Growth and development adolescents Flashcards

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what are some health concerns for adolescents

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eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, obesity), sexual activity, drugs and alcohol

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2
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how does weight increase for adolescent boys

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15 to 66 pounds

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3
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how does weight increase for adolescent girls

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15 to 55 pounds

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4
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what immunizations do adolescents get

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mengioccol (booster at 16), HPV, Tdap

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5
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What changes in puberty do you seen in adolescent girls

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develop faster, smaller physical structure, menarche by 14 years old, first sign is breast development, pubic and axillary hair

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what is included in eriksons identity versus role confusion

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increased reliance on peers, major influence on peer groups, anxiety and or preoccupation with sex and sexuality if unable to overcome then role confusion

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what are some gross motor skills seen in adolescence

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begin to develop endurance, increase speed and accuracy, develops interests for sports and other activities

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8
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what should be considered for a hospitalized adolescent

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maintain contact with peers and school activities, provide privacy and modesty, involved in care, loss of freedom, encourage them to do what they can for themselves

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what puberty changes are seen in adolescent boys

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secondary sex characteristics developed by 17 to 18 years old, testicular and penis growth, hair pubic growth and voice deepens

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what kind of social development and play changes are seen in adolescence

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peers are primary social group, pushes parent or caregivers away, explores romantic relationships, develops life goals and plans, enjoys alone time

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11
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how much sleep does an adolescent get

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8 to 10 hours of sleep tend to get less

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what are some physical changes seen in adolescence

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increased BP, decreased heart rate, vital organs have reached adult size, pituitary glands send messages for sex hormones to start working

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13
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why does an adolescent need more iron

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for expanding blood volume

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14
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why does an adolescent need more calcium and vitamin D

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for rapid skeletal growth

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15
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why does an adolescent need more zinc

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for sexual maturation and final body growth

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16
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what fine motor skills are seen in adolescents

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manipulates complicated objects, high skill level with computer or video games, good finger dexterity for intricate tasks, precise hand eye coordination

17
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what is the communication skill of an adolescent

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50,000 or more words, debate skills, rights and speaks correctly

18
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what kind of non opioid medications are considered for a adolescent getting a procedure

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acetaminophen, celecoxib, and gabapentin started 48 hours before surgery, continued use of non opioid medications the morning of surgery and only five days after

19
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what are the daily meal requirements for an adolescent

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three healthy meals and two to three healthy snacks avoid high fat processed food and fast food model good food choices

20
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how much does an adolescent girl increase in height

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8 to 12 inches

21
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how much does an adolescent boy increase in height

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4 to 12 inches

22
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what is included in piagets formal operational stage for adolescence

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can think abstractly, use logic to solve problems, form and test hypothesis, take interest in social issues, compares their beliefs to others