part 13 Flashcards
-school age through puberty:
What is a strong influence on child gaining independence from parents?
id with peers
-sex roles strongly influenced by peers
When do children resist and stop resisting bedtime?
- resist at age 8-11
- less resistant 12 and older
How do kids loose teeth?
- 6-7 front teeth
- 7-8 next teeth moving back
- 9-10 next back
- 10-12 for molars
- then come in similar to falling out
What is the most common cause of severe injury and death in school age children?
motor vehicle crashes
-pedestrian and passenger
What do we need to remind parents about for school age children? a
anticipatory guidance
What are some physiological changes of the adolescent (12-18)?
- size/strength of heart, blood volume, and systolic BP increase
- pulse rate and heat production decrease
- adult values for all formed elements
- respiratory volume and vital capacity increase
- increased performance capabilities
- early adolescent: group identity vs alienation
- development of personal identity vs role diffusion
- sex role id
- emotionality
Psychosocial development
-erikson: sense of id
- abstract thinking
- think beyond present
- mental manipulation
- concerned about others thoughts/feelings
piaget: cog development
- formal operations period
- internalized set of moral principals
- questioning moral values and relevance
- understand duty
- concepts of justice
kohlberg: moral development
- define id from parents’
- much ambivalence
- intense social and lonliness
- acceptance by peers very importnat
social development adolescence 12-18 years
What age has the biggest caloric need?
adolescence (12-18)
What is the single greatest cause of serious and fatal injuries in teens?
motor vehicle crashes
As of July 2016 No shots, No records, No……
school
What 6 immunizations are required to enter kindergarten?
- polio
- DTaP
- MMR
- Hep B
- Varicella
- Hib
What is the general contraindication for all immunizations?
severe febrile illness
