Exam Preview for 1771: Newborn Series: Physical, Social, and Neurol

Newborn Series: Physical, Social, and Neurological Development

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1. All of the following statements are correct, except: Infants develop from the head down At birth, most activities center around feeding An infant can see as well as an adult Hearing the mother’s voice is a familiar sound
2. The ulnar-palmer technique refers to the infant’s: Ability to pick up objects with only fingers and palms Using fingers and thumb to pick up objects Putting everything they pick up into their mouth Rolling to get across the room
3. At what age does the infant begin to laugh and squeal during interactions? 2 months 6 months 9 months 2 years
4. Which milestone is considered normal for a 1-year-old? Holds out hands to wash them Forms sentences Wants to join in group play Waves bye-bye
5. Which of the following are ways that parents can improve neurological development in their toddler? Feed them nutritious “brain” foods Read them bedtime stories Play games (including getting down on the floor with them) All of the above