Peds. Ch. 8- Part 3

Question 1

Which of Reilly’s stages would a child want to do everything “their way”? Includes challenges and experimentation

Accepted Answer

Competency

Question 2

Children 0-1 year use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Manipulative, Sensory (rattles, bells, soft toys, pots and pans)

Question 3

Parents of adolescents should NOT facilitate social time for their children and should shelter them so they will study.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

Symbolic Play involves pretend ideas, assigning roles, and creating characters and scripts.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

The Knox Preschool Play Scale was constructed by Susan Knox, and based on:

Accepted Answer

Both answers

Question 6

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends:

Accepted Answer

Healthy infants should be placed on their backs to sleep

Question 7

Children 6-8 years use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Pretend Play, Craft Ax, Movement (jump rope, coordinated games, swimming)

Question 8

Children 2-4 years use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Pretend Play, Movement, Manipulative, Sensory (dolls, trucks, markers)

Question 9

Takata developed a format that helps OTPs obtain information about a child’s play, called:

Accepted Answer

Play history

Question 10

Children 8-10 years use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Movement, Group Games, Manipulative (basketball, soccer, baseball)

Question 11

How much will a newborn typically sleep?

Accepted Answer

12-18 hours

Question 12

Which is not one of the 4 domains of KPPS?

Accepted Answer

Challenges, control limits

Question 13

What is "rough-and-tumble" play, according to the book?

Accepted Answer

running, skipping, hopping, and tumbling

Question 14

According to Reilly, the Achievement stage of play emphasizes:

Accepted Answer

Performance standards and competition

Question 15

What did professor and OT Anita Bundy design?

Accepted Answer

Test of Playfulness (ToP)

Question 16

According to the book, adolescents are in search for:

Accepted Answer

independence

Question 17

What does cause-and-effect play encourage?

Accepted Answer

self-directed actions and functional play

Question 18

You should not limit the amount of stimulation children experience right before bed. They will tough it out

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

Middle Childhood is considered a time of refinement for speed, dexterity, strength, and endurance.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

Play does NOT afford opportunities for development, just the release of excess energy.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 21

The KPPS provides age equivalents for each domain and:

Accepted Answer

overall play age

Question 22

What does the Test of Playfulness measure?

Accepted Answer

playfulness objectively, examining the context in which children perform Ax

Question 23

Bundy found that a child's attitude about and approach to Ax provides valuable information to OTPs

Accepted Answer

True

Question 24

Children 1-2 years use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Movement, Manipulative, Sensory (push-pull toys, balls, toy phones)

Question 25

During the first 12 months, an infant's play skills are:

Accepted Answer

exploratory and social

Question 26

Children 4-6 years use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Pretend Play, Craft Ax, Movement (gyms, bicycles, painting)

Question 27

“Tummy-time” is a precursor to infants crawling.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 28

At what age range is it common for babies to have a fussy period at the end of a day?

Accepted Answer

From 2 weeks until 3-4 months

Question 29

Exploratory behaviors are intrinsically motivated and are engaged in for their own sake

Accepted Answer

True

Question 30

What is “tummy-time”?

Accepted Answer

Placing the infant on their tummy to enhance oral-motor and mobility

Question 31

Helping children create a place they can call their own will help develop privacy and sense of ownership

Accepted Answer

True

Question 32

Play should focus on enhancing capabilities and furnishing new opportunities for exploration.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

Which is not one of Mary Reilly’s 3 stages of play progression?

Accepted Answer

Talent

Question 34

Infants typically begin to establish a sleep-wake cycle based on the parent’s routine by 3-4 months old

Accepted Answer

True

Question 35

How much sleep do typical children 3-11 months old require daily, with naps, to perform well?

Accepted Answer

12-18 hours with 3 to 4 naps (30 min)

Question 36

What are the foundations for symbolic play?

Accepted Answer

Both 1 & 2

Question 37

What includes organized patterns of behavior expected of a child interacting w/ others within a social system?

Accepted Answer

Social Participation

Question 38

Children 10 years old use what type of toys and Ax?

Accepted Answer

Movement, Games that Challenge, Skilled Manipulative Resulting in Products

Question 39

Consideration of the child's social routines and cultural/physical contexts is critical in developing interventions.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 40

Typically, what percentage of infants will sleep through the night at 9 months old?

Accepted Answer

70-80%

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Peds. Ch. 8- Part 3

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