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Based on the case study of Joey, what do you think are the main elements of his development that might concern you?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which symptom might indicate that an updated vision examination may be necessary for a child?
 
  a. Child turns head when looking at board or objects
  b. Child squints excessively
  c. Child rubs eyes frequently
  d. Child holds books and materials close to the face or at unusual angles
  e. All of the above might indicate that an updated vision examination may be necessary for a child



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Answer to Question 1

Based on the case study of Joey, accept answers indicating the main elements of Joey's development that might be concerning.

Answer to Question 2

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