Growth and Development Flashcards
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What is growth?
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- quantitive aspect of individuals
- progression in physical measurements
- height, teeth, weight
2
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What is development?
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- lifelong progressive process of change
- emotional, social and cognitive changes
3
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Nature vs Nurture?
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Nature: genetics influence personality
Nurture: environment influences development
4
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Social Determinate of Health
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- job insecurity
- food insecurity
- early childhood development
- education
- income and social protection
5
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Stages of growth and development of children?
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- Prenatal period (conception-birth)
- Infancy period (birth - 18 months)
- Early childhood (1-6 years)
- Middle childhood (6-12 years)
- Later childhood (12-19 years)
6
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Prenatal period?
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- rapid growth rate
- total dependency
7
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Infancy period?
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- rapid motor, cognitive and social development
- infant establishes basic trust
- establishes foundation for future personal relationships
8
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Early childhood?
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- Begin walking
- physical and personal development
- development of language, relationships, self-control
9
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Middle childhood?
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- physical, mental and social development
- early moral development
10
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Later adulthood?
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- rapid maturation
- puberty
- redefining of self-concept
11
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Paigets Cognitive Development Theory
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- Sensory motor stage (birth-2)
- Pre-operational stage (2-7)
- Concrete operational stage (7-11)
- Formal operational stage (12-up)
12
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Eirksons Psychosocial Development
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- basic trust vs mistrust (1-2)
- Autonomy vs shame and doubt (2-4)
- Initiative vs guilt (4-5)
- Industry vs inferiority (5-12)
- Identity vs role confusion (12-19)
- Intimacy vs isolation (20-40)
- Generatively vs stagnation (40-65)
- Ego integrity and despair (65-death)
13
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APGAR
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- Infant assessment of indicators of baby condition after birth
- skin colour, pulse, respiratory, muscle tone and reflex
14
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HEADSS
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Adolescent health assessment
- home
- employment and education
- activities
- drugs
- sexuality
- suicide and self harm
15
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ACAT
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Elderly assessment of physical, psychosocial, medical and social care needed