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WorksheetsObj 4.01- Understanding Physical Development
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the proper way to handle a baby?
An infant should be held by the neck
An infant´s back and head should be supported at all times
Hold the infant by the hands
Hold the infant by their feet
A three week old baby can sense his grandmother in the room by:
hearing
voice
touch
smell
which motor skills are involved when babies pick up food with their fingers?
motor skills
fine motor skills
spine motor skills
gross motor skills
How should a caregiver hold a bottle when feeding a baby?
45 degree angle in an upright position
In a 90 angle in an upright position
In a 45 degree in a downward position
In a 90 degree angle downward
At what temperature should the bath be for it to be appropriate for an infant to be bathed?
Don´t worry about the temperature
80 degrees, 30 minutes before the bath
75 degrees, 15 minutes before the bath
45 degrees, 10 minutes before the bath
What is false about infant physical development?
The environment does not have any influence on an infant
Parents give children a unique combination of genes
Growth is related to good eating habits and exercise
Parents should select activities that are advanced for infants
What physical development takes place within 6 months?
Head bigger than its length
teeth not broken through gums yet
short legs
poor balance
What is the right way to dress a infant
Keep a baby from being cold while dressing and undressing.
Avoid putting too many layers on a baby because babies tend to get warm easily.
Dress a baby quickly so he/she will not cry.
Use only unscented disposable diapers to treat diaper rash.
A nanny shut the door and the baby put an arm out and arched her back. what type of reflex is this ?
sucking
startle
grasp
Babinski
A parent saw that a infant was picking up and exploring the toys. What category of growth during the first year is this?
smell
Hearing
Voice
Touch
What are the two significant roles in a baby´s growth and development?
physical and emotional
hereditary and environment
physical and social
emotional and social
Sucking is:
a fine motor skill
a gross motor skill
none of the above
reflex
