Exam 14: Growth and Development

Dealing with aging parents is a task of the middle adult.

After six months of age,infants grow approximately how much each month?

Acting independently,but remaining emotionally close to caregiver,occurs in the

A preschooler can wash and dry his/her hands.

The school-age boy grows,on average,four inches per year.

When caring for a client with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder,the personal care provider should remember that the behaviours result from physical changes to the brain and are not intentional acts of defiance or disruption.

The middle-aged adult usually seeks fulfillment in which of the following?

Growth and development begins in the womb.

Asking about the routine followed at home,and adapting the institution's routine as much as possible would be appropriate for which of the following age group?

Demonstration of interest in peer group almost exclusively is a typical characteristic of the

Development refers to the increased ability to use which of the following skills?

What does the circumference of the head indicate?

The older adult (65+ years old)may be slower to adapt to new surroundings.

When working with a client with spina bifida,the personal care provider should dress the client themselves as they can usually perform this task faster

A client with Down syndrome may have impaired ability to understand and/or produce language,therefore,the personal care provider may wish to:

Developing motor control such as standing alone is a task of the

A toddler learning toilet training is which developmental change?

Stroke clients often become frustrated at their lack of ability to do things they once could.

School-age children prefer to play with others of the same sex.

Acquiring motor skills,language,and cognitive and social skills refers to a client's development.