A.   latent; mass

B.   fine; gross

C.   soft; lateral

D.   gross; fine

A.   length/height

B.   overall weight

C.   brain weight

A.   reflex.

B.   conditioned response.

C.   mental set.

D.   unconditioned response.

A.   Sucking on anything that touches the lips

B.   Fingers automatically grip anything that touces the palm of the hand

C.   Turning the head when the cheek is touched

D.   A sudden noise or loss of support to the head and neck will cause infants to spread out their arms and legs then quickly contract the limbs inward

A.   A sudden noise or loss of support to the head and neck will cause infants to spread out their arms and legs then quickly contract the limbs inward

B.   Fingers automatically grip anything that touces the palm of the hand

C.   Turning the head when the cheek is touched

D.   Sucking on anything that touches the lips

A.   Fingers automatically grip anything that touces the palm of the hand

B.   Legs move in stepping like motion when feet touch a smooth surface

C.   When lying on the back with head to one side infants will extend the arm and leg on that side while flexing the limbs on the opposite side (looks like a fenser pose)

D.   Turning the head when the cheek is touched

A.   When lying on the back with head to one side infants will extend the arm and leg on that side while flexing the limbs on the opposite side (looks like a fenser pose)

B.   Turning the head when the cheek is touched

C.   A sudden noise or loss of support to the head and neck will cause infants to spread out their arms and legs then quickly contract the limbs inward

D.   Sucking on anything that touches the lips

A.   The toes will fan out and curl when the sole of the foot is stroked from heel to toe

B.   Legs move in stepping like motion when feet touch a smooth surface

C.   Sucking on anything that touches the lips

D.   Fingers automatically grip anything that touces the palm of the hand

A.   Sucking on anything that touches the lips

B.   A sudden noise or loss of support to the head and neck will cause infants to spread out their arms and legs then quickly contract the limbs inward

C.   Legs move in stepping like motion when feet touch a smooth surface

D.   When lying on the back with head to one side infants will extend the arm and leg on that side while flexing the limbs on the opposite side (looks like a fenser pose)

A.   The toes will fan out and curl when the sole of the foot is stroked from heel to toe

B.   Turning the head when the cheek is touched

C.   Legs move in stepping like motion when feet touch a smooth surface

D.   Fingers automatically grip anything that touces the palm of the hand

A.   taste

B.   hearing

C.   touch

D.   vision

A.   Water

B.   Honey

C.   Broccoli

D.   Tangy lemonade

A.   skimmed milk rather than whole milk, to prevent obesity.

B.   breast milk exclusively for the first six months.

C.   iron-enriched solid foods, usually cereals from 3 months of age.

D.   cow's milk at least for first three months.

A.   There is a specific order that solid foods must be introduced in.

B.   At around 6 months infants may begin to show signs of being ready for solid foods.

C.   It is recommended that only food at a time be introduced.

D.   It is no longer recommended that caregivers delay introducing foods that are common allergens.

A.   Infants from all regions and economic backgrounds receive vaccinations as the health care system is the United States provides universal coverage.

B.   In the United States, polio and pertussis largely still persist due to the limited access to vaccinations for these infections.

C.   The scientific community has widely supported the belief that infants receive far more vaccinations than their immune system can handle.

D.   Vaccines only work if a high enough proportion of the population is inoculated.

A.   False

B.   True

A.   Shaken baby syndrome

B.   Hyaline membrane disease

C.   Down syndrome

D.   Sudden infant death syndrome

A.   True

B.   False