HCA 100 UNITS 3&6 EXAM WITH
100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2026
what is growth? - Correct Answer-the physical changes that are measured and that
occur is a steady and orderly manner.
Growth is... - Correct Answer-measured in weight and height
What is development? - Correct Answer-Relates to changes in psychological and social
functioning.
A person behaves and thinks in certain ways in each stage.
What do growth and development do? - Correct Answer-Overlap, depend on each
other, and occur at the same time.
What are the basic processes that happen with growth and development? - Correct
Answer-Starts at fertilization and continues till death, proceeds from simple to complex,
occurs in certain directions, occurs in sequence, order, and pattern, the rate of the
process is uneven, and each stage had its own characteristics and tasks as guidelines.
What are some dilemmas residents and families experience? - Correct Answer-Role
changes related t giving and taking advice as personal freedom, changes in living
arrangements, financial issues, legal concerns (wills, power of attorney, etc), advance
directives decisions, interpersonal problems with family, friends, and others.
What is stage one? - Correct Answer-Infant (age 0-1)
What happens in stage one? - Correct Answer-Physical/ growth changes, psychological
stage= trust vs mistrust, development tasks (crawling, maybe walking, begin to
communicate, emotional relationships, behind stable sleep and eating patterns),
Relationships, activities, health challenges & causes is death, safety factors
( dependent, poor coordination & control) , and safety actions (baby-proofing &
vigilance).
What is stage two? - Correct Answer-Toddler (age 2-3)
What happens in stage two? - Correct Answer-Physical/ growth changes, psychological
stage- autonomy vs doubt, development tasks (experiment & learn separation from
primary caregiver, gain control of elimination functions, use words to communicate,
become dependent), relationships, activities, health changes & causes of death, safety
factors (curious, active & quick, things in mouth, and safety actions ( proofing &
vigilance).
What is stage three? - Correct Answer-Preschool (age 3-6)
100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2026
what is growth? - Correct Answer-the physical changes that are measured and that
occur is a steady and orderly manner.
Growth is... - Correct Answer-measured in weight and height
What is development? - Correct Answer-Relates to changes in psychological and social
functioning.
A person behaves and thinks in certain ways in each stage.
What do growth and development do? - Correct Answer-Overlap, depend on each
other, and occur at the same time.
What are the basic processes that happen with growth and development? - Correct
Answer-Starts at fertilization and continues till death, proceeds from simple to complex,
occurs in certain directions, occurs in sequence, order, and pattern, the rate of the
process is uneven, and each stage had its own characteristics and tasks as guidelines.
What are some dilemmas residents and families experience? - Correct Answer-Role
changes related t giving and taking advice as personal freedom, changes in living
arrangements, financial issues, legal concerns (wills, power of attorney, etc), advance
directives decisions, interpersonal problems with family, friends, and others.
What is stage one? - Correct Answer-Infant (age 0-1)
What happens in stage one? - Correct Answer-Physical/ growth changes, psychological
stage= trust vs mistrust, development tasks (crawling, maybe walking, begin to
communicate, emotional relationships, behind stable sleep and eating patterns),
Relationships, activities, health challenges & causes is death, safety factors
( dependent, poor coordination & control) , and safety actions (baby-proofing &
vigilance).
What is stage two? - Correct Answer-Toddler (age 2-3)
What happens in stage two? - Correct Answer-Physical/ growth changes, psychological
stage- autonomy vs doubt, development tasks (experiment & learn separation from
primary caregiver, gain control of elimination functions, use words to communicate,
become dependent), relationships, activities, health changes & causes of death, safety
factors (curious, active & quick, things in mouth, and safety actions ( proofing &
vigilance).
What is stage three? - Correct Answer-Preschool (age 3-6)
