Coping with ageing parents and the loss of parents is an example of

emotional development in middle adulthood

Perinatal mortality refers to

deaths occuring before birth and within 28 days after birth

Which of the following are protective factors for cancer

diet with high fibre and reduced sun exposure

Which of the following is not a principle of development

rates of development are the same

Parental smoking during pregnancy is

dangerous as babies can be born with low birth weight

The most critical stage of pre-natal growth is during the

embryonic stage-because foundations of growth are laid down

An infant needing to be able to lift and turn its head before it can roll over is an example of

early development is essential for later development

Moving out of home and establishing independence is an example of

social development in early adulthood

Type 1 diabetes among children is

can be triggered by environmental factors and may be genetic

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1
The process whereby cells begin to change and perform different functions is known as
division
derision
diffusion
differentiation
2
Coping with ageing parents and the loss of parents is an example of
social development in early adulthood
emotional development in middle adulthood
intellectual development in early adulthood
social development in middle adulthood
3
Mortality rates in Australian adults are
remaining the same
declining
increasing
hard to predict
4
Perinatal mortality refers to
deaths occuring before birth and within 28 days after birth
deaths that occur in babies a few months after their birth
deaths that occur to babies before their birth
deaths that occur to the pregnant woman
5
Which of the following is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease?
getting older
diet high in fibre and unsaturated fats
low blood pressure
being female
6
Which of the following are protective factors for cancer
diet with high fibre and reduced sun exposure
smoking and drinking in moderation, diet high in fats,
not knowing signs and symptoms of certain cancers, drugs
suntans, not visiting the doctor for check-ups
7
Parental education and parental income are considered to be
physical environment determinants
behavioural determinants
social determinants
biological determinants
8
Which of the following is not a principle of development
development requires change
growth and development are continuous
rates of development are the same
early development is essential for later development
9
The most common long term condition for children is
anxiety and mental health conditions
asthma
injuries
short-sighted/myopia
10
Maternal deaths are classified as
can be direct or indirect
serious and direct
only being directly related to pregnancy complications
deaths that occur to any mother
11
The leading cause of death for females in Australia is
coronary heart disease
breast cancer
diabetes
dementia
12
Access to education and access to healthcare are examples of
not determinants for children
social determinants
physical environment determinants
behavioural determinants
13
Parental smoking during pregnancy is
good because it means the mother won't put on weight
not a problem if the mother only smokes on weekends
fine as it can relax the mother and mean the baby is relaxed
dangerous as babies can be born with low birth weight
14
The HHD Unit 2 Exam is on
Thursday next week
we have exams???
this Thursday
Tuesday next week
15
The first division of a fertilised cell is called
an ovum
a zygote
a morula
a blastocyst
16
The most critical stage of pre-natal growth is during the
foetal-because this is the stage of extensive growth
embryonic stage-because foundations of growth are laid down
germinal stage-because of the division of cells
all stages are critical
17
general to specific development
all of the above
refers to large muscle movements to smaller muscle movement
part of pattern of development is orderly and predictable
is when an infant first uses whole hand to pick up something
18
An infant needing to be able to lift and turn its head before it can roll over is an example of
development requires change
pattern of development is orderly and predictable
early development is essential for later development
growth and development are continuous
19
Moving out of home and establishing independence is an example of
social development in early adulthood
physical development in middle adulthood
intellectual development in early adulthood
emotional development in early adulthood
20
Type 1 diabetes among children is
more common in girls than in boys
can be triggered by environmental factors and may be genetic
decreasing in prevalence in recent years
incidence decreases with age

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