Which characteristics are expected during an assessment of a normal toddler?
a. Half of adult height achieved by age two, potbelly, and sway back.
b. Thirty-two erupted teeth by age 2, tripled birth weight by age 30 months.
c. Desire for autonomy coupled with sufficient judgment to ensure safety.
d. Head circumference greater than chest circumference, high frustration tolerance.
ANS: A
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