EMT OB/Peds Exam | GFAC 2025 Questions and Answers 100% Pass

EMT OB/Peds Exam | GFAC 2025 Questions and Answers 100% Pass infancy - first year of life -first month after birth is the neonatal period 0-2 months - -spend most of their time sleeping and eating -responds mainly to physical stimuli -cannot tell the difference between parents and strangers -crying is the main mode of expression -soothing necessary -hearing is well developed -have sucking reflex -head control is limited -predisposed to hypothermia basic needs of a neonate - food, warmth, and comfort soothing - holding, cuddling, and comforting 2-6 months - -more active -spend more time awake, smile, and make eye contact 2COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY SOPHIA BENNETT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED -strong sucking reflex, active extremity movement, vigorous cry -follows objects with eyes -increased awareness of surroundings -most sleep through the night -begin to roll over 6-12 months - -infants begin to babble -say their first word by their first year -learn to sit without support -begin to crawl and walk -begin teething and explore by putting objects in their mouth -may cry if separated from parents toddlers - from age 1 to 3 -experience rapid changes in growth and development 12-18 months - -begin to walk and explore -not afraid so injuries increase -begin to imitate behavior of older children and parents -know the major body parts -may speak 4-6 words -may not be able to fully chew food 18-24 months - -mind develops rapidly at this stage (voice increases to 100 words) 3COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY SOPHIA BENNETT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED -begin to understand cause and effect -balance and gait improve -may cling to parents or comforting toy school aged - 3-12 years 3-6 years - -able to use simple language effectively -most rapid increase in language occurs -can walk and run well and begin throwing, catching, and