Question 1

A pulse range between 65 and 100 beats per minute (average 90), 20 to 30 respirations per minute, and blood pressure in the range 100-110/60-70 represent typical vital signs for what age group?&#10;A) 2 - 6&#10;B) 6 - 12&#10;C) 7 - 13&#10;D) 8 - 14

Accepted Answer

B

Question 2

The average daily caloric intake needed to sustain slow and steady growth during middle childhood is how many kcal/day?&#10;A) 1000 kcal/day&#10;B) 1500 kcal/day&#10;C) 2000 kcal/day&#10;D) 2500 kcal/day

Accepted Answer

During middle childhood, the average daily caloric intake needed to sustain slow and steady growth is approximately 2000 kcal/day. This amount supports the energy requirements for growth, physical activity, and overall health.

Question 3

The pattern of inactivity and family habits that leads to obesity may appear as early as __________.&#10;A) 6 months after birth&#10;B) 12 months after birth&#10;C) 16 months after birth&#10;D) 18 months after birth

Accepted Answer

D

Question 4

The more common and subtle damage from repetitive micro trauma to muscles and joints that are not fully developed, which become prevalent during middle childhood, are typically classified as __________ injuries.

A) overuse
B) complex
C) causal
D) trauma

Accepted Answer

Overuse injuries occur due to repetitive micro trauma to muscles and joints, especially in children whose bodies are still developing. These injuries are common in middle childhood due to increased physical activity.

Question 5

___________ are the leading cause of death between ages 1 and 19.&#10;A) Unintentional injuries&#10;B) Diseases related to malnutrition&#10;C) Liver diseases&#10;D) Malignant neoplasms

Accepted Answer

Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death for individuals aged 1 to 19, often due to accidents such as car crashes, drowning, and falls.

Question 6

Physical inactivity and family feeding practices are factors that contribute to __________.&#10;A) intentional injuries&#10;B) unintentional injuries&#10;C) malnutrition&#10;D) obesity

Accepted Answer

Physical inactivity and family feeding practices are factors that contribute to obesity, as they can lead to an imbalance between calorie intake and expenditure.

Question 7

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the middle childhood years?&#10;A) During middle childhood, organ systems become more efficient and adult-like.&#10;B) There is an increase in leg length, a decrease in head size, and a decrease in waist size relative to height during these years.&#10;C) There are few, if any, changes in the organization of the brain (brain development) during these years.&#10;D) Middle childhood is often idealized as a period of rugged good health.

Accepted Answer

During middle childhood, significant changes occur in the brain's organization, including improvements in cognitive functions and neural connections.

Question 8

Growth in height and weight is slower and steadier during middle childhood (ages 7 to 12) than the preschool years.

Accepted Answer

During middle childhood, growth in height and weight is more gradual compared to the rapid growth experienced during the preschool years.

Question 9

The two key areas of health promotion during middle childhood are nutrition and injury prevention.

Accepted Answer

Nutrition and injury prevention are crucial during middle childhood to support growth, development, and safety.

Question 10

Obesity during childhood rarely translates to being obese as a teenager or as an adult.

Accepted Answer

Research indicates that childhood obesity often continues into adolescence and adulthood, increasing the risk of long-term health issues.

Question 11

The two most prevalent types of injury among school-age children are car accidents and injuries related to abuse.

Accepted Answer

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Deck 44: Physical Growth and Development