4 board-style questions on developmental milestones in the PulseMD family medicine question bank — physician-reviewed, written against current guidelines with the reference cited on each question. Two free samples below; the full set with answers, explanations, and spaced review is free to start.
An 18-month-old toddler is seen for a well-child visit. The parents report she says "mama" and "dada" specifically but no other words. She does not point to objects of interest and does not follow simple one-step commands. She walks independently. Which finding is MOST concerning and warrants further evaluation?
An 18-month-old boy is brought in for a well-child visit. His mother reports that he can walk independently, say about 10 words, and point to objects he wants. He feeds himself with a spoon, though messily, and stacks 2-3 blocks. He does not yet combine words into phrases. Which aspect of his development warrants further evaluation?
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