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WorksheetsCD Final Exam Review
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Jack has a 2 year graduate degree and helps children who have large and small motor impairments or challenges. What child development related career is this?
Child care consultant
Genetic counselor
Physical therapist
Teacher
Which is an example of work in the field of child development that requires only a 4 year bachelor's degree?
Becoming a nurse aid and working in a children's ward
Being a cook for a large childrens camp
Being a dental hygienist who teaches children how to brush their teeth
Teaching children in elementary school
Stephanie wants to work in the field of child development and become a child psychiatrist. This degree requires a/an:
Bachelor's degree
Graduate/Master’s degree and above
Associates degree
Technical training certificate
Which is an example of entry-level work in the field of child development?
Becoming a child psychologist to enjoy helping children with problems
Cleaning children’s teeth and teaching them good dental hygiene
Specializing in helping children with their unique dietary needs
Working as a nanny in Mrs. Jones home caring for her two children
Daniel has a medical degree from a well respected university and works with patients from infancy through age eighteen. Which child development-related career is this?
Pediatrician
Play therapist
Special education teacher
Teacher assistant
Which type of degree will allow you to join the workforce sooner:
Graduate Diploma
High School Diploma
Associate degree
Bachelor’s degree
A career as a Pediatrician (childrens doctor) requires what type of degree?
Associates
Bachelors
Masters
Doctorate: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Which organization does FCCLA represent?
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America
Future Careers and Community Leaders of America
Families Caring for Communities and Leaders of America
Future Consumers and Career Leaders of America
What is the mission of FCCLA?
To provide leadership training in sports and athletics
To promote personal growth and leadership development to develop real world skills, become college- and career-ready, and make a difference in families, careers, and communities
To focus on environmental activism and sustainability
To teach entrepreneurship and business strategies
Maya learns how to manage her time, communicate effectively, and solve problems in her daily life. What type of skills is Maya developing?
Real life skills required to play virtual video games
Real life skills that help students perform well in standardized tests
Real life skills that help people navigate the world and deal with everyday challenges
Real life skills learned only in college that help people succeed in a career
Examples of durable employability skills in the field of child development careers include:
Time, Money, Friends
Connections in the industry
Critical Thinking, Collaboration/Teamwork, Communication
Pride, Joy, Happiness
Jamie faced unexpected challenges at work but adjusted their approach based on team feedback and found new solutions. What does this behavior demonstrate?
Relying solely on personal opinion
Adaptability by accepting feedback and learning from setbacks
Ignoring criticism to maintain confidence
Sticking to a rigid plan regardless of circumstances
Cheyenne learned many valuable skills in her CTE classes that she can take with her once she graduates. She found out that there were local companies that would help train her based on what she learned in high school. What type of work-based learning is this?
Summer job
Apprenticeship
Internship
Jobshadowing
Sarah’s Early Childhood Education I class required her to go into childcare centers during her class time to assist the teachers and learn what it is like to work in a childcare setting. What type of work-based learning is this?
Internship
Job Shadow
Pre-Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship
The developing baby is called a(n) (a) during weeks 3-8 of pregnancy.
During which stage of the pregnancy does morning sickness occur and does the mother have little weight gain, only 2-4 pounds?
First trimester
Second trimester
Third Trimester
Second Semester
During which week of pregnancy can the fetal heartbeat first be heard by an ultrasound?
12-14 weeks
18-19 weeks
20-22 weeks
30-31 weeks
Which foods should pregnant women avoid?
Cold cuts, raw seafood, soft cheeses
Chocolate
Whole grains, low mercury fish, healthy fats
Fruits, whole grains, dairy, vegetables
Kelly had high blood pressure during pregnancy. This could be caused by
Preterm labor
Trimester
Placenta previa
Preeclampsia
All pregnant women should be tested for this potential complication during pregnancy between 24-28 weeks, to check her glucose levels in her blood.
Preeclampsia
Fetal monitor
Infection
Gestational diabetes
Tobacco use during pregnancy is linked to:
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
A healthy pregnancy
Low birth weight and prematurity
Heart disease and gestational diabetes
Prematurity and infant death can be related to:
A mother having an STD/STI
A mother taking illegal drugs during pregnancy
A mother getting adequate prenatal care
A mother meeting with a genetic counselor
Slow physical growth, facial abnormalities, and brain injury are all ways the fetus is influenced by:
Tay Sachs Disease
Inheriting an extra chromosome
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Inherited diseases
When does a baby have sickle cell anemia?
