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Pediatrics Ch 1.9
Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Social Development
Question | Answer |
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Why is it necessary to limit the activities of a 6 year old | They are bursting with energy and are on the go, but soon become overtired |
Why do 6 year olds start tasks but seldom finish | Brief attention span |
At what age is a child bursting with energy and on the go | 6 |
At what age must a parent limit activities to prevent the child from becoming over tired | 6 |
What are the characteristics of a 6 year old personality | Bossy, rude, experiment with language, sensitive to criticism, active conscience, difficult to make decisions, - will play with opposite, but prefer same sex |
What is one of the most physical changes in a 6 year old | Loss of temporary teeth |
What are 6 year olds physically capable of doing | Jump rope, throw and catch a ball, tie shoes, perform feats requiring muscle coordination |
Which teeth erupt in 6 year olds | 6 year molars |
How is the language of a 6 year old different than that of a preschooler | It is used for a purpose rather than the joy of talking |
How many words do 6 year olds know | 2500 |
How much sleep do 6 year olds require | 11 – 13 hours |
What kinds of objects do 6 year olds like to collect | Shells, leaves, stones |
What type of play do 6 year olds like | Usually reflects events that occur in the immediate environment |
What do 6 year olds need to adjust to school | Time and support |
What may make the school adjustment more comfortable for a 6 year old | Nursery school or kindergarten |
What kind of attitude do 6 year old children expect to find when they begin school | The same kind they receive at home |
What happens when the teacher’s response differs greatly from the 6 year old’s parents | the child may feel insecure and may be hostile towards the teacher |
What must parents observe for in 6 year olds starting school | Signs of fatigue and stress |
What medical attention must a 6 year old have before starting school | Immunizations and physical exam |
What are the characteristics of a 7 year old | Quieter, set high standards, good sense of humor, tease, modest, like activity and rest, steadier hands |
What age groups do educators consider the easiest to teach | 2nd graders = 7 year olds |
Which age group might wiggle a loose tooth to annoy an adult | 7 |
What do 7 year olds know | Months, seasons, begin to tell time, count by 2 and 5, money is valuable |
What age group may have a heightened interest in God or heaven | 7 |
How are 7 year old boys most likely to react to girls | Teasing them |
What kinds of activities do 7 year olds like | Bike riding, table games, realistic toys, handheld video games, dolls that can be bathed, remote control cars, comic books |
Which age group imagines themselves accomplishing feats more adventurous than those of their parents | 7 |
What are the characteristics of an 8 year old | Want to do everything, can play alone longer, creative |
Which age group can play alone longer | 8 |
Which age group is creative | 8 |
Which age group knows the months and days | 7 |
Which age group can count by 2 and 5 | 7 |
What kinds of activities do 8 year olds enjoy | Group, fads, wrestling, dramatic play, be the hero, secret clubs |
Which age group may evidence hero worship | 8 |
Who do 8 year olds prefer to play with | Children of the same sex |
Which part of an 8 year old appears to grow fastest | Arms and legs |
What makes an 8 year olds movements smoother and more graceful | Large and small muscles are better developed |
What can 8 year olds do | Cursive writing, understand how long before special events |
Which group enjoys competition but is a poor loser | 8 |
Which group is likely to have long involved arguments | 8 |
What is a healthy way to teach a child to express anger | Pound a pillow |
What must all members of a secret club of 8 year olds do | Adhere to the rules |
What are the characteristics of a 9 year old | Dependable, interested in family, task complete, worry, mild compulsions |
Why might a 9 year old resist authority | It does not coincide with the opinions or ideals of the group |
In what areas do 9 year olds show more responsibility | With personal belongings and siblings |
Which age group is most likely to worry | 9 |
Which age group is likely to develop nervous tics | 9 |
What causes nervous habits in 9 year olds | Tension |
When will a 9 year olds nervous habits disappear | When life becomes more relaxed |
What are some examples of nervous habits in a 9 year old | Eye blinking, facial grimacing, shoulder shrugging |
At what age is hand eye coordination well developed with manual activities managed with skill | 9 |
How much sleep does a 9 year old need | 10 hours |
What activities are popular with a 9 year old | Competitive sports, reading, music, television, computer games |
What sports programs are appropriate for a 9 year old | Ones that take into account the limitations of children at various ages |
Why should competitive sports have different teams for boys and girls at age 9 | Boys develop more muscle mass as puberty approaches than girls |
What type of lessons might a 9 year old desire | Music |
What do 9 year olds know | Date, months in order, multiplication, division, table manners, personal hygiene |
What age marks the beginning of preadolescence | 10 |
Which sex is physically more mature at age 10 | Girls |
At what age does a child begin to show more self direction, become courteous, and think about social problems and prejudices | 10 |
What does a 10 year old resent | Being told what to do |
What is a better with a 10 year old than telling them what to do | Making suggestions |
Is an individual or a group more important to a 10 year old | Group |
Are boys or girls more poised at age 10 | Girls |
At what age do children become reliable about household duties | 10 |
At what age do children begin using slang terms | 10 |
What can a 10 year old do | Write with speed for a long period of time, use fractions, knows abstract numbers, identify themselves with skills that pertain to their sex role |
What is a 10 year old intolerant of | The opposite sex |
Which ages enjoy similar play | 9 & 10 |
Which age group takes more of an interest in personal appearance | 9 |
What are the characteristics of an 11 & 12 year old | Intense, observant, all-knowing, energetic, meddlesome, argumentative, preoccupied, disorganized just before puberty |
Before the end of preadolescence, what begins to influence physical growth | Hormones |
How many permanent teeth do 11 & 12 year olds have | 24 to 26 |
What quality do 11 & 12 year old girls seem to develop | Tomboy |
When do children forget table manners and clean out the fridge | 11 & 12 |
When are children less concerned with their appearance | 11 & 12 |
What seems to account for the decline in grades of an 11 & 12 year old | Physical activities and numerous anxieties |
When does the child’s ability to concentrate decrease | 11 &12 |
When might parents complain that a child never seems to hear anything | 11 & 12 |
At what age is a child likely to moan and groan when asked to complete a new task | 11 &12 |
What is important to an 11 & 12 year old | Group participation, teams players, their bodies and signs of growing up, independence |
What attitude do 11 & 12 year olds project | “can’t you see I’m not a child anymore” |
What do preadolescent girls look forward to | Menstruation and wearing their first bra |
What do 11 & 12 year olds ignore | Opposite sex, constant nagging |
How do 11 & 12 year olds tend to interact with the opposite sex | Teasing |
How do 11 & 12 year olds describe the opposite sex | Stupid, crazy, nerd |
Who might the 11 & 12 year old seek to idolize | An adult of the same sex |
Which age group enjoys earning money by doing odd jobs | 11 & 12 |
What makes guiding a preadolescent difficult | They need freedom within limits and recognition that they are not infants |
What should be expected in regards to rules with preadolescents | That they will not be followed blindly – should know why a decision is made |
What should be understood regarding discipline with a preadolescent | Their conscience enables them to understand and accept reasonable discipline |
What can make it easier to accept a preadolescent’s irritating behavior | Realizing that it is just a phase |
What is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Sports Medicine and School health | Teaching motor skills and fitness exercises in school to promote positive attitudes toward exercise later in life |
What should the focus of teaching physical exercise be on in school during preadolescence | Mastering the skill of a sport and enjoying the exercise |
Who should ceremonies recognize regarding awards in sports recognize | All participants |
Why shouldn’t physical discipline such as running laps be used for misbehavior in physical education | It fosters a negative attitude toward healthy exercise |