Chapter 2: NLS - Adolescence Flashcards

1
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period of transition from childhood to adulthood characterized by dramatically accelerated physical, physiologic, biochemical, and psychological-social changes

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adolescence

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2
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a relatively short stage in the life cycle

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adolescence

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3
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refers to the whole period of transition or may mean one of 2 phases of the period (pubescence and adolescence), and terminates with the completion of physical growth and maturity

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adolescence

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4
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the process of physical developing from a child to an adult and refers to the maturation of the total body

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puberty

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5
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chacaracterized by increased hormone secretion, rapid growth, and appearance of secondary sex characteristics

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puberty

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6
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most rapid phase of adolescent growth

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growth spurt

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7
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the beginning of menstrual function

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menarche

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8
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highest point of adolescent growth

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peak

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9
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growth and development - spurt growth

begins in girls between ages of

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10-12 y/o

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10
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growth and development - spurt growth

begins in boys between

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12-14 y/o

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11
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growth and development - spurt growth

linear growth stops in girls at

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17 y/o

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12
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growth and development - spurt growth

linear growth stop in boys at

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20 y/o

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13
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growth and development - hormones

by age 9 and 10, the cells of the hypothalamus send out signals to increase the output from the growth-related glands - _____ then stimulates thyroid, adrenals, ovaries, and testes

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pituitary

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14
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growth and development - hormones

by age 9 and 10, the cells of the hypothalamus send out signals to increase the output from the growth-related glands - pituitary then stimulates (4)

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thyroid, adrenals, ovaries, and testes

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15
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growth and development - hormones

the onset of puberty results from gradual and quantitative change than a qualitative change in _____

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hormone secretion

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16
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growth and development - hormones

growth hormone. _____ stimulates chon metabolism

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somatotropin

17
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growth and development - hormones

thyroid hormones, _____ (T3) and _____ (T4), influence overall body growth and skeletal maturation

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triiodothyronine; thryoxine

18
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growth and development - hormones

the adrenal cortex upon _____ stimulation secretes steroid hormones that promote growth, and sexual development and function

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acth/adrenocorticotropic hormone

19
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growth and development - hormones

the major source of estrogens among males and androgens among females

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adrenal cortex

20
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adrenal cortex produce

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estrogen and androgen

21
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estrogen is for

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males

22
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androgens is for

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females

23
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growth and development - hormones

hormones such as follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, and prolactin that are secreted by the pituitary and influence the gonads

A

gonadotropins

24
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growth and development - hormones

produced in the ovary in the female, and the tested in the male secrete hormone, which have anabolic action and influence the growth of the whole body and of specific tissues

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gonadal hormones

25
Q

growth and development - hormones

the difference in amounts and target organs of androgens and estrogens result in characteristics that are _____ (2)

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masculine or feminine

26
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psychosocial development core problem

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identity vs role differentiation

27
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sequence and stages of growth and development

sexual maturity begins with the _____ of genitalia in males and breast development in females, accompanied by pubic hair distribution

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enlargement

28
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sequence and stages of growth and development

body composition changes in the process of maturation females gain _____, and males gain _____

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fat; muscle

29
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sequence and stages of growth and development

the male experience greater gain in bone and lean tissue, requiring more

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chon, iron, zinc, and calcium

30
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adolescents - users of tobacco, considering the possible effects of oral contraceptives on the metabolism of nutrients (folacin and pyridoxine)

adolescents obtain less (4) than recommended because of ingestion of more fat, sugar, chon, and na

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vitamin a, iron, thiamin, calcium

31
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adolescents - users of tobacco, considering the possible effects of oral contraceptives on the metabolism of nutrients (folacin and pyridoxine)

most regularly eaten meal of the day

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evening meal

32
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adolescents - users of tobacco, considering the possible effects of oral contraceptives on the metabolism of nutrients (folacin and pyridoxine)

_____ are found to skip the evening, breakfast, and lunch meals more than males

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females

33
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frequently neglected and is omitted more by teenagers and young adults under 25 y/o

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breakfast