NUR 417 Exam 1 Memorize

Question 1

Begin to smile socially, vocalizes, calms self briefly by bring hands to mouth

Answer 1

2 months

Question 2

Turns head towards sounds, coos

Answer 2

2 months

Question 3

Less flexed position when prone, can lift head when prone

Answer 3

2 months

Question 4

Bored if left along, enjoys social interaction, smiles spontaneously

Answer 4

4 months

Question 5

Makes consonant sounds, laughs, begins to babble

Answer 5

4 months

Question 6

Lifts head and chest while on stomach, rolls from back to side, balances head in sitting position

Answer 6

4 months

Question 7

Inspects and plays with hands, grasps objects with both hands

Answer 7

4 months

Question 8

Tries to reach for objects, anticipates feeding when seeing bottle or breast

Answer 8

4 months

Question 9

Recognizes familiar faces, holds arms out to be picked up, begins to fear strangers

Answer 9

6 months

Question 10

Has definite likes and dislikes, begins to imitate sounds, babbling resembles 1 syllable words (ma, mu, da)

Answer 10

6 months

Question 11

Rolls over in both directions, lifts chest when prone and bears weight on hands

Answer 11

6 months

Question 12

Grasps feet and pulls to mouth. Holds bottle.

Answer 12

6 months

Question 13

Begins to look for things that are hidden (object permanence)

Answer 13

6 months

Question 14

Beings to show fear of going to bed, being left alone

Answer 14

9 months

Question 15

Responds to simple commands, comprehends ‘no no’, strings syllables together ‘mamamamama’

Answer 15

9 months

Question 16

Sits steadily, crawls on hands and knees, pulls to standing

Answer 16

9 months

Question 17

Picks up cereal O’s between thumb and 2 fingers, prefers dominant hand

Answer 17

9 months

Question 18

Puts arms in front of face to avoid having it washed

Answer 18

9 months

Question 19

Clings to parent in new situations, has favorite objects, gives hugs and kisses, bangs things together

Answer 19

12 months

Question 20

Says MaMa or Dad for parents and 3 to 5 words. Imitates animal sounds. Shading head “no” or wave “bye-bye”. Understands simple verbal commands “give it to me”

Answer 20

12 months

Question 21

Gets to a sitting position from standing without help. Walks holding onto furniture. Walks with one hand held.

Answer 21

12 months

Question 22

Releases cube in a cup. Uses thumb and index finger to pick up things. Turns pages of books many at a time. Can follow rapidly moving object.

Answer 22

12 months

Question 23

Beings to drink from a cup

Answer 23

12 months

Question 24

Tempe tantrums more evident. Plays simple pretend ie feeding a doll, explores alone with parent close by

Answer 24

18 months

Question 25

Says 10 or more words. Points to common objects

Answer 25

18 months

Question 26

Walks upstairs with one hand held. Throws a ball overhand. Runs clumsily.

Answer 26

18 months

Question 27

Builds a tower of 3 to 4 cubes. Scribbles.

Answer 27

18 months

Question 28

Feed self with spoon. Takes off socks, shoes, and unzips. Likes to do for self.

Answer 28

18 months

Question 29

Increased independence from parent. Plays alongside other children (parallel play). Shows defiance.

Answer 29

2 years

Question 30

Has vocabulary of 300 words. Uses 2 to 3 word phrases. Understands directional commands. Knows first name.

Answer 30

2 Years

Question 31

Runs well. Kicks a ball. Goes up and down stairs with 2 feet on each step. Walks on tip toes.

Answer 31

2 years

Question 32

Build a tower of 6 to 7 cubes. Turns pages of a book one at a time.

Answer 32

2 years

Question 33

Dresses self in simple clothing. Turns a doorknob. Unscrews a lid.

Answer 33

2 years

Question 34

Understands the idea of "mine", "his", or "hers". Separates easily from mom and dad. May get upset with major changes in routine. Begins associative play.

Answer 34

3 years

Question 35

Converses using 2 to 3 sentences. Uses complete sentences of 3 or 4 words. Vocabulary of 900 words. Asks many questions. Says first name, age, and sex.

Answer 35

3 years

Question 36

Helps with simple household tasks. May have control of bowel and bladder. Goes upstairs using alternate feet but 2 feet on each step going down. Broad jump. Rides a tricycle.

Answer 36

3 years

Question 37

Balances on foot 1 second. Copies a circle.

