Lifespan + Infant Development Flashcards
Freud’s Psychosexual phases
Birth - 1 year: Oral phase
1 - 3 years: Anal stage
3 - 6 years: Phallic stage
6 years - puberty: Latent stage
Zones of proximal development
What I can do by myself
What I can do with help
What I cannot do
Attachment stages
0-6 weeks: Asocial
6 weeks - 7 months: Indiscriminate
7-9 months: Specific
9 months onwards: Multiple attachment
Stranger anxiety
Response to the arrival of a stranger
Seperation anxiety
Distress upon separation from primary carer
Social referencing
Child looks to rimary carer to understand how to react in a situation
Walking stages
13 months = average
Not by 18 months = bad
Vision screening
Within 72h of birth
Between 6-8 weeks old
At 1 year or between 2-2.5 years
at 4-5 years
Hearing screening
Within a few weeks of birth
9 months
2.5 years (if parents are concerned)
4-5 years
Phenylketonuria
Deficiency of Phenykalanine hydroxylase (PAH) leading to buildup of F in blood and no Y. Autosomal recessive condition
PKU if untreated
Growth failure
Microcephaly
Seizures
Intellectual impairment
Diagnosis of PKU
Blood spot test at birth
Elevated F in blood
Treatment of PKU
Low F diet, Daily intake of F regulated with plasma checks
PKU when trying to be a mother
increased risk of miscarriage, Fetal growth restriction, Microcephaly, Congenital heart disease, Developmental delay
Potential treatments for PKU
Enzyme replacement
Gene therapy