Which milestone would the nurse expect from a 3-month-old child during a well-child office visit? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct.
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The question is asking about the developmental milestones expected from a 3-month-old child during a well-child office visit. It includes options that may or may not be correct for assessing the child's developmental progress.
Answer
Follows an object in front of the face, tries to hold a bottle during feeding.
Milestones expected from a 3-month-old child include: follows an object in front of the face, tries to hold a bottle during feeding.
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Milestones expected from a 3-month-old child include: follows an object in front of the face, tries to hold a bottle during feeding.
More Information
At 3 months, infants typically demonstrate improved visual tracking and start showing interest in reaching and holding objects.
Tips
Common mistakes include assuming all infants will achieve milestones at the same time or selecting milestones typical of older infants.
Sources
- TABLE 3: Developmental Milestones - depts.washington.edu
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