A healthy 18-month-old child is evaluated at the pediatric clinic for a routine well-child visit. The physician performs a comprehensive developmental assessment to ensure the child is acquiring skills at the expected rate. Which specific skill is expected to be achieved by this age in each of the following developmental domains? Match each developmental domain with its appropriate 18-month milestone.
- Gross Motor DevelopmentRuns stiffly and walks up stairs while holding a hand
- Fine Motor DevelopmentBuilds a tower of 3 to 4 cubes
- Language DevelopmentUses 10 to 25 single words and points to one body part
- Social and Adaptive DevelopmentFeeds self with a spoon and points to objects to share interest
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The correct matching aligns Gross Motor with 'Runs stiffly and walks up stairs while holding a hand', Fine Motor with 'Builds a tower of 3 to 4 cubes', Language with 'Uses 10 to 25 single words and points to one body part', and Social and Adaptive with 'Feeds self with a spoon and points to objects to share interest'.
An 18-month-old child typically demonstrates specific milestones across four primary domains. Gross motor development involves large muscle groups, allowing the child to run stiffly and climb stairs with support. Fine motor development requires hand-eye coordination, enabling the stacking of 3 to 4 cubes. Language development includes both expressive (10-25 words) and receptive (pointing to one body part) components. Social and adaptive development is highlighted by increasing independence, such as feeding oneself with a spoon, and engaging in joint attention by pointing to share interest. Categorizing these properly confirms an understanding of standard pediatric milestone acquisition.
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Normal 18-month developmental milestones across gross motor, fine motor, language, and social domains.