learning aim A Flashcards

1
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definition of growth?

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an increase in a measured quantity e.g height & weight

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definition of development?

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complex changes or an increase in skills, abilities and capabilities

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3
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what are the life stages and their ages?

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birth-infancy (0-2)
early childhood (3-8)
adolescence (9-18)
early adulthood (19-45)
adulthood (45-65)
later adulthood (65+)

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4
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what advice would you give if a baby was under/overweight?

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regulate their diet to what it needs
more milk/formula
exercise - stimulate walking
vegetables/protein

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5
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what are centile lines (percentiles) ?

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lines on a growth chart that show the expected range of weights and heights for children of a given age and gender

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physical developments?

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weight, height, puberty, period, body hair, body changes, shrink, wrinkles, eye sight weakens

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intellectual developments?

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maturation, during schools - reading/writing, learn from consequences, listen/focus better, manners

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emotional developments?

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matured, emotional regulation, handle grief, anger and stress differently

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social developments?

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priority is about finding a partner, making new friends who connect more with the person you’ve become, less attached to your parents

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10
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what age range is infancy?

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0-2

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what are fine motor skills?

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involve smaller movements that require more precise direction (dexterity) and use smaller movements

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what are gross motor skills?

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large movements that involve using the large muscles of the body that are required for mobility

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13
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toys that use gross motor skills?

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trampoline, scooter, teddies, rocking horse, climbing set, shaper sorter

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toys that use fine motor skills?

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dolls, cars, painting sets, playdough, fidget toys

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15
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what age range is early childhood?

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3-8

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what physical skills should a child in early childhood have?

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reading, cycling, running, drawing, writing, walking, talking, holding, use of fine and gross motor skills

17
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what age range is adolescence?

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9-18

18
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what physical changes happen during adolescence?

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puberty, hair growth, height, weight, period, facial hair, hips grow larger, acne, deeper voice, boobs grow, mood swings and hormones, hair gets greasy quick

19
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definition of adolescence?

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an important status change following the onset of puberty during which a young person develops from a child into young adult

20
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what are primary sexual characteristics?

A

changes and development of reproductive organs

21
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what are secondary sexual characteristics?

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outward signs of development from a child into man/woman

22
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definition of puberty?

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a period of rapid growth where young people reach sexual maturity, and become biologically able to reproduce and develop secondary sexual characteristics

23
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definition of hormones?

A

chemical substances produced in the body and transported in the blood stream that control or regulate body cells or organs

24
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female hormones - oestrogen / progesterone?

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ovaries produce these hormones which are responsible for ovulation and menstruation, the first period signals the onset of fertility

25
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male hormones - testosterone?

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testes produced testosterone which stimulates sperm production, testosterone is responsible for deeper pitch and tone of voice