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At which stage of development does an infant typically exhibit balance?
At which stage of development does an infant typically exhibit balance?
- 40 weeks
- 4 weeks
- 28 weeks
- 16 weeks (correct)
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 12 months?
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 12 months?
- Standing and cruising (correct)
- Grasping and manipulating objects
- Creeping and crawling
- Sitting and poking
At which stage of development does an infant typically achieve bladder and bowel control?
At which stage of development does an infant typically achieve bladder and bowel control?
- 18 months
- 2 years (correct)
- 3 years
- 12 months
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 4 years?
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 4 years?
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 5 years?
What is the typical milestone achieved by an infant at 5 years?
At which stage of development do infants typically exhibit ocular control?
At which stage of development do infants typically exhibit ocular control?
What skill is typically developed after mastering trunk control?
What skill is typically developed after mastering trunk control?
At which stage of development do infants typically use words and phrases?
At which stage of development do infants typically use words and phrases?
What is the typical outcome of mastering sphincter control?
What is the typical outcome of mastering sphincter control?
What is the typical skill developed after mastering the ability to stand and cruise?
What is the typical skill developed after mastering the ability to stand and cruise?
Study Notes
Human Development Milestones
- At birth, vegetative functions are present
Sensory and Motor Development
- By 4 weeks, ocular control develops, allowing for eye movement
- At 16 weeks, head balance is achieved, enabling the infant to hold their head up
- By 28 weeks, hand development permits grasping and manipulation of objects
- At 40 weeks, trunk and finger development enables sitting, creeping, and poking
Locomotor Development
- By 12 months, leg and foot development allows for standing and cruising
Language and Communication
- At 18 months, larynx development enables the formation of words and phrases
- By 3 years, speech development progresses to sentence formation
Cognitive Development
- At 4 years, concepts of number and form are understood
Social Development
- By 5 years, social skills are developed, preparing the child for kindergarten
Human Development Milestones
- At birth, vegetative functions are present
Sensory and Motor Development
- By 4 weeks, ocular control develops, allowing for eye movement
- At 16 weeks, head balance is achieved, enabling the infant to hold their head up
- By 28 weeks, hand development permits grasping and manipulation of objects
- At 40 weeks, trunk and finger development enables sitting, creeping, and poking
Locomotor Development
- By 12 months, leg and foot development allows for standing and cruising
Language and Communication
- At 18 months, larynx development enables the formation of words and phrases
- By 3 years, speech development progresses to sentence formation
Cognitive Development
- At 4 years, concepts of number and form are understood
Social Development
- By 5 years, social skills are developed, preparing the child for kindergarten
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Description
This quiz covers the key milestones in human development, including sensory and motor development, and locomotor development. It highlights the achievements in infants from birth to 12 months.
