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WorksheetsExam Review 1-50
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
After experiencing trauma, four-year-old Darius sees a professional to help him learn how to express his feelings. This professional does this while engaging Darius with trucks and cars while talking with him. What type of profession is this?
occupational therapist
physical therapist
school counselor
play therapist
Antonio's doctor only sees patients ages newborn to eight. What type of doctor is this?
obstetrician/gynecologist
labor and delivery nurse
family practitioner
pediatrician
Jordan teaches three-year-olds at ABC Early Learning Center. What career is this?
school counselor
birth–kindergarten educator
child development researcher
family and consumer sciences educator
Seth works with children who need help pronouncing sounds correctly. What career is this?
coach
social worker
child life specialist
speech-language pathologist
Brent has a bachelor's degree and helps children cope with medical procedures in the hospital. What career is this?
doula
child life specialist
early interventionist
obstetrician/gynecologist
Mattie is interested in becoming a Child Life Specialist. She is curious about what the job entails day-to-day. An excellent way for Mattie to learn about what a Child Life Specialist does is to:
job shadow.
speak to her doctor.
request an interview.
search for available jobs online.
Ramona's career development coordinator set up a work-based learning opportunity for her. She went to a local childcare center during her first block class every day and earned class credit for helping out. Which type of work-based learning opportunity is this?
internship
credentialing
job shadowing
apprenticeship
Darcy is able to clearly express positive feedback to her coworker. What durable employability skill is she using?
adaptability
communication
critical thinking
learner's mindset
Mrs. Sanchez has a document that shows her personal information, education, work history as a lead teacher in an early childhood classroom, and the skills she has acquired at her last job. What document is this?
résumé
application
cover letter
letter of recommendation
Sara would like to follow a doula around for the day to observe a doula's daily job requirements. What type of work-based learning opportunity is this?
internship
job shadowing
apprenticeship
school-based enterprise
What is an advantage of bottle-feeding?
It is a bonding experience for the person feeding the baby.
It is individualized to the baby's needs.
Only the mother can feed the baby.
The cost is free to the mother.
A mother who is not responding emotionally to her two-week old baby when the baby cries and has thoughts about harming the baby may be suffering from:
postpartum.
postpartum blues.
postpartum psychosis.
postpartum depression.
Which prenatal test is performed to assess a woman's blood sugar levels?
ultrasound
group B strep
glucose screening
prenatal cell-free DNA
The doctor performed an episiotomy to allow the baby's shoulder to pass through. Which stage of labor is this?
pre-labor
first stage
second stage
third stage
Which is an example of a hereditary influence during prenatal development?
use of psychoactive substances
infectious disease
sickle cell anemia
cerebral palsy
When a baby is positioned either feet-first or bottom-first in the uterus it is defined as:
dilate.
breech.
episiotomy.
Braxton Hicks.
During which trimester is the baby approximately 14–15 inches long and weighs between 2–3 pounds?
first trimester
second trimester
third trimester
fourth trimester
Which procedure uses high energy sound waves to see the developing baby?
glucose screening
STD testing
ultrasound
x-ray
During pregnancy, the baby is encompassed in a fluid-filled pouch inside a woman’s uterus. This pouch is referred to as the:
fallopian tube.
amniotic sac.
uterus.
cervix.
Which is an example of a pregnant woman putting her unborn child at risk of complications or having a birth defect?
Grace tried to eat healthy during pregnancy.
Yamilete continued to vape during pregnancy.
Alyssa regularly exercised during her pregnancy.
Emilia slept more than usual during her pregnancy.
Which is an example of internal care that a mother needs after delivery?
baby needs care
a support system
practical home care
checkups with doctor
During which complication of pregnancy would a woman experience high blood pressure, which reduces the blood supply to the fetus?
pregnancy loss
placenta previa
preterm labor
preeclampsia
The cervix becomes thinner, changing from its usual thickness to become thin as paper during labor. This thinning is called:
contractions.
dilation.
effacement.
lightening.
Which is an example of a pregnant woman getting the appropriate amount of rest and sleep?
Anna takes three two-hour naps each day.
Bethany sleeps six hours maximum each night.
Carolynn goes to bed at eleven o'clock and gets up at seven.
Donetta stays up all night when she needs to meet deadlines.
