Infancy
Toddler
Preschool
School-Age
Adolescence
100

According to Erikson, what is the primary developmental task of infancy?

Developing trust through consistent, responsive caregiving.

100

What is the central conflict of Erikson’s toddler stage?

Developing autonomy while avoiding shame and doubt.

100

What is the main psychosocial task for preschoolers in Erikson’s theory?

Developing initiative through purposeful activities and imagination.

100

What is the central developmental task for school‑age children?

Building industry through mastery of academic and social skills.

100

What is the primary psychosocial task of adolescence?

Forming a stable identity.

200

At what age should an infant typically begin rolling from front to back?

Around 4 to 6 months.

200

What gross motor milestone is expected by 18 months?

Walking independently.

200

What fine motor skill is expected by age 4?


Holds a pencil or crayon with fingers and thumb, copies a cross or square, and imitates capital letters or a first name. Cutting and Pasting: Cuts continuously along a line or snips simple shapes with child-safe scissors.


200

What type of play is typical in school‑age children?

Cooperative play, including team sports and group games.

200

Risk behaviors commonly seen in adolescents include these.

What are poor driving skills, sexual activity, multiple sexual partners, substance use/abuse, alcohol use, petty crime?

300

At what age does an infant cruise/walk while holding onto furniture?

12 months of age.

300

What type of play is typical for toddlers?

Parallel play — playing next to, but not with, other children.

300

What type of play do preschoolers love?

Dress up and pretend.

300

This period of development is marked by the beginning of one very large milestone.

What is puberty?

300

What anticipatory guidance should nurses provide regarding peer influence?

Discuss healthy decision‑making, peer pressure, and open communication with caregivers.

400

Name one red‑flag developmental delay in an infant at 9 months.

Not babbling, not sitting independently, or not responding to their name.

400

What is a key language milestone by age 2?

Using two‑word phrases (e.g., “more milk”).

400

A child weighing 34 lbs would have a daily fluid maintenance rate of this.

What is 53 ml/hr?

400

What is a key safety teaching for school‑age children involved in sports?

Use appropriate protective gear (helmets, pads, mouthguards).

400

Name one red‑flag mental health concern in adolescence.

Persistent sadness, withdrawal, self‑harm behaviors, or drastic changes in sleep/eating.

500

What anticipatory guidance should nurses give parents when infants begin pulling to stand?

Lower the crib mattress, secure furniture, and home safety proofing such as gates to block stairs and safety covers over door handles.

500

What safety teaching is essential for toddlers due to increased mobility and curiosity?

Lock medications/cleaners, secure gates, supervise near water, and prevent choking hazards.

500

What anticipatory guidance should be given regarding preschoolers’ fears?

Validate fears, provide reassurance, maintain routines, and avoid punishment for nighttime fears.

500

Name one sign of potential bullying in school‑age children.

Avoiding school, somatic complaints, withdrawal, or declining academic performance.

500

An adolescent is ordered Amoxicillin 35mg/kg per day, divided into 2 doses. The adolescent weighs 42kg and will be given what amount with each dose?

What is 735mg.