By which age do we expect (typically developing) infants to demonstrate head and neck control when laying prone by lifting and maintaining neck extension at 45-90 degrees?

Self-Reflection: What have you enjoyed (learning) most about (in) Peds 1 thus far? What is something you want clarification on learning or hope to learn in the remainder of the semester?(Consider this question to reflect on where you are at, what you feel you need, and offer insight on how I can support you better for the remainder of the semester. I appreciate your feedback.)

What type of play is expected as primary for infants aged 0-6 months of age?

A child presents to you at an OT evaluation tripping over uneven surfaces and appearing to have poor depth perception. You interview the parent about the sensory system and assess the child using the PDMS-3. During the assessment, you notice the child has Strabismus with a lazy, wandering eye. You proceed to __________

Damien is a 7-month-old baby diagnosed with developmental delay. Damien is receiving occupational therapy in Early Intervention due to concerns related to posture and motor development. What is a “typical” motor skill would you expect a 7-month old baby to have mastered already?

After the occupational therapy screening, you tell the teacher the student’s handwriting and grasping skills are delayed. You educate that between the ages of 5 to 6 years old, the child should be utilizing a ________ grasp pattern (in accordance to typical same aged peer development).

At what age is a child typically able to ride a tricycle coordinated without support?

During which age range do we expect to see infants reach up, grasp, and explore toys or feet with two hands at midline in a well-coordinated motion (i.e. demonstrating happy baby or supine flexion, through lifting upper and lower extremities against gravity and bringing hands, feet, and/or toy to mouth) while lying in supine?

Occupational therapists should advocate for play as an occupation as it _________.(Answer with the selection of any or all of the appropriate responses.)

When working through an emergency situation (natural or man made disaster) and continuing to provide healthcare services, the most important aspect of the Safety plans are to provide: