Pediatrics Exam 1 Practice exam Test With
Questions And Answers 2024-2025 Already
Graded A+
-Control of movement already acquired
-control and organization of processes underlying movement
-milliseconds
a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-a. motor control
-acquisition of skill and modification through practice and
experience
-hours, days, weeks
,a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-b. motor learning
-age related process of change in motor development
-months, years, decades
a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-c. motor development
T/F: Most children roll from prone to supine before supine to
prone. - ✔ANASWER✔-True
What is the correct order of kinesiological development?
a. antigravity flexion --> antigravity extension --> physiological
flexion
b. physiological flexion --> antigravity extension --> antigravity
flexion
c. physiological flexion --> antigravity flexion --> antigravity
extension - ✔ANASWER✔-b. physiological flexion --> antigravity
extension --> antigravity flexion
,Tissue tightness
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-a. structural stability
Uses body parts to create a large base of support.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-b. positional stability
Righting and equilibrium reactions that are already in place.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-c. internal stability
, Not a phase of development of stability, but occurs when a child
does not have any other types of stability but need external
support or caregiver to maintain position.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-d. external stability
Newborn in physiological flexion with tight flexion. When you sit
them up, newborn will stay in tight flexion ball.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-a. structural stability
5 month old putting hands in front of them for prop sitting.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-b. positional stability
Questions And Answers 2024-2025 Already
Graded A+
-Control of movement already acquired
-control and organization of processes underlying movement
-milliseconds
a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-a. motor control
-acquisition of skill and modification through practice and
experience
-hours, days, weeks
,a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-b. motor learning
-age related process of change in motor development
-months, years, decades
a. motor control
b. motor learning
c.motor development - ✔ANASWER✔-c. motor development
T/F: Most children roll from prone to supine before supine to
prone. - ✔ANASWER✔-True
What is the correct order of kinesiological development?
a. antigravity flexion --> antigravity extension --> physiological
flexion
b. physiological flexion --> antigravity extension --> antigravity
flexion
c. physiological flexion --> antigravity flexion --> antigravity
extension - ✔ANASWER✔-b. physiological flexion --> antigravity
extension --> antigravity flexion
,Tissue tightness
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-a. structural stability
Uses body parts to create a large base of support.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-b. positional stability
Righting and equilibrium reactions that are already in place.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-c. internal stability
, Not a phase of development of stability, but occurs when a child
does not have any other types of stability but need external
support or caregiver to maintain position.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-d. external stability
Newborn in physiological flexion with tight flexion. When you sit
them up, newborn will stay in tight flexion ball.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-a. structural stability
5 month old putting hands in front of them for prop sitting.
a. structural stability
b. positional stability
c. internal stability
d. external stability - ✔ANASWER✔-b. positional stability
