Chapter 11.1 Review Physical Development of Toddlers

Fine-motor movements that are smooth and rather effortless.

• small muscle development

• dexterity

• muscle development

• large- muscle development

Ability to coordinate sight with movement of the hands.

• large-muscle development

• small-muscle development

• dexterity

• eye-hand coordination

Development of the trunk and arm and leg muscles

• large-muscle development

• small-muscle development

• eye-hand coordination

• dexterity

Lengthening and thickening of muscles.

• large-muscle development

• small-muscle development

• muscle development

• dexterity

Development of muscles, especially those in the hands and fingers.

• dexterity

• large-muscle devleopment

• small-muscle development

• muscle development

Synaptic density is at the adult level during the toddler stage.

• True

• False

Height is almost altogether determined by heredity.

• True

• False

Compared with an adult's head, a toddler's head makes up a lesser percentage of their total height.

• True

• False

Toddler's bones are both ossifying and fusing.

• True

• False

A muscular person has more muscle cells than a less muscular person.

• True

• False