NCLEX CRUSADE ACADEMY TEST - 4 INFANT SKILLS

1. An infants birth weight typically doubles by: 3 months. 4 months. 6 months. 9 months.

2. Birth weight triples by approximately: 9 months. 12 months. 15 months. 18 months.

3. The posterior fontanel normally closes by: 1 month. 23 months. 6 months. 12 months.

4. The anterior fontanel closes around: 6 months. 9 months. 1218 months. 24 months.

5. Lower central incisors typically erupt at: 34 months. 68 months. 912 months. 1215 months.

6. Rolling from front to back usually occurs around: 23 months. 45 months. 67 months. 9 months.

7. Sitting unsupported typically occurs at: 4 months. 5 months. 67 months. 911 months.

8. Pulling to stand and cruising usually occur around: 67 months. 8 months. 911 months. 12 months.

9. First deliberate steps usually occur at: 9 months. 10 months. 1213 months. 15 months.

10. A 24-month-old toddler can typically: Build 2-block tower. Build 3-block tower. Build 6-block tower. Build 8-block tower.

11. Toilet training readiness is most associated with: 15 months. 18 months. 24 months. 30 months.

12. A 3-year-old child typically: Ties shoes. Rides tricycle. Writes sentences. Plays organized sports.

13. A 5-year-old child typically: Plays parallel only. Engages in adult role play. Shows separation anxiety. Uses 100 words only.

14. Organized team play becomes prominent around: 3 years. 4 years. 67 years. 10 months.

15. Writing clarity improves significantly around: 6 years. 7 years. 8 years. 9 years.

16. Parallel play is characteristic of: Infant. Toddler. Preschooler. School-age.

17. Cooperative play is typical of: Toddler. Preschool. School-age. Infant.

18. The best toy for a 912 month infant is: Small marbles. Large picture books. Construction tools. Board games.

19. Push-pull toys are most appropriate for: 06 months. 68 months. 2430 months. 5 years.

20. The first phase of separation anxiety is: Despair. Detachment. Protest. Acceptance.

21. A toddler screaming when parents leave is demonstrating: Detachment. Protest stage. Depression. Abnormal attachment.

22. The most common stressor in hospitalized toddlers is: Social isolation. Fear of injury. Interrupted routine. Sleep disturbance.

23. Primary prevention of aspiration focuses on: CPR training. Recognizing wheezing. Teaching what small objects to avoid. Managing complications.

24. In suspected swallowed toy with breathing okay, the nurse first assesses: GI symptoms. Airway patency (coughing). Abdominal pain. Stool output.

25. Helmet education is essential for: Infants. Toddlers using tricycles. Preschool readers. Adolescents.