TATA QUIZ CHAPTER 1-5

Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale

What does NBAS Stand for

Early Childhood Development (ECD) research frequently relies on ethnographic and longitudinal methodologies to understand how children grow, learn, and adapt within their cultural and social contexts over time. Combined, these approaches capture both the deep, qualitative realities of daily life and the long-term developmental trajectories of children.

What was ECD research and assessment (ethnographic and longitudinal)1

the intentional killing of an infant or a child under the age of one year old. It is classified as homicide

What is infanticide

The Apgar score is a quick test given to a newborn at 1 and 5 minutes after birth to check overall health and see if emergency care is needed

What is the APGAR score

• A – Appearance (Skin color)

• P – Pulse (Heart rate)

• G – Grimace response (Reflexes)

• A – Activity (Muscle tone)

• R – Respiration (Breathing effort)

What does APGAR stand for

Orderly study of how children change as they age from
conception/birth - 8 along 3 developmental domains – physical,
cognitive and psychosocial/emotional development

Early Childhood definition

a systematic statement of principles that looks at a child's physical, cognitive, emotional, and social growth, interprets behavior, and explains how genetic makeup and environmental conditions interact to shape development

Early childhood development theory

he established the foundation for modern elementaryschool models and founded a child development theory of love and nurturing

Who was Heinrich Pestolla what did he do

a rare, fatal genetic disorder that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord

What is Taysacks

an inherited blood disorder that changes round red blood cells into stiff, C-shaped or sickle-shaped cells. Can be fixed with gene therapy

What is sickle cell

• Labor, pushing and birth, delivery of placenta

The three stages of labor

magnetoencephalography

What does MEG stand for

more than 10,000 children born worldwide with severe birth defects in the late 1950s and early 1960s after their mothers took the drug thalidomide for morning sickness during pregnancy

What is a thalidomide baby

Down syndrome is a genetic condition where a person is born with an extra copy of chromosome 21, leading to physical and learning differences (flattened face)

What is down syndrome