Answer 37

3 years

Question 38

Dresses and feeds self. Builds a tower of 9 to 10 cubes. Works toys with moving parts.

Answer 38

3 years

Question 39

Often can't tell what's real and make-believe. Very independent. Tends to be selfish and impatient. Imaginary playmates common.

Answer 39

4 years

Question 40

Says first and last name. Names one or more colors. Vocabulary of 1500 words. Knows simple analogies (if ice is cold, fire is ___). Sings a song/poem from memory

Answer 40

4 years

Question 41

Skips and hops on one foot. Walks downstairs using alternate footing

Answer 41

4 years

Question 42

Copies a square. Draws a person with 2 or more body parts. Uses scissors.

Answer 42

4 years

Question 43

Pours, cut with supervision and mashes own food

Answer 43

4 years

Question 44

Can tell what's real and what's make-believe. More likely to agree with rules. Wants to please.

Answer 44

5 years

Question 45

Says name and address. Counts 10 or more objects. Knows about things used every day, like money and food. Vocabulary of 2100 words. Knows "A show is made of __?" article composition.

Answer 45

5 years

Question 46

Hops and skips on alternate feel. Somersaults. Swings/able to "pump." Jumps rope.

Answer 46

5 years

Question 47

Tie shoelaces. Adds 7 to 9 parts to a stick figure. Copies a diamond and triangle.

Answer 47

5 years

Question 48

Goes to the toilet without help.

Answer 48

5 years

Question 49

HR Awake 100-205/min

Answer 49

Neonate (Birth -1 month)

Question 50

HR Sleeping 90-160/min

Answer 50

Neonate or infant

Question 51

RR 30-60/min

Answer 51

Neonate

Question 52

Systolic Hypotension <60 mm Hg

Answer 52

Neonate

Question 53

HR Awake 100-180/min

Answer 53

Infant (1 month to 12 months)

Question 54

HR Sleeping 90-160/min

Answer 54

Infant or Neonate

Question 55

RR 30-53/min

Answer 55

Infant

Question 56

Systolic Hypotension <70

Answer 56

Infant

Question 57

HR Awake 98-140/min

Answer 57

Toddler (1-3 years)

Question 58

HR Sleeping 80-120/min

Answer 58

Toddler

Question 59

RR 22-37/min

Answer 59

Toddler

Question 60

Systolic Hypotension <70 +2 times age

Answer 60

Toddler

Question 61

HR Awake 80-120/min

Answer 61

Preschooler (3-6 years)

Question 62

HR Sleeping 65-100/min

Answer 62

Preschooler

Question 63

RR 20-28/min

Answer 63

Preschooler

Question 64

Systolic Hypotension <70 + 2 times age

Answer 64

Preschooler

Question 65

HR Awake 75-118/min

Answer 65

School Aged (6-12 Years)

Question 66

HR Sleeping 58-90/min

Answer 66

School Aged

Question 67

RR 18-25/min

Answer 67

School Aged

Question 68

Systolic Hypotension <70 + 2 times age

Answer 68

School Aged

Question 69

HR Awake 60-100/min

Answer 69

Adolescent (>12 years)

Question 70

HR Sleeping 50-90/min

Answer 70

Adolescent

Question 71

RR 12-20/min

Answer 71

Adolescent

Question 72

Systolic Hypotension <90

Answer 72

Adolescent

Question 73

HR 191/min RR 33/min A. School aged child with a fever B. Athletic teenager C. Toddler who is dehydrated D. Sleeping infant with normal vitals

Answer 73

C

Question 74

HR 220/min RR 55/min A. Infant crying B. Preschooler with an asthma exacerbation C. Preschooler in supraventricular tachycardia D. Nursing students taking an exam

Answer 74

A, C (Both Correct)

Question 75

HR 130/min RR 28/min A. Preschooler with normal vital signs B. School aged child with difficulty breathing C. Toddler with mixed oxygenation cardiac defect D. Infant sleeping

Answer 75

B or C (Either is correct)

Question 76

HR 191/min RR 31/min A. Toddler with a fever B. Preschooler with dehydration C. School aged child with supraventricular tachycardia D. Infant with normal vital signs

Answer 76

A

Question 77

HR 50/min RR 15/min A. Teen aged athlete B. School aged child with difficulty breathing C. Toddler needing intubation D. Nursing students taking a test

Answer 77

A