Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is growth?
What is growth?
- An increase in physical size of the whole body or any of its parts (correct)
- A decrease in physical size of the whole body
- A qualitative change in the child's functioning
- A decrease in skill and capacity of function
How can growth be measured?
How can growth be measured?
- By measuring vital signs like pulse, respiration, and blood pressure
- Accurately in kilograms, pounds, meters, inches, etc. (correct)
- Through observation only
- Through qualitative changes in functioning
Which of the following is an example of physiological growth?
Which of the following is an example of physiological growth?
- Pulse and respiration (correct)
- Posture and walking
- Reasoning and mental thinking
- Weight and height
What is an example of physical growth?
What is an example of physical growth?
What is a characteristic of growth and development according to the text?
What is a characteristic of growth and development according to the text?
What is the pattern of growth that proceeds from head down to toes called?
What is the pattern of growth that proceeds from head down to toes called?
During which stage of growth does the head grow faster than the other organs?
During which stage of growth does the head grow faster than the other organs?
What factor affects growth and development related to the fetus?
What factor affects growth and development related to the fetus?
Which factor is related to the mother and affects growth and development?
Which factor is related to the mother and affects growth and development?
What trend of growth proceeds from the center of the body to the periphery?
What trend of growth proceeds from the center of the body to the periphery?
What is the impact of reduced blood flow through the placenta and umbilical cord on the baby?
What is the impact of reduced blood flow through the placenta and umbilical cord on the baby?
During which period does the prenatal period occur?
During which period does the prenatal period occur?
What is the developmental stage from 1 to 3 years of age called?
What is the developmental stage from 1 to 3 years of age called?
How does malnutrition affect a child's growth and development?
How does malnutrition affect a child's growth and development?
What is the impact of prolonged malposition on the baby's body?
What is the impact of prolonged malposition on the baby's body?
Motor development refers to a progressive decrease in skill and capacity of function.
Motor development refers to a progressive decrease in skill and capacity of function.
Gross motor behaviors include the use of hands and fingers such as grasping, buttoning, and zipping.
Gross motor behaviors include the use of hands and fingers such as grasping, buttoning, and zipping.
Fine motor behaviors include skills like sitting, creeping, and walking.
Fine motor behaviors include skills like sitting, creeping, and walking.
The text mentions that motor development can be measured accurately through observation.
The text mentions that motor development can be measured accurately through observation.
Motor development causes a quantitative change in the child's functioning.
Motor development causes a quantitative change in the child's functioning.
Cognitive development refers to the increase in physical size of the body or its parts.
Cognitive development refers to the increase in physical size of the body or its parts.
Cognitive development causes a qualitative change in the child's functioning.
Cognitive development causes a qualitative change in the child's functioning.
Cognitive development can be measured accurately in kilograms, pounds, meters, inches, etc.
Cognitive development can be measured accurately in kilograms, pounds, meters, inches, etc.
Gross motor behaviors are examples of cognitive development.
Gross motor behaviors are examples of cognitive development.
Language development is an example of cognitive development.
Language development is an example of cognitive development.
Each stage of growth and development is independent and not affected by those preceding types of development.
Each stage of growth and development is independent and not affected by those preceding types of development.
During the prenatal stage, the head grows at the same rate as the other organs.
During the prenatal stage, the head grows at the same rate as the other organs.
Infants achieve mastery of their extremities before mastering head control.
Infants achieve mastery of their extremities before mastering head control.
The trend of growth that proceeds from the center or midline of the body to the periphery is called cephalocaudal.
The trend of growth that proceeds from the center or midline of the body to the periphery is called cephalocaudal.
Babies learn to grasp objects with their fingers before they can roll over.
Babies learn to grasp objects with their fingers before they can roll over.
Prolonged malposition can lead to skeletal deformities due to pressure on specific areas of the baby's body.
Prolonged malposition can lead to skeletal deformities due to pressure on specific areas of the baby's body.
School is often assumed to have a negative effect on children's behavioral development.
School is often assumed to have a negative effect on children's behavioral development.
The neonatal stage lasts from birth to 8 weeks of age.
The neonatal stage lasts from birth to 8 weeks of age.
The fetal stage starts from 12 weeks to birth.
The fetal stage starts from 12 weeks to birth.
Mass media, including television, books, and movies, generally has a negative effect on children's behavioral development.
Mass media, including television, books, and movies, generally has a negative effect on children's behavioral development.
What impact can prolonged malposition during fetal development have on the baby's body?
What impact can prolonged malposition during fetal development have on the baby's body?
How does fetal malposition affect the growth and development of the baby?
How does fetal malposition affect the growth and development of the baby?
What is the impact of reduced blood flow through the placenta and umbilical cord on the baby's growth and development?
What is the impact of reduced blood flow through the placenta and umbilical cord on the baby's growth and development?
Match the factor related to the mother with its impact on the growth and development of the baby:
Match the factor related to the mother with its impact on the growth and development of the baby:
Match the factor related to the mother with its effect on the prenatal period:
Match the factor related to the mother with its effect on the prenatal period:
Match the maternal factor with its potential impact on the fetus:
Match the maternal factor with its potential impact on the fetus:
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying
