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NUR 353 FINAL 2025 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Transferring objects from one hand to another
This fine motor development milestone is usually achieved by 6 months
Feeding self with a cup and spoon
Fine motor development milestone achieved by 12 months
Roll from stomach to back
Infants do this at 4 months
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Stand independently
Most infants can do this by 12 months
Sit independently without support
Infants can do this by 9 months
Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
Stage of development for toddlers as theorized by Erikson
2 years
The age at which a toddler usually runs
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Stacks objects
Copies straight lines and circles
Turns pages
Throws a ball overhead
Four fine motor development milestones developed by 2 years of age
3 years
The child should have all 20 baby teeth at this age
Jumping forward
Pedals a tricycle
Walks up and down stairs on one foot
Three gross motor development milestones achieved at 3 years of age
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Uncontrolled disturbance of the brain
What is a seizure?
Place the child in a knee to chest position or have an older child squat
down
Intervention for a hyper cyanotic episode
Pulmonic stenosis
Atrial ventricular septal defect
Overriding aorta
Right ventricular hypertrophy
The four defects present in children with Tetralogy of Fallot
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NUR 353 FINAL 2025 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Transferring objects from one hand to another
This fine motor development milestone is usually achieved by 6 months
Feeding self with a cup and spoon
Fine motor development milestone achieved by 12 months
Roll from stomach to back
Infants do this at 4 months
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Stand independently
Most infants can do this by 12 months
Sit independently without support
Infants can do this by 9 months
Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
Stage of development for toddlers as theorized by Erikson
2 years
The age at which a toddler usually runs
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Stacks objects
Copies straight lines and circles
Turns pages
Throws a ball overhead
Four fine motor development milestones developed by 2 years of age
3 years
The child should have all 20 baby teeth at this age
Jumping forward
Pedals a tricycle
Walks up and down stairs on one foot
Three gross motor development milestones achieved at 3 years of age
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Uncontrolled disturbance of the brain
What is a seizure?
Place the child in a knee to chest position or have an older child squat
down
Intervention for a hyper cyanotic episode
Pulmonic stenosis
Atrial ventricular septal defect
Overriding aorta
Right ventricular hypertrophy
The four defects present in children with Tetralogy of Fallot
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