HTHRHSC 3500 EXAM 3 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. tooth decay
Answer:
decreased since 1970 because we add fluoride to the water
Question:
2. sleep patterns affected by cultural expectation
Answer:
Kenya: when they want Canada: after meals
Question:
3. bedtime rituals
Answer:
help with structure
Question:
4. bedtimes struggles
Answer:
10% of parents say their kids have this
Question:
5. nightmares or sleep terrors
Answer:
usually occur between 3 and 13
Question:
6. bed wetting
Answer:
more common in boys, dry all night between 3-5
Question:
7. sleep walking and talking
Answer:
outgrow by 8, stop napping at 5 sleep 10-11 hrs/night
Question:
8. brain development
Answer:
-growth spurt continues up to age 3
-brain is 90% of its adult weight
-95% adult weight by age 6
-brain development affects development of motor skills
, Question:
9. motor development
Answer:
progression in gross and fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, handedness evident by 3, left
hemisphere is dominant in most people, handedness may be genetic
Question:
10. Stages of art production
Answer:
scribbling (2) --> shape (3) --> design --> pictorial (4-5)
Question:
11. clean plate club
Answer:
put in place by Pres Wilson, completely finish each meal, don't snack in between, want people to eat less
Question:
12. obesity
Answer:
low ses and clean plate club
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13. Undernutrition
Answer:
increased incidence globally, underlying cause in 50% childhood deaths, reverse effects with improved
diet and engaged activities
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14. health in general
Answer:
SES and ethnicity
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15. health and safety
Answer:
95% of people get vaccinated, accidents are the major cause of death for this age group, environmental
factors increase disease prevalence, homeless shelters not safe
Question:
16. Piagetian Approach: the peroperational child (2-7)
Answer:
think about something thats not present, deferred imitation (see something and do it later), understand
20,000 words at 6, better understand scale size, pretend play/ imaginary friends
Question:
17. The preoperational child
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. tooth decay
Answer:
decreased since 1970 because we add fluoride to the water
Question:
2. sleep patterns affected by cultural expectation
Answer:
Kenya: when they want Canada: after meals
Question:
3. bedtime rituals
Answer:
help with structure
Question:
4. bedtimes struggles
Answer:
10% of parents say their kids have this
Question:
5. nightmares or sleep terrors
Answer:
usually occur between 3 and 13
Question:
6. bed wetting
Answer:
more common in boys, dry all night between 3-5
Question:
7. sleep walking and talking
Answer:
outgrow by 8, stop napping at 5 sleep 10-11 hrs/night
Question:
8. brain development
Answer:
-growth spurt continues up to age 3
-brain is 90% of its adult weight
-95% adult weight by age 6
-brain development affects development of motor skills
, Question:
9. motor development
Answer:
progression in gross and fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, handedness evident by 3, left
hemisphere is dominant in most people, handedness may be genetic
Question:
10. Stages of art production
Answer:
scribbling (2) --> shape (3) --> design --> pictorial (4-5)
Question:
11. clean plate club
Answer:
put in place by Pres Wilson, completely finish each meal, don't snack in between, want people to eat less
Question:
12. obesity
Answer:
low ses and clean plate club
Question:
13. Undernutrition
Answer:
increased incidence globally, underlying cause in 50% childhood deaths, reverse effects with improved
diet and engaged activities
Question:
14. health in general
Answer:
SES and ethnicity
Question:
15. health and safety
Answer:
95% of people get vaccinated, accidents are the major cause of death for this age group, environmental
factors increase disease prevalence, homeless shelters not safe
Question:
16. Piagetian Approach: the peroperational child (2-7)
Answer:
think about something thats not present, deferred imitation (see something and do it later), understand
20,000 words at 6, better understand scale size, pretend play/ imaginary friends
Question:
17. The preoperational child
