What You Need To Know About Drug and Alcohol Exposed Infants and Children (CA)

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3. According to the presenter exposure to drugs and alcohol in the womb may restrict a infant's or child's ability to

Self-regulate and attach

Self-actualize in relationships

Self-respect and connect with other

None of these

4. What comforting techniques can you use to soothe a baby during the initial stages of withdrawal?

Swaddle baby

Pace back and forth and rocking baby side to side

Help the baby adjust to multiple caregivers

Play music and rock the baby

5. What cognitive and behavioral differences might you notice in alcohol exposed teenager from one who was not exposed?

Exposed teenagers have a hard time remembering and generalizing information

Exposed teenagers tend to act fearless and do not respond to verbal cautions

Exposed teenagers tend to act impulsively and repeat the same mistakes

All of these

6. What behavior in an 18 month old might signal that the child was exposed to alcohol?

Child continuously does not respond to verbal cautions.

Child often throws a tantrum at the store

Child bites and scratches other children

Child that sleeps a lot

7. Which of the cues below should prompt you to intervene to prevent an infant from entering an uncontrollable state of crying?

Infant averts eye contact or looks away

When an infant begins to hiccup

When an infant begins to yawn

All of these are correct

9. Fetal alcohol syndrome best describes children and youth with

Mental Retardation only

Facial Malformations only

A range of physical and psychological effects that may be noticeable or hidden

Slight mental health issues that can only be identified in adulthood

10. What is the best way to protect toddlers who display behavioral symptoms of alcohol exposure?

Childproof the house thoroughly

Let the child learn from their mistakes

Sing to the child

Soothe the child

What You Need To Know About Drug and Alcohol Exposed Infants and Children (CA)

1. Foster parents can help buffer the negative effects of alcohol exposure on children by providing a stable and nurturing home.

2.

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2. Infants who were exposed to drugs and alcohol prenatally and grow up in an unsafe environment are at a higher risk of becoming adults who are addicted to drugs and alcohol.