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This is incorrect. Although babies should be able to pincer grasp by 10 months it is not a red flag for referral. If they are still unable to pincer grasp by 12 months this is a red flag.
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No pincer grip by 10 months
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This is incorrect. Hand regard is usually present by 3-4 months.
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No hand regard by 6 weeks
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This is incorrect. Palmar grasp is usually established by 6 months along with being able to transfer objects between hands. No palmar grasp by 3 months is not a red flag.
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No palmar grasp by 3 months
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This is correct. Fixing and following refers to the ability to accurately fixate on and follow stimuli in the environment with their eye. This is usually achieved by 2-3 months of age. Not fixing and following by 3 months is a red flag and would warrant further investigation.
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Not fixing and following by 3 months
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This is incorrect. Most children will be able to point with their finger and look at pictures by 12 months. Failing to point with a finger by 6 months is not a red flag.
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Does not point with a finger by 6 months
Concept
Chapter
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Developmental milestones - fine motor and vision
Topic
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Paediatrics
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A 14 week old baby boy is brought into the GP for a routine review.

Which of the following is a red flag for abnormal development?
a