The needs of the pediatric patient differ depending on age, as do the   stages of development and the expected assessment findings for each   stage. In a 500-750-word paper, examine the needs of a school-aged   child between the ages of 5 and 12 years old and discuss the following: Compare the physical assessments among school-aged children.     Describe how you would modify assessment techniques to match the age     and developmental stage of the child. Choose a child     between the ages of 5 and 12 years old. Identify the age of the     child and describe the typical developmental stages of children that   age. Applying developmental theory based on Erickson, Piaget,     or Kohlberg, explain how you would developmentally assess the child.     Include how you would offer explanations during the assessment,     strategies you would use to gain cooperation, and potential findings     from the assessment.

  VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY’S LEAN SIX SIGMA MASTER BLACK BELT CERTIFICATION    WEEK FOUR (4) – TEST TWO (2) 1. Question:When using DMADV, benchmarking data and thinking of preparing simulations are part of A Defining measurement objectives B Chartering the project C Securing commitment D Verification 2. Question:Lean is defined and guided by the following A A continuous pursuit of perfection B Elimination of waste C 99% perfection D Both A and B E All of the above F None of the above 3. Question:“Exploiting a constraint” can best be described as A Making sure the constraint is working B Making sure a process is working behind a constraint C Making sure the constraint is working on things it needs to do D Subordinating constraints 4. Question:When Master Black Belts are encouraging others to hard test a product or service in the  “real environment” they are likely trying to determine how it will operate under A Ideal conditions B Worst-case scenarios C MSA standards D Variable conditions 5. Question:When assessing process interfaces and balancing requirements, we are typically in what  phase of DMADV? A Design B Analyze C Verify D Measure 6. Question:Why are pilot tests important to Lean Six Sigma teams? A They are excellent ways to define problems B They are important techniques to evaluate potential designs and improvements C They can save time and money during root cause analysis D They demonstrate important steps for using control charts 7. Question:Response plans help us A Fine tune the process B Hold the gain C Align with the new process D Involve people   8. Question:What is the fundamental principle of TRIZ? A Innovative problem solving through trial and error B A structured innovative approach that uses solutions regardless of industry C A structured approach to brainstorming D None of the above  9. Question:A Kaizen event is a three-to-five-day event where Lean Leaders work with teams to get results  and eliminate waste. The most important and time-consuming portion of any Kaizen is_________________. A Value Stream Mapping B Takt time calculations C Pre- and post-picture taking D Pre-work     10. Question:In DMADV, robustness, simplicity and flexibility are all components of A Workflow design B Design steps C Planning and testing the design D Steps in validating the design  11.Question:One benefit of revision plans includes A Development of triggers B Development of dashboards C Fine tuning the process D Utilize SPC 12. Question:Action plans, problem prevention, and process dashboards are components of A Revision plans B Response plans C Both A and B D Control plans   13. Question:_____________________ is a tool used to understand processes that cross functional  boundaries while documenting what happens in the current state through visual depiction and   multiple calculations. A Process Mapping B Value Stream Mapping C House of Quality D Fishbone Diagram  14. Question:Critical factors of Value Stream Mapping include A Exclusion of people outside the team B Going right to software in order to execute Value Stream Mapping C Practicing calculating Takt Time prior to starting the value stream D Keeping the start and end points fluid  15. Question:There are many components of a Kaizen event. Compared to other working sessions, a  Kaizen has some tools that differentiate it from other events. Two of those components are A Pre-work and post-work B Try-storming and 5 S C Value Stream Mapping and defect calculation D WWWW and structure