WorksheetsFinal Exam Newborns Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
The official time of birth is when which of the following happens?
Baby’s head first appears at the opening of the birth canal.
Baby has cleared the mother’s body.
Baby starts breathing.
Baby cries.
Newborns learn mainly by what?
Being near parents and other caregivers.
Being exposed to many new people right away.
Playing with their toys.
Looking at mobiles hung above the bed.
Nursing mothers should understand what?
Certain foods they eat may cause reactions in the baby
Breastfeeding is impossible if they return to work
They may lose a tooth unless their diet is adequate
They need fewer calories than mothers who formula feed their babies
Changes in bones of infants include all of the following except what?
Softening of bones.
Increasing length.
Ossification
Changes in numbers.
Intellectual development consists of which of the following?
All of the above
How people express what they know through language
What people learn
How people learn
A major theorist who described children’s intellectual development is who?
Maslow
Piaget
Havighurst
Erikson
In the first stage of mental development, infants learn primarily through their what?
Own reasoning
Senses
Motor skills
Senses and motor skills
Which of the following describes how concepts change?
From simple to complex
From concrete to abstract
From inaccurate to accurate
All of the above
Babies come into the world using all of their sense organs and react to stimuli with certain reflexes.
True
False
Babies do not want to learn, but the environment pressures them to learn.
True
False
The first stage of Piaget’s cognitive development is called the accommodation stage.
False
True
Before babies are a year old, they can see a connection between what they do and what happens.
False
True
Caring very much for a blanket, pacifier, or toy is seldom seen in babies, and can be considered abnormal.
False
True
A person’s disposition is part of his or her social-emotional development.
True
False
Babies have an attachment to their parents immediately.
True
False
A liver condition that makes the skin, tissues, and body fluids look yellow.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Reflexes
Jaundice
Neonate
A baby who is one month or younger in age.
Jaundice
Neonate
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Reflexes
Automatic, unlearned behaviors
Jaundice
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Reflexes
Neonate
Condition in which a seemingly healthy infant dies in their sleep without warning.
Jaundice
Reflexes
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Neonate
A low level of the oxygen-carrying material of the blood.
Neonate
Reflexes
Anemia
Jaundice
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Type of first set of teeth.
Gross-motor Skills
Ossification
Failure to Thrive
Deciduous
Being able to use the large muscles to roll over, sit, crawl, stand and walk.
Failure to Thrive
Deciduous
Ossification
Gross-motor Skills
Which term describes words a person understands but does not say?
Imitation
Active vocabulary
Depth perception
Passive vocabulary
What is the ability to tell how far away something is called?
Mistrust
Depth perception
Dependence on another's support
Active vocabulary
Which term refers to copying or mirroring the actions of others?
Imitation
Passive vocabulary
Object permanence
Disposition
Which term best describes a person's general mood or typical emotional style?
Dependence
Disposition
Attachment
Mistrust
What term names closeness between people that remains over time?
Mistrust
Disposition
Dependence
Attachment
Reliance of one person on another to fill his or her needs is called what?
Attachment
Dependence
Object permanence
Imitation
