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MOD 9 Flashcards

1
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begins the entrance of school environment

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school age

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2
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this is the stage were children make a truly independent judgement

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school age

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3
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weight gain of a school age

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3-5 lbs or 1.3 2.2 kg

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4
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height gain of a school age

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1-2 inch

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5
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what age of school age that brain growth is complete

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10 y/o

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6
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age of the school age

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6-12

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7
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age that cooperate and shares; can be jealous to others and siblings like to copy adults like to play alone

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6-7 y/o

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8
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ages that likes competition and games; start to mix friends and play with children of opposite gender

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8-9 y/o

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9
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ages that find friends very important and may have a bestfriend

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10-12 y/o

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10
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can boost school aged social abilities by

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setting limits
modeling good behavior
complementing your cjild
helping child choose activities
encouraging your child to talk with you
encouraging to read
encouraging to get hobbies
promoting physical activity
encouraging self discipline
teaching child to respect
spending time together
limiting screentime

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11
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major weight gain occur of boys at the age of

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10-12

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12
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major weight gain occur of girls at the age of

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9-12 (girls are usually heavier)

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13
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at the age of 6 both boys & girls are the same

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height

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14
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before puberty children both sexes have a

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growth spurt boys: 12-14 girls: 10-12

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15
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proportional changes

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posture erect w steady gait
slimmer looks w longer legs
skeletal lengthening
decrease head circumference

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16
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face changes

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skull and brain grow very slowly
face grows faster in relation to the remainder of cranium
“age of the loose tooth” & ugly duckling

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17
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“age of the loose tooth” & ugly duckling

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school age 6-12

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18
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age where eye globe reaches at their final shape

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school age 6-12

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19
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age where the adult vision (20/20) level is achieved

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school age 6-12

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20
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age where brain growth complete

A

school age - 6-12

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21
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age where fine motor coordination becomes refined

A

school age 6-12

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22
Q

lymphatic tissue continues to grow at until 9 y/o

A

remind

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23
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left ventricle of heart enlarge at the school age strong enough to pump blood to the growing body

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remind

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24
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pulse rate of school age

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70-80 bpm

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25
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BP of a school age

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112/60 mmHg

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26
Q

calories need of a school age

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2100-2400

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27
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most important meal

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breakfast

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28
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what age are the most likely to eat junk foods and take zero caloric food

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school age

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29
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to make the child take needed calories you need to do

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WELL PLANNED MEAL

30
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prepare simple meals w healthy ingredients and display good table manners

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remind

31
Q

what age does the child “swear” (mag mura) to express anger

A

9 y/o

32
Q

what age does the child talk in full sentences

A

6 y/o

33
Q

what age where the sense of humor is apparent

A

12 y/o

34
Q

how many sleep does the school age needed

A

10-12 hours

35
Q

common health problems of school age

A

dental carries & malocclusion

36
Q

school age that has fear of going to school

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school refusal or phobia

37
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school age where they are violence school shooting or reports

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terrorism

38
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having difficulty distinguishing between fact or fantasy

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dishonesty behavior-lying

39
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education that is important to learn pubertal changes and responsible sexual practices.

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sex education

40
Q

school age occur speech problems

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remind

41
Q

having anxiety

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school age

42
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reason why some children are deprived of sleep

A

telebabad

43
Q

at what age where nipples slightly elevated

A

7 1/2 - 8

44
Q

at what age where the initial growth of pubic hair occurs

A

8-14

45
Q

physchosexual development where children experience relationships with same sex peers

A

latecy period (sigmund freud)

46
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physchosexual development where accomplishments is achieved somewhere between 6-12 and adolescence

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Industry vs Inferiority (erikson)

47
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physchosexual development that processes to experience events and actions

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concrete operations (piaget)

48
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making judgement based on what they see (perceptual thinking)

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cognitive development

49
Q

a cognitive skill that can consider more than one thing at a time which leads to an ability to empathize sympathize

A

decentering

50
Q

a cognitive skill that can recognize matter even if the form has changed; (eg: mass and volume; knows
that quantity remains the same even though appearance differs.)

A

conservation

51
Q

a cognitive skill that recognizes events even in their reverse for he can imagine a process in reverse.

A

reversibility

52
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stages of moral development (kohlberg)

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stage V CONFORMITY
stage or VI “LAW & ORDER”

53
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stages if moral development that has conscience and moral standards

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STAGES V1 LAW & ORDER

54
Q

grows slowly in school age

A

skull and brain

55
Q

pulse rate of school age

A

70-80

56
Q

blood pressure

A

112/60 mmHg

57
Q

hormones of sexual maturation

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gonadotropic

58
Q

enlargement of breast of a boy

A

gynecomastia

59
Q

fluid produced by boys that produce from ejaculation is called

A

NOCTURNAL EMISSION (wet dreams)

60
Q

eager to develop skills and meaningful useful work

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industry vs inferiority erikson

61
Q

failure to develop a sense of accomplishment

A

sense of inferiority

62
Q

pubic hair grows at the age of

A

8-14

63
Q

central incisors; sexual differences seen in play quiet in play

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7 y/o

64
Q

skip jump hop ride walk straight ;first molar

A

6 y/o

65
Q

improved coordination eyes fully developed

A

8 y/o

66
Q

hero worship

A

9

67
Q

kore improved coordination; well mannered w adults

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10

68
Q

active but awkward; mixed sexual activities

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11

69
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join organization

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12

70
Q

ability to adapt thought processes to fit what is perceived

A

accomodation

71
Q

ability to understand the object can belong to more than one classification

A

class inclusion

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