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ECE semester 1 final review

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is NOT an example of a birth defect?

a)

cleft palate

b)

muscular dystrophy

c)

amniocentesis

d)

cerebral palsy

2.

What is true concerning the placenta?

a)

It allows the egg to travel from the ovary to the uterus.

b)

It is expelled when a woman menstruates.

c)

It determines the baby's genetic traits.

d)

It connects the developing baby to the uterus.

3.

What happens if an ovum reaches the uterus WITHOUT being fertilized?

a)

Menstruation occurs.

b)

A stillborn occurs.

c)

The woman becomes pregnant.

d)

The egg implants in the uterine wall.

4.

How would you explain the purpose of the umbilical cord?

a)

It carries nourishment to the developing baby.

b)

It carries oxygen to the developing baby.

c)

It carries waste products away from the baby.

d)

All of the above.

5.

Which of these items can be an environmental cause of birth defects?

a)

mother's exposure to high radiation

b)

tobacco use by the mother

c)

alchohol use by the mother

d)

all of the above

6.

If you want to get more protein in your diet, what foods would be most helpful?

a)

broccoli

b)

walnuts

c)

apricots

d)

pasta

7.

What is true concerning anemia?

a)

It can make people feel tired.

b)

It can cause shortness of breath.

c)

People with anemia often feel cold.

d)

all of the above

8.

In which of these situations should a pregnant woman immediately call the doctor?

a)

muscle cramps in the leg

b)

vaginal bleeding

c)

heartburn

d)

sleepiness

9.

Which of these foods would be best for a pregnant woman to eat if she wanted to avoid bone loss?

a)

eggs

b)

cheese

c)

nuts

d)

olive oil

10.

Which of these minerals is most important for the fetus to develop a healthy blood supply?

a)

calcium

b)

phosphorus

c)

iron

d)

magnesium

11.

Which of these characteristics should a safe crib have?

a)

The slats are no more than 2 3/8 inches apart.

b)

The paint does not contain lead.

c)

The mattress is firm and fits the crib exactly.

d)

all of the above

12.

Which of these is an advantage to bottle-feeding rather then breast feeding?

a)

It reduces the mother's chances of later having breast or ovarian cancer.

b)

It makes it easier for the father to be involved in feeding.

c)

It causes fewer digestive upsets.

d)

It reduces the baby's risk of allergies.

13.

What is true concerning breast milk?

a)

Babies on breast milk need feeding less often than those on bottles.

b)

Breast milk is a better source of nutrition than formula.

c)

Babies on breast milk have more digestive upsets than those on bottles.

d)

all of the above

14.

Which of these health care professionals is not a doctor, but is trained to assist woman in childbirth?

a)

pediatrician

b)

obstetrician

c)

midwife

d)

surrogate mother

15.

What problem frequently occurs in babies who are born prematurely?

a)

They may not be able to properly suck.

b)

They may have breathing difficulties.

c)

They may not be able to control their body tempuratures.

d)

all of the above

16.

What is an example of a developmental milestone?

a)

being in a quiet room

b)

having green eyes

c)

learning to wave hello

d)

inheriting diabetes from a parent

17.

Which of the following is an important way that parents can guard a child's health?

a)

make certain the child gets regular medical checkups

b)

provide good nutrition

c)

provide a safe enviornment

d)

all the above

18.

Which of the following requires the greatest degree of fine motor control?

a)

grasping a crayon

b)

knocking a cup on the floor with an arm

c)

running

d)

kicking a toy on the floor

19.

What is true concerning childhood immunizations?

a)

It's up to the parents to keep records of the child's immunications.

b)

While few states require childhood immunizations, parents should still see that their child receive them.

c)

Children often become ill following an immunization.

d)

Children typically get their first immunizations when they start kindergarten.

20.

If you laugh while telling a child he was bad for throwing his cup on the floor, what are you doing?

a)

You are providing positive reinforcement

b)

You are providing negative reinforcement

c)

You are sending an unclear message

d)

You are encouraging emotional development

21.

Why do babies play?

a)

to learn to interact with others

b)

to strengthen their motor skills

c)

because it's fun!

d)

all the above

22.

Which of these is not 1 of the 4 abilities babies develop during the first year that shows their growing intellect?

a)

remembering experiences

b)

understanding cause and effect

c)

making associations

d)

developing abstract thinking

23.

Which of these is NOT a way to encourage learning?

a)

give the child time/attention

b)

learn child development theories

c)

read to the child

d)

have the child watch educational videos

24.

Babies put objects in their mouths because it's a way that they learn about the world.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Holding a baby close to your body can aid in emotional development.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Being consistent in your treatment of a baby gives the baby a sense of security.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

What can lead to failure to thrive?

a)

neglect

b)

lack of physical contact with others

c)

physical abuse

d)

all the above

28.

Why are 2-year olds less likely to have temper tantrums than 18-month olds?

a)

2 year olds are more self-centered

b)

2 year olds can engage in cooperative play

c)

2 year olds are better able to communicate

d)

2 year olds have fewer phobias

29.

Which statement is true concerning anger?

a)

When a 2-year-old exhibits anger, it's a sign of poor socialization

b)

Children typically begin to express anger at about age 3

c)

It's best to let a 3-year-old express anger by screaming and kicking

d)

A parent should teach a child to express anger through words

30.

What is a reason toddlers develop negativism?

a)

They have learned to see the world from other people's points of view.

b)

They are learning to engage in cooperative play.

c)

They want to be dependent on their parents.

d)

They are beginning to see themselves as separate people.

31.

Which statement describes a common difference between 1-year-olds and 3-year-olds?

a)

1-year-olds typically exhibit empathy, but 3-year-olds do not.

b)

1-year-olds dislike sharing toys, but 3-year-olds are learning to share.

c)

1-year-olds prefer to play with others, but 3-year-olds prefer independent play.

d)

1-year-olds find it easy to make friends, but 3-year-olds have a more difficult time because of shyness.

32.

A shaky relationship is strengthened by having a child.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Family planning means parenthood is by choice rather than by chance

a)

True

b)

False