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Froggy Jumps PediatricsVersion en ligne Pediatrics par Ajebasare Miracle 1 Growth refers to: a Increase in height and weight b Emotional maturity c Moral reasoning 2 Development means: a Physical size only b Acquisition of skills and abilities c Aging process 3 Cephalocaudal development means: a Growth from feet to head b Growth from head to toe c Growth from center outward 4 Proximodistal development means: a Center to periphery growth b Toe to head growth c Random development 5 A baby should hold head steady by: a 1 month b 3–4 months c 9 months 6 Sitting without support occurs around: a 2 months b 6 months c 12 months 7 Walking independently usually occurs at: a 6 months b 12–15 months c 24 months 8 First words usually appear by: a 6 months b 12 months c 3 years 9 Sensorimotor stage age range: a 0–2 years b 2–7 years c 7–11 years 10 Object permanence develops in: a Preoperational stage b Sensorimotor stage c Formal operational stage 11 Egocentrism is seen in: a Concrete operational b Preoperational stage c Formal operational stage 12 Logical thinking develops in: a Sensorimotor b Concrete operational stage c Preoperational 13 Trust vs mistrust occurs in: a Infancy b Toddler c School age 14 Autonomy vs shame is seen in: a Toddler age b Adolescence c Infancy 15 Identity vs role confusion occurs during: a School age b Adolescence c Infancy 16 BCG vaccine prevents: a Polio b Measles c Tuberculosis 17 OPV protects against: a Tetanus b Hepatitis B c Polio 18 Measles vaccine is usually given at: a Birth b 5 years c 9 months 19 Pentavalent vaccine protects against: a One disease b Ten diseases c Five diseases 20 A child with barking cough likely has: a Asthma b Pneumonia c Croup 21 Sunken eyes and dry mouth suggest: a Malnutrition b Dehydration c Anemia 22 Wheezing and difficulty breathing indicate: a Bronchiolitis/asthma b Tonsillitis c Otitis media 23 Failure to thrive means: a Delayed speech b Obesity c Poor weight gain 24 Pediatric drug doses are based on: a Age only b Weight (kg) c Gender 25 The safest way to calculate dose is: a Guessing b Adult dose divided by two c Weight-based calculation 26 The Holliday–Segar method calculates: a Calories b Drug dosage c Maintenance fluids 27 A child with diarrhea needs fluids to prevent: a Fever b Dehydration c Infection 28 FLACC scale is used for: a Adults b Non-verbal children c Elderly 29 Wong-Baker faces scale is for: a Newborns b Children who can point to faces c ICU patients 30 APGAR score assesses: a Intelligence b Growth pattern c Newborn condition at birth 31 A low APGAR score means: a Baby needs immediate care b Baby is normal c Baby should go home 32 Neonatal jaundice is caused by: a Infection only b Lack of oxygen c Increased bilirubin 33 A child choking but coughing should: a Be encouraged to cough b Be slapped c Receive CPR 34 First step in pediatric emergency care: a Medication b Documentation c ABC assessment 35 A child not walking by 18 months suggests: a Normal growth b Advanced development c Developmental delay

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Growth refers to:

Development means:

Cephalocaudal development means:

Proximodistal development means:

A baby should hold head steady by:

Sitting without support occurs around:

Walking independently usually occurs at:

First words usually appear by:

Sensorimotor stage age range:

Object permanence develops in:

Egocentrism is seen in:

Logical thinking develops in:

Trust vs mistrust occurs in:

Autonomy vs shame is seen in:

Identity vs role confusion occurs during:

BCG vaccine prevents:

OPV protects against:

Measles vaccine is usually given at:

Pentavalent vaccine protects against:

A child with barking cough likely has:

Sunken eyes and dry mouth suggest:

Wheezing and difficulty breathing indicate:

Failure to thrive means:

Pediatric drug doses are based on:

The safest way to calculate dose is:

The Holliday–Segar method calculates:

A child with diarrhea needs fluids to prevent:

FLACC scale is used for:

Wong-Baker faces scale is for:

APGAR score assesses:

A low APGAR score means:

Neonatal jaundice is caused by:

A child choking but coughing should:

First step in pediatric emergency care:

A child not walking by 18 months suggests: