Life Stages across the life cycle (Physical) Flashcards

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Life Stages

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Infancy: 0-2 years
Childhood: 3-12 years
Adolescence: 13-19 years
Adulthood: 20- 64 years
Later aduthood: 65+

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Growth

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Gradual increase in physical size (height and mass)

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Age
Bigger

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Development

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Emergence and increase in sophistication of skill, abilities and emotion

Keywords
Get smarter

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Physical changes

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body growth, gross and fine development, strength, puberty, menopause, features of age and ageing

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intellectual

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language skills, mental capacity and memory development, how children learn, including learning through play, problem solving, moral development

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emotional

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bonting attachment, self-esteem, self-confidence, development of feelings, attachments and independance

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social

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social skills/socialisation, stages of social play, interactions and roles

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when are the 2 periods of rapid growth and development

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  • immedietley anter birth
  • during adolescence (during puberty which lasts for 2-5 years)
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centile charts

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many illnesses and diseases can affect growth so any deviation from the expected growth norms are an early warning sign that something is wrong

health professionals plot the growth of height, weight and head circumfrance

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normal growth rates

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infants double their weight in the first 6 months and then they double it again by the time they are 3

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milestones

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stages in development

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development norms

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points in development where a particular change is expected to happen for most of the population - development follows a relitivley predictable pattern

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gross motor skills

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involve whole body movements, control pf larger muscles is needed for skills such as walking running or balancing

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fine motor skills

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involve movements made with fingers - control over small muscles is needed for skills such as skills such as playing and instrument, sewing or writing

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gross motor skill sequence:

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  • learning to support head
  • rolling over
  • sitting (supported)
  • crawling
  • climbing
  • standing
  • walking
  • running
  • jumping
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fine motor skill sequence

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  • finger and hand play
  • whole hand palmer grasp
  • finger and thumb grasp (pincer)
  • 3 finger grasp primative tripod grasp
  • palmer grasp
  • refined pincer + tripod grasp
  • prefered hand use
  • improved tripod grasp
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puberty - girls

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  • breasts enlarge
  • hip broaden
  • underarm hair grows
  • acne
  • growth spurt
  • menstrual cycle
  • moodswings
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puberty - boys

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  • facial hair
  • voice deepens
  • shoulders broaden
  • chest and pubic hair
  • penis and testicles enlarge
  • development of muscles
  • acne
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menopause

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  • womens body stops producing eggs
  • oestrogen levels drop
  • periods will become infrequent and eventually stop
  • cannot get pregnant naturally
  • 45 - 55
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menopause - typical physical complints

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  • irregular periods
  • hot flushes
  • heavy sweating
  • fatuige
  • muscle aches
  • dizzyness
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menopause - less common physical complaints

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  • itchy skin
  • dry skin
  • prolapse
  • loss of libido
  • osteoperosis (brittle bones)
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psychological complaints

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  • fatuige
  • apathy
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features of age and ageing

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  • hair will lose colour
  • vision deterioates
  • muscle strength decreases