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PSYC 140 (Portage) Module 3 | Questions and Correct Solutions | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ Key infant reflexes: - Answer -1) Rooting 2) Moro Reflex 3) Grasping/Palmer Reflex 4) Stepping Reflex Rooting - Answer -A reflex where a baby turns their head when the cheek or mouth is touched. Moro reflex - Answer -A startled response: infant arches back and throws out limbs. Palmer reflex - Answer -A spontaneous grasp made by an infant when the palm is rubbed. Stepping reflex - An...

What does it mean if moro reflex is present past 6 months of age - - suspect presence of neurological disease What does an asymmetrical moro reflex indicate - - brachial plexus palsy or unilateral fracture of the humerus or clavicle Rooting reflex - - examiner strokes the corner of the infants mouth or cheek while the infant is lying quietly with hands held against the chest infant will turn head to the same side stroked by the examiner and open his/her mouth to grasp the examin...

ATI NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN PROCTORED EXAM TEST 2024 WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS [GRADED A+] REAL EXAM!!! ACTUAL 100% What is a dictorial or authoritarian parenting style? - ANS---parents try to control the child's behaviors and attitudes through unquestioned rules and expectations What is an authoriatitive parenting style? - ANS---also known as democratic, parents direct the child's behavior by setting rules and explaining the reson for each rule setting What is passive parent...

Most stage-based theories of development focus primarily on: a. The continuity of development b. The discontinuity of development c. Persistence of inherent personality characteristics d. The influence of context on development b. The discontinuity of development 2. The common practice of using "time-outs" with young children is a direct application of: a. Operant conditioning b. Classical conditioning c. Separation-individuation d. Maturational reinforcement a. Operant ...

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Postpartum and Newborn prep Questions with Correct Answers A nurse is performing a psychosocial assessment on a first-time mother and her neonate. Which behavior indicates a need for further evaluation? The mother pays more attention to the neonate than to the nurse. The mother holds the neonate close to her. The mother speaks to the neonate in a soft tone. The mother makes little eye contact with the neonate. - Correct Answer The mother makes little eye contact with the neonate. A postp...

• A client delivers a viable infant, but begins to have excessive uncontrolled vaginal bleeding after the IV Pitocin is infused. When notifying the healthcare provider of the condition, what information is most important for the nurse to provide? • A new mother is having trouble breast feeding her newborn son. He is making frantic rooting motions and will not grasp the nipple. What intervention would be most helpful to this mother? • A client receiving oxytocin (Pitocin) to augment early...

NALS test 2 questions & answers 2024 ELBW VLBW LBW Preterm - ANSWERS<1000g <1500g <2500g Rooting reflex Suckling reflex Palmar reflex - ANSWERSturning head tongue moves back and forth precursor to voluntary grasping FTT? - ANSWERSFailure to Thrive Gastro-esophageal reflux? - ANSWERSThe lower esophageal sphincter may not be fully functional so food goes back up into the esophagus and "spits up" or projectile vomits Meconium? - ANSWERSBlack tarry - fir...

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A topical approach to lifespan development Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers Piaget believed that children ______ their own cognitive worlds. A) Actively absorb B) Passively Construct C) Passively absorb D) Actively construct - answerD) Actively Construct In Piaget's theory, actions or mental representations that organize knowledge are called: A) Habituation B) Equilibration C) Classifications D) Schemes - answerD) Schemes The ______ stage is the name of the Piagetian stage...