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Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
You are filling up the tub for your 3 month old nephew. How do you test the water to make sure it is the right temperature?
  1. Put your foot in
  2. Put your arm in
  3. Put a meat thermometer in it
  4. Put him in and ask him
Grade 1 Infant Care (1-12 months)
A newborn grows up to 5 inches and doubles in weight
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 1 Infant Care (1-12 months)
The newborn stage of life is from 0-1 years old.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 1 Infant Care (1-12 months)
What can a baby do?
  1. Crawl and walk
  2. Move Arms and Legs
  3. be a mad scientist
  4. Rule the world
None Infant Care (1-12 months)
It is important to stay calm when dealing with a crying baby.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 Infant Care (1-12 months)
When checking the temperature of a baby's bottle you would sprinkle it on
  1. a newspaper
  2. your finger
  3. your face
  4. your wrist
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
SIDS stands for
  1. Sudden Infant Diarrhea syndrom
  2. Sudden Infant death syndrome
  3. Sudden Infant Death symptoms
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Which description best illustrates proximodistal development in an infant?
  1. Kick and to wave the arms, then learns to grasp the foot and pull it to the mouth
  2. Roll over, then learns to follow an object with the eyes
  3. Walk for several steps, then learns to run
  4. Imitate speech-like sounds, then learns to speak a language
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
A baby’s room should be kept at                         .
  1. a cool temperature
  2. a warm temperature
  3. a comfortable temperature
  4. none of the above
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
Breastfeeding                                          
  1. Creates a bond between infant and mother
  2. Protects babies from illness and infection
  3. helps babies eye sight and speech
  4. is great for babies jaw muscles and brain
  5. All of the above
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
For an infant,                 is considered a high fever
  1. 101-102
  2. 98-100
  3. 103-104
  4. 102-103
College Infant Care (1-12 months)
Apgar scores are assigned to assess newborn infant on a variety of factors including all but which
  1. Weight
  2. Respiratory Rate
  3. Color
  4. Muscle tone
  5. Heart Rate
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