Developemtn 8 Flashcards

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What is higher social economic status linked to

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Better physical and mental health generally due to better quality of life - sir Harry burns 2013

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Describe the health inequalities and inequities

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Unfair distribution of wealth and resources leads to avoidable health inequalities know as health inequities

Social detriments of health are defined as the conditions of the environment in which and individual is born, lives and learns plays and grows old as these impact on a wide range of health, functioning and quality of life outcomes and risks - sir Harry burns 2013

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Describe the Gateshead millennium baby study

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Wright Parkinson and freer were

Recruited 923 points of data, n=774 intelligence infant maternal and paternal weight and questionnarres

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What effect does legal and non legal drugs have on a child - and what is the sensitive period

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Varied - evidence of withdrawal - phase dependant

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What effects does tobacco have on the newborn and what is the sensitive period

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Low birth weight - 1st 2nd trimesters of

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What is the effect of alcohol on the newborn

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Foetal alcohol syndrome

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What is the effect of low level radiation on the newborn

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Deformities

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What is the effect of environmental pollution n the newborn

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Gums nails smaller head circumference

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What is the effect of maternal disease in the newborn

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Low birth weight - 3rd trimester

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What is the effect of maternal stress on the newborn

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Heart stenosis

Later emotional distress

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What masculinises and femenalises the developing brain

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Testosterone and oestrogen

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Describe failure to thrive in newborns

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Infant experiences cold and unresponsive care
Can’t be traced to any physical or medical condition
Low weight

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13
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What are pre term babies

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Born before due date can be at risk to some difficulties

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What did okeefe et al say about low birth weight babies

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Low birth weight babies usually have more serious problems than pre term babies

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What are causes of excess weight in a babie

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Dun and bale - maternal high fat increased body size in the 3rd generation female offspring though the gene was transmitted through the paternal line

Gluckman - early feeding behaviours and later health risk - overweight leading to heart diseases

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What is the effect extreme deprivation

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Effect on brain growth - skuse 1984
Closet children - natural experiment - lack of stimulation, nutrition leading to stunted physical and impaired psychological growth

17
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Describe psycho social dwarfism

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Extreme emotional deprivation impacts on production of growth hormone
Growth disorder appears 2-15 years
Short stature, immature skeletal age
Can be permanent but also can be treated

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Foetal alcohol syndrome what is it

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Distinctive physical and facial features - lack of oxygen to developing cells
Associated with range of psychological problems notably school achievement, inappropriate sexual behaviour and lasting mental health problems

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Describe why complications may arise during pregnancy

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Strongest predictor of complications for both teenagers and older women during pregnancy is poor mental health and associated with environmental risks caused by poverty rather than poor health caused by teratogens or any of the other factors previously mentioned

20
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Explain the biology of a cuddle

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Skin contact, reduces stress, humans extremely sensitive to touch
Oxytocin - hormone of trust
Physiology of stress - lowers heart rate - cholesterol- increase trust- reduces conflict - induces maternal behaviour