development (15) Flashcards

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1
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how many weeks is premature? very premature?

A

premature less than 37 wks

very premature: less than 32 weeks

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2
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what does each letter stand for in the APGAR score? what does it predict?

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predicts the likelihood of immediate survival
A-appearance (color)
P-pulse
G-grimace (reflex irritability)
A-activity (muscle tone)
R-respiration
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3
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what comes first, understanding or expression?

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understanding

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4
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what is the chess and thomas theory about?

A

theory on temperament

birth endogenous differences

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5
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what is the erik erkson theory about

A

critical periods of social goals

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6
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what is the jean paget theory about

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cognitive or learning capabilities

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7
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what is the margaret mahler theory about

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separation-individuation

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8
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what researcher discovered the issues with the kids in the orphanages getting sick and dying?

A

spitz

kids getting sick because they are not getting attachment to any other humans

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9
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what age do you see social smile

A

12 weeks

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10
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when do you see stranger anxiety?

A

9 months

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11
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what age do you see separation anxiety? what must come first?

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late in 1st year. object permanence must come first

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12
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at 1 year, how much of what a child is saying should a stranger understand? 2 years? 3 years? 4 years?

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at 1 year, a stranger should be able to understand 20% of what child is saying, 2 years: 50%, 3 years 75% and at 4 years a stranger should understand 100%

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13
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at what age does child start saying “no”

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age 2

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14
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what is rapprochement? what age do you see it

A

18 mo-3 years

moves away from care giver but quickly returns for comfort

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15
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what type of play do you see in the toddler years

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parallel play

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16
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what are the milestones at age 3

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spend a few hours away form mother in a care of another adult

17
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what age do you gender identify?

A

3 years old

18
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what age do you see cooperative play?

A

age 4

19
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what is a big fear during the preschool years (3-6)?

A

strong fear of bodily injury

20
Q

when does a child develop a conscious?

A

6

21
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when does a child understand the finality of death?

A

age 6

22
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when does the child have a sense of universality of death (i could die to)?

A

age 9

23
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when do girls first menstruate?

A

11-14

24
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when is first ejaculation?

A

12-15

25
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what brain changes do you see during adolescence?

A

myelination (increase white matter to gray matter ratio)

pruning (up to 50% of the synaptic connections are lost)

26
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when is the average first sexual intercourse? first marriage?

A

sex- 16

marriage-23

27
Q

what is climacterium?

A

physiological changes that occur in men and women during midlife

28
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what is the “ego integrity vs despair” seen in people over the age of 65

A

pride in accomplishments or feels wasted life

29
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what changes do you see in neurotransmitters in ppl over 65?

A

decrease neurotransmitter availability (decreased secretion, increased monoamine oxidase, less responsive receptors)

30
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what are the stages of dying?

A
o	Denial
o	Anger
o	Bargaining
o	Depression
o	Acceptance
31
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what would be considered “abnormal grief”

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o abnormal grief, symptoms intensify or persist over time instead of lessening, involve suicidal thinking or hallucinations