NRSG 446 - Developmental Milestones Questions With
Complete Solutions
__________ __________ ___________ _________ is a dental
condition that occurs in children from 1 to 3 years of age as a
result of being given a bottle at bedtime, resulting in prolonged
exposure of the teeth to milk, formula, or juice with a high sugar
content Correct Answer Baby bottle tooth decay
__________ motor skills of a school-aged child include sewing,
drawing, arts and crafts, legos, increased dexterity, model
building, etc. Correct Answer Fine
___________ grasp - the ability to grab a small object with the
thumb and forefinger Correct Answer pincer
___________ grasp and release and retrieving objects should be
achieved by ______ to______ months Correct Answer pincer
9 10
___________ motor skills of a school aged child include
increased flexibility, improved coordination, strength and
balance, biking, skipping, jumping, swimming, dancing, and
skating Correct Answer Gross
____________ play is when children might be doing the same
thing during play, but aren't interacting, just playing next to each
other Correct Answer Parallel
,_____________ ________________ is the understanding that
objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed
Correct Answer object permanence
_____________ grasp and hand-to-hand ______________
should be achieved by 6-7 months Correct Answer Raking
transfer
_____________ is common within school-aged children.
Correct Answer Bullying
_____________ is known also as "baby talk" Correct Answer
Motherese
______________ master rules by testing them, experiencing
guilt for breaking them, and feeling pride and praise when they
follow them Correct Answer toddlers
_______________ age play should include things like memory,
chutes & ladders, candyland, hokey pokey, alphabet games,
color games, checkers, make believe play, and games that
require more thinking Correct Answer Preschool
_______________ is a main social development in toddlerhood
Correct Answer Egocentrism
(Infant, Toddler, Preschool, School-aged, Adolescent) fine
motor skills include increased independence dressing self and
tying shoes, prep simple food, increased drawing skills, and use
of scissors by age ____. Correct Answer Preschool, 4
, (Infant, Toddler, Preschool, School-aged, Adolescent) gross
motor skills include tricycle riding, throwing/catching a ball
bending over without falling, climbing, and using stairs with
alternating feet Correct Answer Preschool
[Nightmares or Night Terrors?]:
- during REM sleep
- fully awake afterwards
- crying/ fright even though child is awake
- usually happen in 2nd half of night
- seems real to the child (support child) Correct Answer
Nightmare
[Nightmares or Night Terrors?]:
- partial arousal from very deep sleep (non REM)
- Thrash during event, calm after event
- rapid return to sleep
- should be observed without interfering Correct Answer
Night Terrors
A toddler should have his/her first visit to the dentist by ____
months Correct Answer 12
According to Piaget's ____________ operational stage, the child
is able to organize thoughts in a logical order, think through
things with reason, use thought to express actions/events,
classify things, and comprehend conservation (ex: pour water
into taller glass, still same amount of water) Correct Answer
concrete
Complete Solutions
__________ __________ ___________ _________ is a dental
condition that occurs in children from 1 to 3 years of age as a
result of being given a bottle at bedtime, resulting in prolonged
exposure of the teeth to milk, formula, or juice with a high sugar
content Correct Answer Baby bottle tooth decay
__________ motor skills of a school-aged child include sewing,
drawing, arts and crafts, legos, increased dexterity, model
building, etc. Correct Answer Fine
___________ grasp - the ability to grab a small object with the
thumb and forefinger Correct Answer pincer
___________ grasp and release and retrieving objects should be
achieved by ______ to______ months Correct Answer pincer
9 10
___________ motor skills of a school aged child include
increased flexibility, improved coordination, strength and
balance, biking, skipping, jumping, swimming, dancing, and
skating Correct Answer Gross
____________ play is when children might be doing the same
thing during play, but aren't interacting, just playing next to each
other Correct Answer Parallel
,_____________ ________________ is the understanding that
objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed
Correct Answer object permanence
_____________ grasp and hand-to-hand ______________
should be achieved by 6-7 months Correct Answer Raking
transfer
_____________ is common within school-aged children.
Correct Answer Bullying
_____________ is known also as "baby talk" Correct Answer
Motherese
______________ master rules by testing them, experiencing
guilt for breaking them, and feeling pride and praise when they
follow them Correct Answer toddlers
_______________ age play should include things like memory,
chutes & ladders, candyland, hokey pokey, alphabet games,
color games, checkers, make believe play, and games that
require more thinking Correct Answer Preschool
_______________ is a main social development in toddlerhood
Correct Answer Egocentrism
(Infant, Toddler, Preschool, School-aged, Adolescent) fine
motor skills include increased independence dressing self and
tying shoes, prep simple food, increased drawing skills, and use
of scissors by age ____. Correct Answer Preschool, 4
, (Infant, Toddler, Preschool, School-aged, Adolescent) gross
motor skills include tricycle riding, throwing/catching a ball
bending over without falling, climbing, and using stairs with
alternating feet Correct Answer Preschool
[Nightmares or Night Terrors?]:
- during REM sleep
- fully awake afterwards
- crying/ fright even though child is awake
- usually happen in 2nd half of night
- seems real to the child (support child) Correct Answer
Nightmare
[Nightmares or Night Terrors?]:
- partial arousal from very deep sleep (non REM)
- Thrash during event, calm after event
- rapid return to sleep
- should be observed without interfering Correct Answer
Night Terrors
A toddler should have his/her first visit to the dentist by ____
months Correct Answer 12
According to Piaget's ____________ operational stage, the child
is able to organize thoughts in a logical order, think through
things with reason, use thought to express actions/events,
classify things, and comprehend conservation (ex: pour water
into taller glass, still same amount of water) Correct Answer
concrete
