DEP 2004 (IRSC) Test 1
"Reading" emotional cues in others to assist determine the way to act in a particular
situation. - ANS-Social referencing
1) exertions- longest of three, ends with toddler in birth canal2) delivery- infant's head
actions thru the cervix and birth canal. Ends while infant is absolutely emerged.Three)
afterbirth- placenta, umbilical cord, and different membranes detach and expel. -
ANS-Stages of childbirth
four months - ANS-age at which infants double their delivery weight
7 months - ANS-At what age does stranger tension start
24-25 weeks - ANS-age of viability
A infant who has alow pastime degree, is quite poor, and displays a low depth of temper. -
ANS-Slow-to-warm-up child
A toddler who is normally in a advantageous temper, fast establishes everyday routines in
infancy, and adapts without problems to new reports. - ANS-Easy child
A infant who has a tendency to react negatively and cry regularly, engages in abnormal each
day routines, and is sluggish to just accept alternate. - ANS-Difficult baby
A chromosomal disorder wherein males have a further X chromosome, making them XXY
instead of XY. - ANS-Klinefelter syndrome
A chromosomal disease wherein males have an additional Y chromosome. - ANS-XYY
Syndrome
A circumstance that takes place when an toddler stops respiratory, typically during the night
time, and unexpectedly dies with out an apparent purpose. - ANS-Sudden little one dying
syndrome (SIDS)
A genetic sickness in which an individual can not well metabolize an amino acid called
phenylalanine. It's now without difficulty detected but, if left untreated, outcomes in mental
retardation and hyperactivity. - ANS-Phenylketonuria (PKU)
A existence-support device containing arteries and one vein that connects the toddler to the
placenta. - ANS-Umbilical cord
A life-assist gadget that consists of a disk-formed institution of tissues in which small blood
vessels from the mom and offspring intertwine. - ANS-Placenta
, A neonatal reflex that takes place while something touches the infant's fingers. The toddler
responds through greedy tightly. - ANS-Grasping reflex
A character's genetic history; the real genetic cloth. - ANS-Genotype
A unmarried mobile fashioned thru fertilization. - ANS-Zygote
A smile in response to an external stimulus, which early in improvement is usually a face. -
ANS-Social smile
A sociocultural cognitive principle that emphasizes how lifestyle and social interplay guide
cognitive development. - ANS-Vygotsky's idea
A extensively used approach of assessing the health of newborns at one and 5 minutes after
delivery. This approach evaluates an infant's heart charge, breathing attempt, muscle tone,
body shade, and reflex irritability. - ANS-Apgar scale
ADHD, autism, bronchial asthma, learning disabilities - ANS-low start weight fitness risks
An little one that weighs less than five.Five lbs at delivery. - ANS-Low birth weight infants
An observational measure of infant attachment that requires the infant to move through a
chain of introductions, separations, and reunions with the caregiver and an person stranger
in prescribed order. - ANS-Strange scenario
Applying a word to a wider series of objects and activities than is suitable -
ANS-Overextension
Babies who frequently grasp to the caregiver, then resist the caregiver by using fighting
against the closeness, perhaps by using kicking or pushing away. - ANS-Insecure resistant
babies
Babies who show lack of confidence by using heading off the caregiver. - ANS-Insecure
avoidant toddlers
Babies who display lack of confidence by using being disorganized and disoriented. -
ANS-Insecure disorganized infants
Babies who use the caregiver as a secure base from which to explore the environment. -
ANS-Securely attached babies
being a baby, being male, being 2-four months, no longer being breastfed, no longer used
pacifiers, snoozing for your belly, having a sibling who died to SIDS - ANS-SIDS threat
elements
Decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentations of the stimulus. -
ANS-Habitation
"Reading" emotional cues in others to assist determine the way to act in a particular
situation. - ANS-Social referencing
1) exertions- longest of three, ends with toddler in birth canal2) delivery- infant's head
actions thru the cervix and birth canal. Ends while infant is absolutely emerged.Three)
afterbirth- placenta, umbilical cord, and different membranes detach and expel. -
ANS-Stages of childbirth
four months - ANS-age at which infants double their delivery weight
7 months - ANS-At what age does stranger tension start
24-25 weeks - ANS-age of viability
A infant who has alow pastime degree, is quite poor, and displays a low depth of temper. -
ANS-Slow-to-warm-up child
A toddler who is normally in a advantageous temper, fast establishes everyday routines in
infancy, and adapts without problems to new reports. - ANS-Easy child
A infant who has a tendency to react negatively and cry regularly, engages in abnormal each
day routines, and is sluggish to just accept alternate. - ANS-Difficult baby
A chromosomal disorder wherein males have a further X chromosome, making them XXY
instead of XY. - ANS-Klinefelter syndrome
A chromosomal disease wherein males have an additional Y chromosome. - ANS-XYY
Syndrome
A circumstance that takes place when an toddler stops respiratory, typically during the night
time, and unexpectedly dies with out an apparent purpose. - ANS-Sudden little one dying
syndrome (SIDS)
A genetic sickness in which an individual can not well metabolize an amino acid called
phenylalanine. It's now without difficulty detected but, if left untreated, outcomes in mental
retardation and hyperactivity. - ANS-Phenylketonuria (PKU)
A existence-support device containing arteries and one vein that connects the toddler to the
placenta. - ANS-Umbilical cord
A life-assist gadget that consists of a disk-formed institution of tissues in which small blood
vessels from the mom and offspring intertwine. - ANS-Placenta
, A neonatal reflex that takes place while something touches the infant's fingers. The toddler
responds through greedy tightly. - ANS-Grasping reflex
A character's genetic history; the real genetic cloth. - ANS-Genotype
A unmarried mobile fashioned thru fertilization. - ANS-Zygote
A smile in response to an external stimulus, which early in improvement is usually a face. -
ANS-Social smile
A sociocultural cognitive principle that emphasizes how lifestyle and social interplay guide
cognitive development. - ANS-Vygotsky's idea
A extensively used approach of assessing the health of newborns at one and 5 minutes after
delivery. This approach evaluates an infant's heart charge, breathing attempt, muscle tone,
body shade, and reflex irritability. - ANS-Apgar scale
ADHD, autism, bronchial asthma, learning disabilities - ANS-low start weight fitness risks
An little one that weighs less than five.Five lbs at delivery. - ANS-Low birth weight infants
An observational measure of infant attachment that requires the infant to move through a
chain of introductions, separations, and reunions with the caregiver and an person stranger
in prescribed order. - ANS-Strange scenario
Applying a word to a wider series of objects and activities than is suitable -
ANS-Overextension
Babies who frequently grasp to the caregiver, then resist the caregiver by using fighting
against the closeness, perhaps by using kicking or pushing away. - ANS-Insecure resistant
babies
Babies who show lack of confidence by using heading off the caregiver. - ANS-Insecure
avoidant toddlers
Babies who display lack of confidence by using being disorganized and disoriented. -
ANS-Insecure disorganized infants
Babies who use the caregiver as a secure base from which to explore the environment. -
ANS-Securely attached babies
being a baby, being male, being 2-four months, no longer being breastfed, no longer used
pacifiers, snoozing for your belly, having a sibling who died to SIDS - ANS-SIDS threat
elements
Decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentations of the stimulus. -
ANS-Habitation
