cephalocaudal development refers to:

growth and development that occurs from the head down

APGAR is an acronym for:

Activity, pulse, Grimace, Appearance and Respirtation

Which is not an example of the Principles of Human Development?

Development is unaffected by outside sources

intellectual development can be defined as:

development of processes within the brain

This graph shows that:

mortality rates have decreased (100 in 1902 - 5 in 2002)

physical development can be defined as:

changes to the body and it's systems

Which of these is NOT a key part of development during infancy?

They begin to associate their thumbs as food

for ages 5-14, what is the most common reason for hospital separations?

injury, poisoning and other causes

Emotional Development can be defined as:

Development of a range of emotions and ways to express them

Low birth weight can affect individual human development by:

Higher likelihood of impaired growth

Child mortality refers to

deaths occuring in children between 1-14 years of age

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<span style="font-size: 13.3333330154419px;">cephalocaudal development refers to:</span>
growth and development that occurs from the neck down
control of hand muscles
gaining strength in legs
growth and development that occurs from the head down
2
APGAR is an acronym for:
Activity, Panting, Grains, Achieving and Retiring
Activity, pulse, Grimace, Appearance and Respirtation
Achieving, Pushing, Giving, Aptitude and Restocking Shelves
Autoamatic, Pulse, Grimace, Appearance and respiration
3
Which is not an example of the Principles of Human Development?
Development occurs in a predictable and orderly way
Development follows a predictable pattern
Development is unaffected by outside sources
Development is continual
4
intellectual development can be defined as:
development of processes within the brain
The complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships
Development of a range of emotions and ways to express them
changes to the body and its system
5
This graph shows that:
steady decrease
infant mortality rate has increased
mortality rates have decreased (100 in 1902 - 5 in 2002)
infant mortality rates have decreased
6
physical development can be defined as:
Development of processes in the brain
the complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships
Development of a range of emotions and how to express them
changes to the body and it's systems
7
Which of these is NOT a key part of development during infancy?
They begin to associate their thumbs as food
physical growth period is the second fastest in lifespan
Can generally speak a few words at around 1 years old
Within months can recognize own name when called
8
for ages 5-14, what is the most common reason for hospital separations?
poisoning
diseases of the digestive system
diseases of the respiratory system
injury, poisoning and other causes
9
the foetal stage starts at the _________ and finishes at the ____________
ninth week, 40th month
7th week, 40th week
ninth week, 40th week
ninth month, tenth month
10
Emotional Development can be defined as:
Laughing at a funny joke
Ability to smile and wave
Changes to the body and its systems
Development of a range of emotions and ways to express them
11
The age of infancy is:
0-9 months
0-1 years
1-2 years
0-2 years
12
Low birth weight can affect individual human development by:
Increased risk of behavioural problems
Higher likelihood of impaired growth
Reduced lung function
Decreased interest in sport
13
Child mortality refers to
deaths occuring in children between 0-10 years of age
deaths occuring in children between 5-18 years of age
deaths occuring in children between 1-14 years of age
deaths occuring in children between 0-14 years of age
14
_______ are quantifiable characteristics of a population/describing the health of a population.
health factors
risk factors
health indicators
determinants
15
which of these population groups do not experience decreased levels of health?
indigenous Australians
High Socio-economic Status
Low Socio-economic Status
Rural and Remote Areas
16
which of these is the most commonly reported condition affecting child MORBIDITY Australia?
injuries & poisonings
obesity
cancer
asthma
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Which of these is a key milestone of intellectual development during early childhood?
Learning new words
Developing a sense of empathy
Doing sudoku puzzles
Slow and steady growth

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