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Worksheetsgrowth and development
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 24mins
When are the fat levels in mother's milk highest?
When the milk ejection reflex is strong
During the night
When maternal diet is high in fat
When the breast is relatively empty
Which component of breast milk varies most with maternal diet?
Lactose
Immunoglobulins
Vitamins
Protein
Which set lists the primary macronutrients provided by mature breast milk for infant growth?
Proteins, fats, carbohydrates
Minerals, vitamins, water
Antibodies, enzymes, hormones
Lactose, casein, immunoglobulins
What best describes colostrum, the first milk produced after birth?
Thin, clear liquid low in antibodies
Thick, yellowish fluid rich in immune factors
Watery milk high in lactose and fat
White, creamy milk lacking white blood cells
Which recommendation aligns with international guidance on infant feeding in the first months of life?
Exclusive breastfeeding for six months
Exclusive formula feeding for six months
Breastfeeding and solids from two months
Breastfeeding only when the baby cries
Which hormone initiates milk production?
Oxytocin
Estrogen
Prolactin
Progesterone
Which of the following inhibits prolactin secretion?
Oxytocin
Dopamine
GnRH
TRH
Which one of the following vaccines is contradicted in breastfeeding?
Smallpox
Influenza
Hepatitis B
Covid-19
Which of these antibiotics for prolonged used better to be avoided in lactating mothers?
Doxycycline
Penicillin
Cefazolin
Gentamicin
What will you apply to minimize potential risk to nursing Infants from maternal medications?
Medications that are safe in pregnancy are always safe in breastfeeding mothers.
Choose medications with a longer half-life and lower protein-binding ability.
Choose medications with the poorest oral absorption.
Which medication property is associated with more excretion in the milk?
Low protein binding capacity
Low molecular weight
High lipid solubility
What is a Balanced diet?
(a)
What is healthy diet?
A diet that maintains overall health
A diet with only fruits
That has all the nutrients needed
A diet with only
meat
Teenage pregnancy can be prevented among girls' by
Responsible sexual behaviour.
Use of contraceptives and pregnancy tests.
Indulging in unprotected sex with your partner with the notion that pregnancy can only occur at a certain time in calculating the mensural calendar.
Sex education and counselling in schools and at home.
All of the above.
Some common signs of pregnancy that adolescent girls should look out for after having unprotected casual sexual intercourse with an intimate partner are ..........................
Nausea
Vomiting
Swollen stomach
Breast tenderness
None of the above
In developing countries, challenges associated with girls' puberty, sexuality, and reproductive health are most often linked to the following ..........................
Innovations and best practices at managing sexuality and reproductive health such as maintaining good hygiene and use of contraceptives.
Dependence on peers and close relations for guidance whose information might not be accurate.
Cultural perceptions and traditional beliefs that trigger off false information.
Inadequate information on how to manage sexuality and reproductive health development.
Lack of sex and reproductive health education in schools.
What is a significant risk factor for teenagers' mental health mentioned in the text?
Insufficient sleep
Social media
Lack of physical activity
Poor diet
What institution has been at the forefront of exploring young minds for nearly a century?
The Global Health Institute
Oxford Mental Health Clinic
Harvard University
The Tav and Portman
What is a common behavior among teenagers struggling with mental health according to the text?
Sleeping less
Self-harm
Excessive studying
Overeating
Communicating effectively comes under which dimension of health
Social
Physical
Emotional
Mental
The 5 dimensions of health include
Physical, emotional, social, practical, intelligence
Be aware, keep learning, be active, help others, ways to connect
Think, Feel, Say, Do
Physical, Social, Emotional, Mental, Spiritual
Which of the following is not a physical change which occurs during adolescence
getting taller
growing hair
produce more sweat
memory function
What usually grows first in a teen?
head and shoulders
hands and feet
length of legs
length of arms
Between the ages of 11 and 14 girls generally grow how many inches?
2
3
5
7
Period between childhood and adulthoo
citizenship
peers
adolescence
hormones
How can positive self-esteem impact an adolescent's life?
Positive self-esteem leads to increased anxiety and stress.
Low self-esteem improves relationships with peers.
Positive self-esteem enhances an adolescent's mental health, academic success, relationships, and resilience.
High self-esteem causes poor academic performance.
Development is changes in the quality along with quantitative aspect
Agree
Disagree
Not Sure
Do not know at all
holds spoon and cup
2
4
6
9
12
says first word
2
4
6
9
12
stand up with support
2
4
6
9
12
crawl
2
4
6
9
12
A task that arises at or about a certain period in the life of the individual, successful achievement of which leads to his happiness and success with later tasks ,while failure leads to unhappiness in the individual, disapproval by the society and difficulty with later task
Development
Growth
Developmental Delay
Developmental Task
The term Developmental task was put forward by
W H Havinghurst
H R Havinghust
R H Havinghurst
H W Havinghurst
Adolescence is a period of stress and strain, storm and strife-Definition by
Havinghurst
Stanley Hall
crow and crow
Hurlock
Which is not included in postnatal stage
adulthood
adolescence
embryonic
childhood
Prenatal stage include
Germination
childhood
adolescence
adulthood
Which is not an element of development
Maturation
Learning
Experience
Intelligence
Disappearance of old features and acquisition of new one is an example for
developmental delay
development
growth
schema
Which is included in Principles of Developmental Direction
Developmental task
Proximo distal
developmental delay
continuty
Cephalo caudal means
From the past to the future
From birth to death
From the head to the toes
From the centre of the body to the extremities
Growth and development happen in sequenced steps called _____.
delay
acceleration
stages
observation
Principles of growth and development are universal, which means ___.
they never change
some kids develop faster than others
some kids develop slower than others
they apply to everyone, everywhere
