ch21: adolescent (12-18) Flashcards
erikson’s psychosocial dev for adolescent
ID vs role confusion
- threats to ID = delinquency, crisis, mental health issues
- self esteem
piaget’s cognitive dev for adolescent
formal operations (final stage) and concrete operational
- introspection, egocentrism
- abstract thinking
- risk taking behaviors
what are the 5 leading causes of death for teens
- accidents
- homicide
- suicide
- cancer
- heart disease
list some eating disorders common in teens
anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating, obesity
how much sleep does a teen need
8-9hrs
role of the nurse with adolescents
health promotion, screening, disease prevention
education on bodily changes, reassurance
puberty signals the onset of ____
reproductive capacity
acne
- what is it
- tx
clogged sebaceous glands due to hormones and inc activity
tx: soap/water, topical meds, stress mgmt
scoliosis
- what is it
- most common in ____
- when to get referral
s shaped curve of the spine, occurs during growth spurt
more common in females
> 15 degrees = referral
what is the tanner staging/sexual maturity rating
used to assess teens physical dev during puberty + degree of maturation
male categories of tanner staging (5)
- pubic/facial/body hair + enlargement of testes and penis
- muscle growth
- growth spurt
- acne
- deepening of voice
female categories of tanner staging (5)
- breast dev
- body hair
- vaginal discharge/menses
- inc in height
- wider hips
turner syndrome (female xo)
- what is it
- s/s
- tx
missing or incomplete sex chromosome
s/s: short, webbed neck, low ears, lack of sexual dev, learning disabilities, infertility
tx: hormonal therapy
klinefelter’s syndrome (male xxy)
- what is it
- s/s
- tx
man born with extra copy of x chromosome
s/s: tall, thin, lack sexual dev, gynecomastia, learning disabilities
tx: testosterone replacement, fertility tx
traits that may present in a person with anorexia
perfectionist, overachiever, family that stresses achievement or marital stress