What are the four broad categories of needs for a child that must be met?
Physical, intellectual, emotional, social
Define organogenesis
Define risk factor and list one
Risk Factor: increase the likelihood of developing a disease/injury
Eg: drugs, alcohol, poverty, isolation, illness, maternal age, stress, violence/conflict
Define/explain conflict resolution
Process of kids learning to handle arguments and fix disagreements in a peaceful way
What Marvel movie trailer dropped featuring the return of Robery Downey Jr?
Avengers: Doomsday
Name three stressors faced by parents today
Health, lack of sleep, psychological, emotional changed/shifts, financial, lack of socialising, minimal leisure time, little support, relationship changes, responsibilities etc...
List two alternate ways that people with infertility issues could have baby
IVF, surrogacy, adoption
List two foods women should avoid while pregnant
Soft serve, seafood, soft cheeses, deli meats, caffeine
Role playing, fake character roles and taking turns with peers fall under this category of play
Creative/imaginative/pretend/social play
Where did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married?
Madison Square Garden
Relationships may become strained because of reduced time of this...
Communication and quality time
What are the 3 stages in embryotic development?
Germinal, embryonic, foetal
What is the role of the placenta?
Provide oxygen and nutrients, removes waste, and produce vital hormones
What is the difference between fine and gross motor skills?
Gross motor skills: Large muscle groups for big body movements
Fine motor skills: Small muscles for precise tasks
Who did Australia lose to in the World Cup?
Egypt
Give two examples of practical social support
Why do the heart and brain develop first?
They are the main control and supply centres required to keep the growing baby alive
The ability to know that things still exist even when the child can't see, hear, or touch them
Young children can count up to 10 (some to 20). However, they do this through WHAT mechanism without fully understanding how numbers work
Memorisation or rote learning
What IMAX film size is the Odyssey being shown on with Melbourne being the only cinema in Australia able to show it?
70mm (filmed on 65mm)
Explain how Medicare and the Child Care Subsidy work
Medicare: Money back based on particular doctors/appointment types. Cheaper healthcare
CCS: Paid to child care centre to lower daily bills
Define teratogen and give an example
Teratogen: anything in the environment that can cause a defect in embryo development
Examples: drugs, alcohol, radiation, medications, diseases, illness,
Why are early relationships crucial to development?
Encourage a secure attachment and empathic love which builds good coping skills
What are the five core food groups for developing children?
Vegetables/legumes
Fruit
Grain
Meats/protein
Dairy (calcium)
The Formula 1 season kicked off a couple of month ago in Melbourne. What country will the next race occur at?
Netherlands