Pediatric developmental milestones and common pediatric physical therapy diagnoses tested on the NPTE.
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- At what age does a typically developing infant first roll from prone to supine?
- Around 4 to 5 months
- At what age does a typically developing infant first roll from supine to prone?
- Around 6 months
- At what age can a typically developing infant sit unsupported?
- Around 6 months
- At what age does a typically developing infant crawl on hands and knees (quadruped)?
- Around 8 to 9 months
- At what age does a typically developing infant pull to stand?
- Around 9 months
- At what age does a typically developing infant cruise along furniture?
- Around 10 months
- At what age does a typically developing child walk independently?
- Around 12 months
- At what age does a typically developing child begin to run, though stiffly?
- Around 18 months
- At what age does a toddler typically ascend stairs holding a rail, placing both feet on each step before moving to the next?
- Around 2 years (24 months)
- At what age can a toddler jump with both feet leaving the ground?
- Around 2 years (24 months)
- At what age can a child typically pedal a tricycle?
- Around 3 years
- At what age can a child typically hop on one foot?
- Around 4 years
- At what age can a child typically skip with alternating feet?
- Around 5 years
- At what age does an infant show no head lag when pulled from supine to sitting?
- Around 4 months
- By what age should the Moro (startle) reflex integrate?
- By 4 to 6 months