Adolescent Health Promotion & Injury Prevention
Newborn & Infant Development
Preschooler Growth & Development
School-Aged Child Development
Toddler Development
100

This is the leading cause of death among adolescents.

What are unintentional injuries (accidents)?

100

Trust versus mistrust occurs during this age period.

What is infancy?

100

This type of play is most appropriate for hospitalized preschoolers.

What is therapeutic/imaginative play?

100

The school-age period generally includes children between these ages.

What is 6 to 12 years?

100

The most effective strategy to gain cooperation from a toddler or preschooler is offering these.

What are limited choices?

200

The nurse encourages adolescents to wear this while riding bicycles, skateboards, or scooters.

What is a helmet?

200

Most infants can sit without support by approximately this age.

What is 6 months?

200

Preschoolers commonly engage in this type of play where children play side by side but not together.

What is parallel play?

200

School-age children enjoy games with rules and this type of play.

What is cooperative play?

200

The age a child typically begins walking independently.

What is 12-15 months?

300

Adolescents should receive this vaccine series to help prevent certain cancers.

What is the HPV vaccine?

300

This reflex causes an infant to spread the arms when startled.

What is the Moro reflex?

300

According to Erikson, preschoolers are in this psychosocial stage.

What is initiative versus guilt?

300

According to Erikson, school-age children face this developmental task.

What is industry versus inferiority?

300

To avoid aspiration and choking, parents should avoid giving these foods whole.

What are grapes, hot dogs, and nuts?

400

According to Erikson, the developmental task of adolescence is achieving this.

What is identity versus role confusion?

400

According to Piaget, infants are in this cognitive stage.

What is the sensorimotor stage?

400

Preschoolers may believe their thoughts cause events to occur. This is called this type of thinking.

What is magical thinking?

400

Piaget describes school-age children as being in this cognitive stage.

What is concrete operational thought?

400

Because toddlers are curious and able to climb, nurses teach parents to store medications and cleaning products in these locations.

What are locked cabinets or out-of-reach locations?

500

A nurse planning health promotion for adolescents should focus heavily on preventing these three major risks.

What are injury, substance use, and risky sexual behaviors?

500

An infant typically doubles birth weight by this age.

What is 5 to 6 months?

500

A preschooler's vocabulary typically expands to about this many words by age 5.

What is approximately 2,000 words?

500

During this stage, children begin understanding conservation and reversibility.

What is the concrete operational stage?

500

According to Erikson, encouraging toddlers to feed and dress themselves promotes this developmental task.

What is autonomy versus shame and doubt?

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