CMA AAMA - QUESTION AND ANSWERS -
GUARANTEED PASS
Maslow's first hierarchy begins with _____________ needs. ✔️Ans -
Physiological
Trust vs Mistrust corresponds to what age range according to Erik
Erikson's theory? ✔️Ans - Birth to one year
Psychology- Defense Mechanisms
-Recognition and Management ✔️Ans - -Use therapeutic
communication
-Assist patients to solve problems and achieve goals
-Maximize comfort
-We want to use coping strategies instead of defenses- these are under
conscious control and attempt to solve the problem.
How many developmental milestones occur according to Erik Erikson's
theory? ✔️Ans - 8
A newborn up to age 2 month is learning to control what body part?
✔️Ans - head
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-gross motor ✔️Ans - -run walk up steps
- dependent on growth maturation
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-Fine motor ✔️Ans - put simple puzzles together
turn knobs open lids
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-psychosocial ✔️Ans - Attached to mother, short separation
Dresses and undresses
nearly toilet trained
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
,-Cognitive ✔️Ans - Searches for and finds toys
Locates body parts
Gives full names on request
Age range for these skills?
Uses words and gestures to indicate needs
Use two word sentences
Can sing simple songs
Vocabulary of 1000 words ✔️Ans - 3-5
Preschool 3-6 years
-Gross motor ✔️Ans - walk/ run on tiptoes
hop and balance on one foot
can begin sports
Preschool 3-6 years
-Fine motor ✔️Ans - self care
manipulates clothing easily to dress
handles eating utensils, learn table manners
draw faces, copy letters, print name
Preschool 3-6 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - learns to trust
aware of genitals and gender
needs discipline and limits
Preschool 3-6 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - longer attention span
develops memory
pretend
Preschool 3-6 years
-Language ✔️Ans - talkative
difficulty with pronunciation
full name, address, and phone number
School age 6-11 years
-Gross Motor ✔️Ans - develops muscles mass
gender differences in motor skills
,School age 6-11 years
-Fine Motor ✔️Ans - writes
throw and catch
learn to play an instrument
School age 6-11 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -more outgoing
-fearlessness = risk for injury
-sexual curiosity
-can see tasks through to end
-sibling rivalry
-peers more important than family
-privacy
-more emotional expressions
School age 6-11 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Has collections
-Breaks things down and reassembles
-Understand other's perspective
-Understand time and space/ dimensions
-starts school
School age 6-11 years
-Language ✔️Ans - -uses proper parts in speech
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -Heightened emotions
-Increased worries
-Lack of self-confidence
-Sex is high priority, girls set limits on interactions
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -Rebellious, argumentative
-Egocentric
-Privacy!
-Dishonest
-Responsibility
-Curfews
, -Friends
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Maturation of CNS = logical thoughts
-School Attendance aids in development
-Moral reasoning/spiritual awareness
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Communication ✔️Ans - -Slang
-Uses to allow thoughts/beliefs to be known
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Major milestones ✔️Ans - -Choosing and establishing home, family
-Develop maturity
-fulfill sexual needs
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Motor ✔️Ans - -Peak physical condition reached and will begin to
decline at end of this period
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -sexuality established
-experience and share love
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -sense of identity
- shares innermost thoughts
-career and work roles understood
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Not egocentric
-solve problems
-goes to college
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Health concerns ✔️Ans - -Physicals
Middle Age Mid-40s - 60s
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -loss of reproductive capacity
GUARANTEED PASS
Maslow's first hierarchy begins with _____________ needs. ✔️Ans -
Physiological
Trust vs Mistrust corresponds to what age range according to Erik
Erikson's theory? ✔️Ans - Birth to one year
Psychology- Defense Mechanisms
-Recognition and Management ✔️Ans - -Use therapeutic
communication
-Assist patients to solve problems and achieve goals
-Maximize comfort
-We want to use coping strategies instead of defenses- these are under
conscious control and attempt to solve the problem.
How many developmental milestones occur according to Erik Erikson's
theory? ✔️Ans - 8
A newborn up to age 2 month is learning to control what body part?
✔️Ans - head
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-gross motor ✔️Ans - -run walk up steps
- dependent on growth maturation
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-Fine motor ✔️Ans - put simple puzzles together
turn knobs open lids
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
-psychosocial ✔️Ans - Attached to mother, short separation
Dresses and undresses
nearly toilet trained
Toddlerhood 1-3 years developmental milestones
,-Cognitive ✔️Ans - Searches for and finds toys
Locates body parts
Gives full names on request
Age range for these skills?
Uses words and gestures to indicate needs
Use two word sentences
Can sing simple songs
Vocabulary of 1000 words ✔️Ans - 3-5
Preschool 3-6 years
-Gross motor ✔️Ans - walk/ run on tiptoes
hop and balance on one foot
can begin sports
Preschool 3-6 years
-Fine motor ✔️Ans - self care
manipulates clothing easily to dress
handles eating utensils, learn table manners
draw faces, copy letters, print name
Preschool 3-6 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - learns to trust
aware of genitals and gender
needs discipline and limits
Preschool 3-6 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - longer attention span
develops memory
pretend
Preschool 3-6 years
-Language ✔️Ans - talkative
difficulty with pronunciation
full name, address, and phone number
School age 6-11 years
-Gross Motor ✔️Ans - develops muscles mass
gender differences in motor skills
,School age 6-11 years
-Fine Motor ✔️Ans - writes
throw and catch
learn to play an instrument
School age 6-11 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -more outgoing
-fearlessness = risk for injury
-sexual curiosity
-can see tasks through to end
-sibling rivalry
-peers more important than family
-privacy
-more emotional expressions
School age 6-11 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Has collections
-Breaks things down and reassembles
-Understand other's perspective
-Understand time and space/ dimensions
-starts school
School age 6-11 years
-Language ✔️Ans - -uses proper parts in speech
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -Heightened emotions
-Increased worries
-Lack of self-confidence
-Sex is high priority, girls set limits on interactions
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -Rebellious, argumentative
-Egocentric
-Privacy!
-Dishonest
-Responsibility
-Curfews
, -Friends
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Maturation of CNS = logical thoughts
-School Attendance aids in development
-Moral reasoning/spiritual awareness
Adolescence 11-19 years
-Communication ✔️Ans - -Slang
-Uses to allow thoughts/beliefs to be known
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Major milestones ✔️Ans - -Choosing and establishing home, family
-Develop maturity
-fulfill sexual needs
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Motor ✔️Ans - -Peak physical condition reached and will begin to
decline at end of this period
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -sexuality established
-experience and share love
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Psychosocial ✔️Ans - -sense of identity
- shares innermost thoughts
-career and work roles understood
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Cognitive ✔️Ans - -Not egocentric
-solve problems
-goes to college
Early Adulthood 20-40 years
-Health concerns ✔️Ans - -Physicals
Middle Age Mid-40s - 60s
-Sexual ✔️Ans - -loss of reproductive capacity
