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Which physical changes are normally seen as an infant transitions into a toddler?
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Which head circumference measurement would be expected for a two-year-old whose head circumference was 18 inches at the 12-month checkup?
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Growth and Development of the Toddler

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Which physical changes are normally seen as an infant transitions into a toddler? Protruding abdomen Excessive curve of the back Wide Gap between Knees when standing erect
Which head circumference measurement would be expected for a two-year-old whose head circumference was 18 inches at the 12-month checkup? 19.5 inches.
Which would be the expected adult height for a toddler who is 34 inches tall at the 30-month checkup? 68
15 months Walking indepently
18 months Turning the pages as they are read to
24 months (Dressing themselves)
36 months Stacking multiple blocks to build towers)
How does the ability for a 24-month-old to build a two-block tower demonstrate a toddler’s fine motor development? The ability to stack one block on top of another demonstrates an improvement in a toddler's hand-eye coordination.
What important parental guidance advisory needs should caregivers be reminded of when discussing motor development in the toddler? Motor development in this age group is far ahead of development of judgment and perception.
When caring for a toddler in the hospital, which nursing intervention is most developmentally appropriate? Scheduling evening medications to follow the toddler's bedtime routine.
Which one of the following developmental characteristics explains why a toddler frequently uses the words me, I, and mine? Egocentrism
Which report by a parent would indicate normal social development of the 2-year-old patient? "He will play next to another child and watch the child, but won't interact with the child."
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