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The realization that objects (including people) still exist when they can no longer be seen, touched, or heard is known as:
Secure attachment
Self Awareness
Inductive Logic
Object Permanence
Why do babies put things in their mouths?
It helps them feel good
It helps them explore with more senses
It helps them practice eating more efficiently
They think everything tastes good
How old is a child when they are considered an “infant”?
0-1 month
0-12 months
1-9 months
3 weeks- 40 weeks
Why is tummy time important for infants?
It helps the infant develop stronger toes
It is key to all domains/areas of a child’s development
It gives the infant a closer view of the ground
It keeps them from developing black spots on their heads
What is the correct natural physical development sequence?
Creep, Lift head, Roll over, Crawl, Sit up, Cruise, Walk
Lift head, Roll over, Creep, Sit up, Crawl, Walk, Cruise
Sit up, Lift head, Roll over, Crawl, Creep, Walk, Cruise
Lift head, Roll over, Sit up, Creep, Crawl, Cruise, Walk
A newborn:
Prefers to look at the human face
Can see objects that are far away more clearly than most adu
Will have the same eye color throughout life
Prefers to look at low contrast objects
Which of the following is a way to prevent the spread of infections?
Wash your hands often with soap and water
Cough or sneeze into your hands
Stay home ONLY if you have a fever
What is the shot or other form of a weakened small amount of the disease called?
Vaccination
Disease Prevention
Immunization
Resistance builder
Which of the following is a communicable disease?
Osteoporosis
Asthma
Chicken Pox
Diabetes
Communicable diseases that immunizations are given for:
Are usually fatal
Are not passed from one person to another
Can be passed from one person to another
Can not be passed from one person to another
What are two primary reasons for immunizing a child?
protect from communicable diseases and childhood illnesses
To stop choking and nose bleeds
To cure a severe headache & dizziness
Bruises: Proper First Aid Care
Cool Running Water
Pressure, wash, bandage
Elevation & wrapped ice pack
Encourage Coughing
Choking: Proper First Aid Care
Keep still & watch for changes
Pressure, Wash, Bandage
Cool Running water
Encourage Coughing
Head Injury: First Aid Care
Encourage coughing
Elevation & wrapped ice pack
Cool running water
Keep still & watch for changes
Minor Burns: First Aid Care
Encourage Coughing
Pressure, wash, bandage
Cool Running water
Keep still & watch for changes
Minor Cuts: First Aid Care
Pressure, wash, bandage
Cool running water
Elevation and wrapped with ice pack
Encourage Coughing