When he/she is born with 21 chromosomes
When he/she receives a defective dominant gene from the mother
When he/she receives a defective recessive genes from both parents
When his/her brain is injured before or during birth
(a) is caused by inheriting an extra copy of chromosome 21:
Some advantages of a home birth are
If there is an emergency you have an obstetrician to deliver the baby at home
A midwife and a doula can assist in an emergency delivery
More comfortable atmosphere and more friends/family allowed at the birth
You can schedule a c-section at your house.
Some advantages of a birthing center are:
Birthing centers can provide pain medicine like an epidural
A mother is able to move around during labor and is in a more home-like atmosphere with a midwife to deliver the baby
An obstetrician can deliver the baby at a birthing center
Birthing centers have a midwife to perform a c-section in case of an emergency.
A woman’s water breaking or amniotic sac rupturing could mean:
The baby is in distress
The mother is in labor
The placenta should be delivered
The second stage of labor has started
Active labor can be described as:
Baby is delivered
Placenta is delivered
Contractions coming closer together and full dilation of 10 cm.
Effacement
The APGAR test is done:
Before birth
At one minute and then again at 5 minutes after birth
During a prenatal check up
At home
Kelly’s baby was facing feet first. The doctor tried to turn the baby into a head down position for delivery but the baby wouldn’t move. Kelly’s baby will probably be delivered:
By a midwife in a birthing center
By a midwife in a water birth
By an obstetrician performing a Cesarean Section (c-section)
Feet first
Kya’s financial worries about paying for childcare is an example of which postpartum need?
Prenatal Care
Internal Care
Mental Care
External Care
Emily’s doctor said she could return to work and her regular activities at her 8 week postpartum check up. A doctor’s visit is an example of:
External Care
Prenatal Care
Internal Care
Mental Care
Daniela was diagnosed with postpartum depression and needed medication and therapy. This is an example of which postpartum need?
Internal Care
External Care
Prenatal Care
Mental Care
Ray began lifting his head around two months old and would follow his mom across the room. Then, Ray was able to push himself up on his arms to look at his toy. Then, he was able to push himself back on to his knees to interact with his dog. This is an example of which process?
Proximodistal
Cephalocaudal
Fine Motor Skills
SIDS
Three-month-old Taylor can grasp objects that are handed to them and make fists, but they lack the ability to point at objects or even reach for objects on their own. This is because Taylor is still working on which process?
Proximodistal
Cephalocaudal
Gross Motor Skills
SIDS
Which of the following constitutes a safe sleeping environment for an infant:
A firm fitting mattress in a safety approved crib along with a positioner wedge to help with reflux, and no stuffed animals
A firm mattress in a safety approved portable crib with one blanket and a small pillow
A soft sleep surface, such as an adult bed
A firm and flat mattress in a safety approved crib, free of loose bedding, and stuffed toys
Babies typically say their first words around:
3-6 months
6-8 months
10-12 months
18-24 months
Which of the following best describes Braxton Hicks contractions?
Strong, regular contractions signaling labor
Painful contractions requiring immediate hospital visit
Irregular, mild contractions that prepare the uterus for labor
Contractions that only occur after delivery
What is the purpose of a glucose screening during pregnancy?
To check the baby’s heart rate
To test the mother for gestational diabetes
To assess fetal lung maturity
To determine the baby’s genetic traits
A Doppler ultrasound is primarily used to:
Measure the baby’s length
Listen to the fetal heartbeat
Determine the baby’s gender
Check the placenta’s position
Genetic counseling is typically offered to:
All pregnant women automatically
Individuals or couples at risk for inherited conditions
Only after the baby is born
People with no family medical history
Listeriosis in pregnancy is caused by:
A virus transmitted sexually
High blood sugar levels
A bacterial infection from contaminated food
Genetic abnormalities
Gestational diabetes is:
Diabetes a woman has before pregnancy
Diabetes that develops during pregnancy
Diabetes in the newborn
A type of diabetes unrelated to pregnancy
An epidural is:
A surgical procedure to deliver the baby
A type of prenatal vitamin
A pain relief method involving medication injected near the spinal cord
A type of fetal monitoring
Which statement best describes the difference between FMLA and maternity leave in North Carolina?
FMLA provides 12 weeks of paid leave, while North Carolina offers 8 weeks of unpaid leave for all employee
FMLA and North Carolina both provide 12 weeks of paid leave for eligible employees.
FMLA offers up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave for eligible employees nationwide, while North Carolina provides 8 weeks of paid parental leave only to eligible state employees
FMLA is a state law applicable only in North Carolina, providing 12 weeks of paid leave.
