Do you know anything about baby growth and development? This quiz will bring you one step closer to a career in any field that the study of this topic entails, such as childcare. These are key areas of toddler and baby development stages: fine motor development and vision, and speech and language development and hearing. This quiz will help you understand the stages of baby growth and development.
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Cephalocaudal - Development occurs from the spine outward to the periphery
Proximodistal - Development occurs from the spine outward to the periphery
Proximodistal - Development occurs from the head to the feet
Specific to General - As a child develops, response becomes more generalized
Between birth and 3 years
Between birth and 1 year
Between birth and 6 months
Between birth and 3 months
The length of an 18-month old patient lying down
The height of a 28-month old patient standing up
The length of a 36-month old patient lying down
The length of a 6-month old patient through estimation
True
False
Infants re-attain their birth weight by 3 months of age
Infants should triple their birth weight by 6 months, about 4lbs per month
Infants should double their birth weight by 6 months, about 2lbs per month
Infants should gain 3lbs every month between 6 months to 12 months of age
True
False
18 months of age
3 months of age
12 months of age
6 months of age
28lbs
21lbs
36lbs
19lbs
16 teeth
18 teeth
20 teeth
24 teeth
That weight gain averages 3lbs per year from age 3 to age 10, and that the patient is not gaining enough weight
That weight gain averages 5lbs per year from age 3 to puberty, and that the patient is growing well
That weight gain averages 7lbs per year from age 3 to puberty, and that the patient is not gaining enough weight
All children are unique and therefore there is no average weight gain to gauge human growth
True
False
True
False
Tanner Stage 1
Tanner Stage 2
Tanner Stage 3
Tanner Stage 4
Tanner Stage 1
Tanner Stage 2
Tanner Stage 3
Tanner Stage 4
Tanner Stage 5
Tanner Stage 1
Tanner Stage 2
Tanner Stage 3
Tanner Stage 4
2-month old cooing but not laughing
4-month old laughing and turning to sounds
6-month old not understanding "no"
8-month old only babbling
75% of speech being understood by strangers in 24 month old
Almost all speech is understood by strangers in 36 month old
Speaks in no more than 3 word sentences in 30 month old
Asks for food or drink as 18 month old
Suck Reflex
Moro Reflex
Root Reflex
Grasp Reflex
Root Reflex
Grasp Reflex
Tonic Neck Reflex
Moro Reflex
Step Reflex
Babinski Reflex
Grasp Reflex
Moro Reflex
Step Reflex
Babinski Reflex
Grasp Reflex
Moro Reflex
Send to ER
Referral to Opthalmology
Evaluate this condition again at the next appointment
This is benign in 3 month olds
Is able to sit alone
Does not babble
Does not feed self
Does not reach for toys
Scissoring of Legs
Head Drag
No coos
Persistent clenching of hands