Raphael's Developmental Assessment Insights

The video tutorial covers a developmental assessment of a child named Raphael. The assessment examines four domains: physical, social, cognitive, and sensory development. The child, born prematurely, is evaluated for sitting, rolling, vision, hearing, and social interactions. The findings indicate that Raphael is developing appropriately for his corrected age of three months, with good head control, a palmar grasp, and social engagement. The video concludes with a summary of the child's developmental progress and expectations for future milestones.

What is the primary focus of Raphael's developmental assessment?

• His social interactions

• All four domains of development

• His physical growth

• His ability to speak

What physical ability is Raphael able to perform with support?

• Sitting

• Walking

• Jumping

• Crawling

Which of the following objects does Raphael show interest in holding?

• A set of keys

• A spoon

• A large ball

• A book

How does Raphael respond to new people?

• He ignores them

• He cries

• He shows stranger anxiety

• He smiles and is alert

What is Raphael's corrected developmental age?

• Four months

• Six months

• Five months

• Three months

What is a key milestone Raphael is expected to achieve by six months?

• Showing stranger anxiety

• Speaking in sentences

• Transferring objects between hands

• Walking independently

What type of grasp does Raphael demonstrate?

• Palmer grasp

• Fist grasp

• Pincer grasp

• Thumb grasp

What sensory response is Raphael showing appropriately?

• Crying at loud noises

• Ignoring sounds

• Covering his ears

• Turning his head to sounds

What is Raphael's interest level in toys compared to people?

• Equally interested in both

• More interested in toys

• Not interested in either

• More interested in people

What is a significant factor affecting Raphael's developmental assessment?

• His family history

• His sleep patterns

• His premature birth

• His diet