For which type of postpartum mood disorder would one need to seek help immediately, from someone they trust or a medical professional?
postpartum
postpartum blues
postpartum psychosis
postpartum depression
Which personnel is a trained companion who provides guidance and support during labor?
doula
certified nurse midwife
labor and delivery nurse
obstetrician/gynecologist
When will a baby genetically be male?
When an ovum unites with a sperm carrying a Y chromosome.
When an ovum unites with a sperm carrying an X chromosome.
When an ovum unites with a sperm and then divides into two zygotes.
When two sperm unite with two ovum at the same time and make two zygotes.
After delivering her baby, Yara’s nurse massaged her abdomen until the placenta was delivered. What stage of delivery is this?
pre-labor
first stage
second stage
third stage
During which trimester of pregnancy does lightening occur and relief is felt by the mother?
conception
first trimester
second trimester
third trimester
What commonly includes mood swings, crying spells, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, typically begins within the first two to three days after delivery, and may last for up to two weeks?
postpartum psychosis
postpartum blues
postpartum
depression
A pregnant mother has several options as to where she would like to deliver her baby. She can deliver in a hospital, at home, or at a:
school
nursery
birthing center
physician’s office.
Rachel’s contractions are every 15 to 20 minutes. What stage of delivery is she in?
pre-labor
first stage
second stage
third stage
Which is a medical procedure that would help a family who are experiencing infertility?
adoption
amniocentesis
genetic counseling
in vitro fertilization
Which is an example of a pregnant woman participating in an appropriate exercise?
playing soccer
horseback riding
swimming in a pool
playing flag football
Which foods contain folate/folic acid?
oatmeal, meat, bananas
beans, eggs, watermelon
citrus fruits, eggs, green beans
berries, nuts, leafy green vegetables
Breonna is following along with her baby’s prenatal growth. During which trimester will her baby’s organs begin forming?
conception
first trimester
second trimester
third trimester
What prenatal test checks on the fetus’s heart rate, size, position, proper implantation, and gender?
prenatal cell-free DNA
glucose screening
group B strep
ultrasound
What is an example of external care that a postpartum mother needs after delivery?
social support
emotional support
practical home care
breastfeeding support
What is the purpose of the APGAR test?
to see if the newborn has any birth defects
to check the physical health of the newborn
to check the cognitive health of the newborn
to see if the newborn was injured during birth
Fatima's doctor did an episiotomy to widen the birth canal opening for delivery. What stage of delivery is this?
pre-labor
first stage
second stage
third stage
Bethany does not keep a consistent bedtime routine for her son. Which behavior is she likely to see each night?
Her son is reluctant to go to bed.
Her son goes to sleep on his own.
Her son likes to sleep without any music or night lights.
Her son is more likely to fall asleep without getting out of bed.
Before an infant can crawl, he first learns to lift his head. What is the name of this development?
developmental milestone
fine motor skills
cephalocaudal
proximodistal
Which is an example of a gross motor skill for a toddler?
runs up the stairs
jumps on one foot
stands on one foot
holds their chest up with arm support
A family has recently had to move due to a house fire. Before the fire, the parents were planning to toilet train their two-year-old daughter. What advice would a healthcare professional give them?
make the child use the adult toilet
ask the child if she is ready to start toilet training
start toilet training the child even though the family has just been relocated
wait to toilet train the child because of the major changes the family is experiencing
Which demonstrates the typical pattern of infant physical development?
length triples
weight triples
length doubles
weight doubles
Why is play important for the physical development of a preschooler?
Play helps increase attention-focusing skills.
Play helps promote gross and fine motor development.
Play helps children learn to communicate with each other.
Play occupies a preschooler so a parent doesn't have to entertain them.
Which illustrates the developmental ability of a toddler?
Akira does not like to brush her teeth, but her mother helps with a hard-bristle tooth brush.
Olivia can brush her teeth alone with no help or reminders.
Destiny needs her mother to help her brush her teeth.
Callie brushes her teeth without supervision.
Which is a way to prevent children from falling and getting a broken limb?
Keep children away from water.
Use gates in front of all stairways.
Keep medications and cleaning supplies locked away.
Remove stuffed animals from the crib during naptime.
Which statement illustrates the correct way to handle a baby?
An infant's back and head should be supported at all times.
An infant should be held only on one's shoulder.
An infant's legs should be able to move freely.
An infant should be held only in one's lap.
What is a common sign of toilet training readiness in a toddler?
The child keeps a dry diaper for 2 hours or more.
The child wakes up from a nap with a full diaper.
The child can walk to the bathroom.
The child is three years old.
