Directions: 1.Use Slide 4 as the game board. Ask participants to choose a question. Click on the question chosen. 2.When you click on the question, it will “hot link” you to the question. The question provides an example of a WIDS Model concept: competency, learning objective, etc. Ask the learner to identify the concept shown and ask it in a question format. For example, “What are competencies?” 3.Once the answer has been given, use the PURPLE square “button” toward the bottom right of the screen to “hot link” to the next appropriate screen NOTE: you must use the purple square hotlink or you may not jump to the appropriate screen. 4.View the answer and then use the PURPLE square to hotlink back to the game board. When people have answered a question, the type will turn a different color. 5.NOTE: The game is designed to work using the hotlinks embedded in the purple squares. Do not just “click” through using your mouse.

Pediatrics: Growth & Development QUIZ SHOW! Pediatrics: Growth & Development QUIZ SHOW!

10 InfantsToddlersPreschoolersSchool Age

At this age, the infant: Imitates sounds Sits up with support Gets his first tooth Begins to fear strangers A Infants: 10

Answer: Infants 10 What is age 6 months?

InfantsInfants: 20 Infants This is the stage of emotional development for an infant, which can be met by: w responding consistently to an infant’s cues w building a daily routine w talking / touching the infant frequently. A

Answer: Infants 20 What is: Trust vs Mistrust?

InfantsInfants: 30 Infants The risk factors for this syndrome include: w Age 2-4 mos w Male gender w Fall / winter w Prone position w Perinatal drug exposure. A

Answer: Infants 30 What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)?

InfantsInfants: 40 Infants This is necessary for language development. A

Answer: Infants 40 What is hearing?

InfantsInfants: 50 Infants This fontanelle is used to assess hydration status or increased intracranial pressure in an infant. It closes between mos. A

Answer: Infants 50 Answer: Infants 50 What is the anterior fontanelle?

Toddlers: 10 The signs of readiness for this includes: w Having a dry diaper after a nap w Telling the parent when diaper is soiled w Being able to walk / pull pants on/off well. A

Answer: Toddlers 10 What is Toilet (Potty) Training?

Performance-Based Learning Toddlers: 20 Toddlers: 20Toddlers This tool: w Is well standardized w Is not an IQ test w Detects developmental delays w Identifies growth in social, fine/gross motor and language development. A

Performance-Based Learning Answer: Toddlers 20 What is the Denver Developmental Screening Test?

Performance-Based Learning ToddlersToddlers: 30 Toddlers This type of play is noted in toddlers as they play beside each other; not with each other. A

Performance-Based Learning Answer: Toddlers 30 What is Parallel Play?

Performance-Based Learning Toddlers: 40 Toddlers: 40Toddlers This process helps a child learn that their actions have consequences. This process includes: w Explaining the rules w Giving one warning w Using one minute for each year of age. A

Performance-Based Learning Answer: Toddlers 40 What is a “time out”?

Performance-Based Learning ToddlersToddlers: 50 Toddlers This stage of emotional development for a toddler includes: w Exploration w Trial and Error w Imitation w Supporting independence. A

Performance-Based Learning Answer: Toddlers 50 What is Autonomy vs Shame or Doubt?

PreschoolersPreschoolers: 10 Preschoolers This type of play is noted when preschoolers play group games such as “Ring around the rosy” or “Duck-Duck-Goose.” A

Answer: Preschoolers 10 What is Interactive or Associative play?

PreschoolersPreschoolers: 20 Preschoolers This type of anxiety starts at age 8 months and continues through the preschool years. A

Answer: Preschoolers 20 What is Separation Anxiety?

PreschoolersPreschoolers: 30 Preschoolers This is the type of thinking that prompts preschoolers to: w Ask lots of questions w Play dress up / tea party w Fear monsters, the dark and getting hurt. A

Answer: Preschoolers 30 What is Magical Thinking?

PreschoolersPreschoolers: 40 Preschoolers This stage of emotional development is encouraged in a preschooler by: w Playing with play dough w Using finger paints w Going to the zoo w Trying something new. A

Answer: Preschoolers 40 What is Initiative vs Guilt?

Preschoolers Preschoolers : 50 Preschoolers This occurs during times of stress or lots of changes. It is noted in the preschooler by: w Starting to suck her thumb again w Wetting the bed again w Stuttering. A

Answer: Preschoolers 50 What is Regression?

School Age: 10 hAgehAge This is the age at which school age children understand the concept of death and dying. A

Answer: School Age 10 What is Age 9-10?

School Age: 20 School Age: 20 This group of people have a big influence on: w How kids dress w How they act w What they say. A

Answer: School Age 20 What are Peers?

School Age: 30 This is the age at which school age children are screened for scoliosis (esp. girls). A

Answer: School Age 30 What is Age 8?

School Age: 40 School age children demonstrate their stage of emotional development by needing: w Short projects w Immediate rewards w Much reassurance w Rules and fair play. A

Answer: School Age 40 What is Industry vs Inferiority?

School Age: 50 This is noted by the development of secondary sex characteristics and a dramatic growth spurt. A

Answer: School Age 50 What is Puberty?