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1. At what age does vision mature - Correct Answer: Age 6
2. What is the first sign of puberty in females? - Correct Answer: breast
development at age 7-13yo
3. What is the first sign of puberty for males - Correct Answer: testicular
enlargement at age 10-15y/o
4. 3 types of growth and development progress - Correct Answer: -
cephalocaudally( head to toe)
- proximodistally ( trunk to tips of extremeties)
- general to specific
5. Erikson Psychosocial development
Infancy (0-12 mo) - Correct Answer: Trust vs mistrust
6. Erikson Psychosocial development
Toddlerhood(1-3yrs) - Correct Answer: Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt
,7. Erikson Psychosocial development
Early Childhood(3-6 yr) - Correct Answer: Initiative vs guilt
8. Erikson Psychosocial development
Middle Childhood (6-12yr) - Correct Answer: industry vs inferiority
9. Erikson Psychosocial development
Adolescence - Correct Answer: Identity vs Role confusion
10.Jean Piagets theory of cognitive development - Correct Answer:
Cognitive development through interaction with environment
11.Piagets Cognitive Development
Birth to 2 yrs - Correct Answer: Sensorimotor stage
- sense of time and space develops with routines
-sense of permeance
12.Piagets Cognitive Development
2- 7 yrs - Correct Answer: Preoperational stage
-egocentrism- self perspective only
- thinking magical,concrete,
-use of symbols, language, and imitation
13.Piagets Cognitive Development
,7-11 yrs - Correct Answer: Concrete operations stage
- logical, tangible thinking
-masters, collects, sorts facts
14.Piagets Cognitive Development
11-15yrs - Correct Answer: Formal Operations stage
-adaptability and flexibility
- abstract thought
15.Kohlberg -Moral development
Toddlerhood and early childhood - Correct Answer: -preconventional or
premoral: child conforms to rules imposed by authority figures to avoid
punishment
16.Kohlberg -Moral development
Middle childhood - Correct Answer: - conventional: social conformity
and loyalty. Initially seeks approval, seeks to avoid getting in trouble or
getting caught
17.Kohlberg -Moral development
Adolescence - Correct Answer: Adopts own set of morals/values that
guide behavior
18.Typical weight progression from birth - Correct Answer: Avg newborn:
7lbs
5 months: 2x birth weight
1 yr: 3x birth weight
, 19.BMI parameters - Correct Answer: >95%- Obese
85%- <95% Overweight
<5% Underweight
20.Normal length/ height progression from birth - Correct Answer: Avg
newborn: 20 in
Growth in 1st yr: 10 in
Growth in 2nd yr: 5 in
Growth from 2.5 yr to puberty 0: 0.5 in
21.Precosious puberty - Correct Answer: Prior to age 7- white females
- Prior to age 6 in Afr. Amer
22.HEADS assessment for adolescent Risk profile - Correct Answer: Home,
Education, ,Activites, Drugs, Sexual Activity/identity, Suicide/depression
23.congenital - Correct Answer: present at birth due to abnormalities in
utero( may or may not be noticible at birth)
24.Common Dominant disorders - Correct Answer: huntingtons disease,
osteogenesis imperfecta, neurofibromatosis, night blindness
Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace 2026-2027 Exams
Includes Frequently Tested Questions With ELABORATED
100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
Instant Download Pdf
1. At what age does vision mature - Correct Answer: Age 6
2. What is the first sign of puberty in females? - Correct Answer: breast
development at age 7-13yo
3. What is the first sign of puberty for males - Correct Answer: testicular
enlargement at age 10-15y/o
4. 3 types of growth and development progress - Correct Answer: -
cephalocaudally( head to toe)
- proximodistally ( trunk to tips of extremeties)
- general to specific
5. Erikson Psychosocial development
Infancy (0-12 mo) - Correct Answer: Trust vs mistrust
6. Erikson Psychosocial development
Toddlerhood(1-3yrs) - Correct Answer: Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt
,7. Erikson Psychosocial development
Early Childhood(3-6 yr) - Correct Answer: Initiative vs guilt
8. Erikson Psychosocial development
Middle Childhood (6-12yr) - Correct Answer: industry vs inferiority
9. Erikson Psychosocial development
Adolescence - Correct Answer: Identity vs Role confusion
10.Jean Piagets theory of cognitive development - Correct Answer:
Cognitive development through interaction with environment
11.Piagets Cognitive Development
Birth to 2 yrs - Correct Answer: Sensorimotor stage
- sense of time and space develops with routines
-sense of permeance
12.Piagets Cognitive Development
2- 7 yrs - Correct Answer: Preoperational stage
-egocentrism- self perspective only
- thinking magical,concrete,
-use of symbols, language, and imitation
13.Piagets Cognitive Development
,7-11 yrs - Correct Answer: Concrete operations stage
- logical, tangible thinking
-masters, collects, sorts facts
14.Piagets Cognitive Development
11-15yrs - Correct Answer: Formal Operations stage
-adaptability and flexibility
- abstract thought
15.Kohlberg -Moral development
Toddlerhood and early childhood - Correct Answer: -preconventional or
premoral: child conforms to rules imposed by authority figures to avoid
punishment
16.Kohlberg -Moral development
Middle childhood - Correct Answer: - conventional: social conformity
and loyalty. Initially seeks approval, seeks to avoid getting in trouble or
getting caught
17.Kohlberg -Moral development
Adolescence - Correct Answer: Adopts own set of morals/values that
guide behavior
18.Typical weight progression from birth - Correct Answer: Avg newborn:
7lbs
5 months: 2x birth weight
1 yr: 3x birth weight
, 19.BMI parameters - Correct Answer: >95%- Obese
85%- <95% Overweight
<5% Underweight
20.Normal length/ height progression from birth - Correct Answer: Avg
newborn: 20 in
Growth in 1st yr: 10 in
Growth in 2nd yr: 5 in
Growth from 2.5 yr to puberty 0: 0.5 in
21.Precosious puberty - Correct Answer: Prior to age 7- white females
- Prior to age 6 in Afr. Amer
22.HEADS assessment for adolescent Risk profile - Correct Answer: Home,
Education, ,Activites, Drugs, Sexual Activity/identity, Suicide/depression
23.congenital - Correct Answer: present at birth due to abnormalities in
utero( may or may not be noticible at birth)
24.Common Dominant disorders - Correct Answer: huntingtons disease,
osteogenesis imperfecta, neurofibromatosis, night blindness
