A1- Physical development across life stages Flashcards

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what is the age range for infancy?

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0-2 years

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what is the age range for early childhood?

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3-8 years

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3
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what is the age range for adolescence?

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9-18 years

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4
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what is the age range for early adulthood?

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19-45 years

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5
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what is the age range for middle adulthood?

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46-65 years

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what is the age range for late adulthood?

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65+ years

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what is the definition for growth?

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a change in physical size and weight, the skeleton, muscles and the brain

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what is the definition for development?

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the increasing acquisition of new skills and knowledge

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9
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what are percentile charts?

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Graphs used to monitor children’s growth patterns

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10
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who uses a percentile graph?

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primarily a health visitor and doctors as well as other professionals

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why are percentile graphs used?

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to assess whether a child is developing normally for their age range and to investigate why they are not

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12
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what are the 4 areas of development?

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Physical, intellectual, emotional , social (PIES)

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what are the 4 areas of development?

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Physical, intellectual, emotional, social (PIES)

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14
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what is gross motor development?

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large movement of the limbs

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15
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what is an example of gross motor development?

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a child running

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16
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what is fine motor development?

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fine manipulation of the fingers developing hand eye coordination

17
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what is an example of fine motor development?

18
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what age range does puberty start in girls?

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11-13 years

19
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what age range does puberty start in boys?

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13-15 years

20
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what is puberty’s purpose?

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prepares the body for sexual reproduction

21
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what are the primary sexual characteristics for girls?

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the uterus enlarges and vagina lengthens
the ovaries release eggs
the menstrual cycle starts

22
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what are the primary sexual characteristics for boys?

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penis and testes enlarge
spontaneous erections
testicles produce sperm

23
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what are the secondary sexual characteristics for girls?

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breasts develop and areola darkens
hair grows in armpits and pubic area
redistribution of fat causing hips to widen

24
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what are the secondary sexual characteristics for boys?

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changes in larynx causes voice to deepen
hair grows in armpits, pubic area and face
redistribution of muscle and fat

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what happens to the body in early adulthood?
physical health peaks around 19-28 years because full height and strength has been reached.
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what happens to the body in early adulthood after age 28?
decline in physical capabilities are seen at the end of this stage if diet is unhealthy and no exercise take place
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what hormones increase during pregnancy?
increase in progesterone which maintains the pregnancy.
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what changes happen to a woman's body?
breasts have darkened veins due to increased blood supply. Nipples and areolas become more sensitive and tender preparing for milk production
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what is perimenopause?
The ovaries make less oestrogen therefore the eggs slowly stop producing eggs
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when does permonopause happen?
in early adulthood in the 40s
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what are the symptoms of perimenopause?
hot flushes and night sweats sore breasts lower sex drive irregular or heavy periods mood swings vaginal dryness urine leaking when coughing or sneezing more frequent urinations
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what is the menopause?
when a woman is no longer able to produce eggs
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what age does menopause happen?
45-55 years
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what are symptoms of menopause?
no more periods hot flushes and night sweats less oestragen and progesterone lower sexual interest possible osteoporosis
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what are the effects of aging?
increased weight skin loses elasticity grey hair hair loss
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what deterioration of health happens when you are 65+?
decrease in height from compression of spinal discs increased risk of organ failure increased risk of heart disease strength and muscle loss reduced stamina less mobility and dexterity slower reactions visual and hearing problems
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What happens during perimenopause?
-Oestrogen reduces, -menstruation becomes less frequent - ovulation is irregular