A1- phyical development across life stages Flashcards

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growth

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increase in a measurable quantity such as height, weight, variable across diff parts of the body.

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2
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development

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aquisition of skills and abilities through life stages.

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3
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birth - infancy

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0-2yrs

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4
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early childhood

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3-8yrs

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5
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adolescence

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9-18yrs

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6
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early adulthood

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19-45yrs

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7
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middle adulthood

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46-65yrs

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8
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later adulthood

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65+

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9
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gross motor skills

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larger movements involving bigger muscles that require mobility and coordination —> rolling over

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fine motor skills

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smaller precise muscle movements hat require more coordination and dexterity—> using pencil correctly

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11
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centile meaning

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way 2 describe incr/decr of change overtime as an avg

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12
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what does it mean if child is on 75th percentile line =

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= child is bigger than 75 children her age out of 100 normal children but smaller than 25. ALWAYS /100

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13
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growth chart definition

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used by Paediatricians and health care providers to follow a child’s growth over time

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13
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milestone definition

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ability achieved by most children at a certain age.

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14
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glabellar reflex

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eyes shut if individual is tapped between brows

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15
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snout reflex

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pouting / pursing of lips—> reaction to light tapping on closed lips near midline .

16
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rooting reflex

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seen in normal new-born, automatically turn to stimulus + makes sucking motions w mouth when cheek/lip is touched = primitive reflex ensure successful breastfeeding

17
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sucking reflex

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vital to survive, develops the sooner its put to breasts, tube fed preemies don’t practice this much.

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palomomnetal relfex

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chin twitch when stroked at specific part of palm

19
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grasp reflex

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fingers close tightly when obj brushes past babys hand.

20
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moro reflex

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response to a loss of support —> spread out arms +crying = infant feels like they are falling

21
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galant reflex

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newborn flexes towards stimulated side of stroked parts of spine

22
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asymetric tonic reflex

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head +arm resemble a fencer when lying down , head turn at 90°

23
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babkin reflex

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applied pressure on both palms - head flexes +rotates ,mouth opens

24
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placing reflex

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while carrying infant - lower limbs try to holding on and steps up

25
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walking reflex

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baby held upright —> takes steps when feet touch solid surface

26
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primary sexual characteristics

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organs and cells present at birth but only develop at puberty

27
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secondary sexual characteristics

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develop during puberty sighs of a child turning to adult.

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