9 Weeks CD test review

Which of the following is a developmental milestone in the 2nd month?

• Support their upper body on their hand when lying on their stomachs

• Watches objects move about 6 inches away from their face

• Rolls over both ways

• A child prepares to crawl

Which of the following is a rooting reflex?

• Baby is grabbing an adult's finger

• When a baby attempts to stand up using assistance

• The baby runs their head toward a stroke on their cheek

• When a baby clenches their hand around a bottle

Which of these is something that mot babies first learn at 11-12 months?

• to make eye contact

• to distinguish their mother's and father's faces

• to tell a smile from a frown

• to say "Mama" and "Dada"

What is true concerning babies' weight?

• During infancy, baby girls tend to weigh slightly more than baby boys

• During infancy, baby boys tend to weigh slightly more than baby girls

• Most babies lose weight between three months and four months

• Most babies weigh about 12 pounds at one year

Which of these statements is true concerning toddlers?

• Their abdomens are usually larger than their chests

• Their chests are usually larger than their abdomens

• Their posture is usually straighter than that of a preschooler

• They typically have twenty teeth

If a child wants to improve his gross motor skills, which of these would probably be the most useful?

• getting more physical exercise

• eating more protein

• getting more calcium

• practicing his penmanship

What is true concerning vaccines?

• Because complications are common, parents should think seriously about whether to vaccinate their children

• Vaccines allow the child's body to build resistance to a specific disease

• Children do not need to be immunized until they start kindergarten

• All of the above

If a child wants to improve his fine motor skills, which of these would probably be the most useful?

• Eating more protein

• holding a crayon

• getting more calcium

• getting more physical exercise

When teaching a child a new task, why should you allow for frequent breaks?

• children need unstructured play time

• taking breaks encourages children to learn problem solving

• the breaks will give you a chance to rest and complete other tasks

• taking breaks helps children with articulation

What activity would you not expect a two-year-old to be able to perform?

• stacking three blocks on top of one another

• walking well

• riding a tricycle

• pulling a toy with wheels