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| T/F Human development is completed faster than most things. |
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| T/F Teeth and bones are part of the skeletal system |
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| T/F The amount of inches from head to toe is considered a baby's length b/c it cannot stand upright |
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| T/F Chubby newborns become skinnier as they age because they grow into their skin. |
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| T/F Body proportions are similar in infants and adults |
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| T/F Newborns are fairly flexible because they are mostly made of cartilage |
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| T/F motor development involves gross motor skills, but not fine motor skills |
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| T/F A baby rolls back to front first, then rolls front to back |
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| T/F creeping and crawling are two different words, but mean the same |
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| T/F Some infants start walking when they're around 1 |
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| T/F The Palmar reflex is replaced by voluntary grasping. |
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| T/F Baby's legs are usually long and slender when they are born |
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| Changes in bones do not include softening |
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| Baby develops head to toe, general to specific, in and out (ex. shoulders are more developed than hands) |
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Multi Choice #3 Answer
Which is in the correct order?
sit - walk - creep
walk - creep - crawl
crawl - creep - cruise |
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| What is failure to thrive and what can cause it? How can this be fixed? |
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| How are most infants alike physically? How are they different physically? |
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| Name 5 physical characteristics of an infant. |
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| Name and explain two of three changes that first occur in a baby. |
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