/o

Answer 28

1/2 in per 5 years

Question 29

Walking mean age. Children walks independently at

Answer 29

13mos

Question 30

Walking limit age is

Answer 30

18mos

Question 31

Earliest time to walk is

Answer 31

9mos

Question 32

At 9mos, this reflex is needed for the baby to start walking

Answer 32

Parachute reflex

Question 33

At 2y/o, ht is around

Answer 33

90cm

Question 34

Add mom & dad's height divided by 2

Answer 34

Midparental height

Question 35

Substract 13cm to dad's height

Answer 35

Girl

Question 36

Add 13cm to mom's height

Answer 36

Boy

Question 37

Height at age _____ multiplied by 2 is their adult height

Answer 37

2

Question 38

Check for size of this

Answer 38

Penis

Question 39

Recognizes own self in the mirror

Answer 39

2y/o

Question 40

Throws & picks the ball.

Answer 40

Casting

Question 41

Casting teaches

Answer 41

Object permanence

Question 42

Develops at 9months. High five & bye2x.

Answer 42

Immitation

Question 43

Pointing starts at what month

Answer 43

9 months

Question 44

Pointing predominantly

Answer 44

12 months

Question 45

Pointing more particular (photo) can lead/indicate autism if can't point

Answer 45

18mos

Question 46

Growth rate slows down by the end of the ____ year. _______ declines as well.

Answer 46

1st. Appetite.

Question 47

Entire 2nd year: _______ total weight gain & _______ increase in height

Answer 47

3-5lbs. 10-12cms.

Question 48

Attained adult head size by the age of ____. Complete myelinisation of the brain. Protuberant abdomen, baby fat & _______ posture.

Answer 48

2. Lordotic.

Question 49

Lordotic posture at what age

Answer 49

3y/o

Question 50

Simple reproducible growth parameter. Can serve as an index of an acute nutritional depletion.

Answer 50

Weight

Question 51

For chronic depletion

Answer 51

Height

Question 52

Average birth weight

Answer 52

3kg

Question 53

At 0-2 months: 10% decrease below birth weight in the 1st _______.

Answer 53

10days

Question 54

At 0-2 months: exceed birth weight by _____ of age.

Answer 54

2weeks

Question 55

At 0-2 months: ________ per day during the 1st month

Answer 55

30g/1oz

Question 56

3-4months: growth of _____ per day

Answer 56

20g

Question 57

3-4months: ________ of birth weight

Answer 57

Double

Question 58

Triple birth weight

Answer 58

1st bday

Question 59

Transition form childhood to adulthood. Rapid physical change. Growth spurt, sexual maturation & secondary sex characteristics.

Answer 59

Adolescence

Question 60

Event to indicate fertility

Answer 60

Menarche

Question 61

Comparative indicator of reproductive potential

Answer 61

Ejaculation

Question 62

Forms operations thinking. More logical & abstract thoughts.

Answer 62

Cognitive Development

Question 63

Are crucial factors for cognitive development

Answer 63

Formal education & Social interaction

Question 64

Qualitative impairment in social interaction & communication. Repetitive and stereotypic patterns of behaviour, interests & activity.

Answer 64

Autism

Question 65

Inattention, hyperactivity & impulsivity.

Answer 65

ADHD