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College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Which description best illustrates proximodistal development in an infant?
  1. Kick and to wave the arms, then learns to grasp the foot and pull it to the mouth
  2. Roll over, then learns to follow an object with the eyes
  3. Walk for several steps, then learns to run
  4. Imitate speech-like sounds, then learns to speak a language
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Apgar scores are assigned to assess newborn infant on a variety of factors including all but which
  1. Weight
  2. Respiratory Rate
  3. Color
  4. Muscle tone
  5. Heart Rate
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Newborn screens performed on infants in the hospital prior to discharge include but are not limited to screening for
  1. congenital heart defect
  2. hearing loss
  3. hypothyroidism
  4. diabetes
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
An infant is delivered by emergency cesarian section and is assigned an APGAR score of 3. This infant can best be described as
  1. in minimal distress
  2. in moderate distress
  3. normal newborn
  4. in severe distress
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Which of the following statements regarding Newborn Screening is most accurate:
  1. disorder must be rare and occur infrequently
  2. if untreated affected infant may die or develop severe disability
  3. effective treatment or intervention may not exist
  4. tests are highly specific and difficult to conduct
  5. Infants often develop symptoms before the test results are obtained
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
The practice of carefully drying infants after delivery and baths is a preventative strategy to combat what mechanism of body temperature loss
  1. Evaporative loss
  2. Conductive loss
  3. Convective loss
  4. Radiant loss