MCQ UNIT6 TEST 1 SECTION 3

 DMLD MCQ UNIT 6  TEST 1 Section 3

41.A child of 1-3 years can be termed as a ...( toddler, infant, preschooler )

42.Major defects of the body and internal organs are more likely to occur between ....... fetal weeks( 5 to14 , 3 to 12, 5 to 12 )

43.Wide set eyes are ... birth defects ( major , minor , functional) 

44."Baby Centre"  mobile app helps to track the .....growth and development pattern of prenatal and post natal child development .( monthly, daily , weekly)

45.Blastocyst is related to ....( cell division, volitional need, child rights)

46.A child  begins to use simple single words generally  ....of age .(at 3 months ,at 9 months , 12-18 months )

47.A child  begins to use simple sentences at  ....years of age .( 5 ,4,3 )

 48.A segment of DNA which provides the code to construct a protein is ....( a chromosome , a gene , a cell )

49.The "nurturing element" in the growth and development of a child is ( environment, heredity, nutrition)

50.The embryonic period in the growth of a fetus is ...( the first two weeks, 3 to 8 weeks , 9th week to birth )

51.The central nervous system begins to develop in fetus since ...( the first week, the third week, the third month )

52.Which of the following does not belong to Erikson classification of psycho social development for childhood .( intimacy vs isolation, industry vs inferiority , initiative vs guilt )

53.The right to life is the most important principle of UNCRC.

54.Adolescent stage is ages 12- 18years.

55.Clubfeet is a major birth defect.

56.Erik Erikson's comprehensive psychoanalytic theory states that the human development happens in a predetermined sequence of eight stages from infancy to child hood.

57.Gene mutations might be a cause of learning disorders.

58.International Institute for Child Rights and Development groups the needs of children into three broad categories ,

59.The UN  convention on the rights of the child (1989) legally binding in India since 11 December   1992 .

60.Adults have responsibilities and obligations to meet children's needs and rights .