Pediatrics- Ch. 5 Flashcards
Development happens quickly during the ____ , which is the time between conception and birth. During this period, a baby ___, ____ and ___.
Prenatal period
Responds first to tactile stimuli
Reflex development
Innate tactile, proprioceptive and vestibular reactions
The ___ is the transitional time from intrauterine to independent existence. Defined as approximately the first 4 weeks after delivery. The ___ and ___ systems develop.
Neonatal period
Visual
Auditory
Motor development occurs in the ____ to ____ direction and in a spiraling manner with periods of equilibrium and disequilibrium
Cephalocaudal/proximal to distal
Motor development progresses from ___ to ___ movement and from ____ to _____.
gross to fine
stability to controlled mobility
Stage 1 of Erikson is ____ . The infant/baby realizes that survival and comfort need will be met; hope is integrated into the personality.
Basic trust vs. mistrust (birth-18 months)
Stage 2 of Erikson is ____. The child realizes that he/she can control bodily functions; self-controlled will is integrated into the personality
Autonomy vs. doubt (2-4 years)
Stage 3 of Erikson is ___. The child gains social skills and a gender role identity; a sense of purpose is integrated into the personality.
Initiative vs. guilt (pre-school age)
Stage 4 of Erikson is ___. The child gains a sense of security through peers and gains mastery over activities of his/her age group; a feeling of competency is integrated into the personality
Industry vs. inferiority (elementary school age)
Stage 5 of Erikson is ___. The teenager begins to make choices about adult roles, and with the resolution of this identity crisis a sense of fidelity or membership with society is integrated into the personality
Self identity vs. role confusion (teenage years)
Stage 6 of Erikson is ___. The young adult establishes an intimate relationship wth a partner and family; the capacity of love is achieved
Intimacy and solidarity vs. isolation (young adulthood)
Stage 7 of Erikson is ___. The adult finds security in the contribution of his/her chosen personal/professional roles; the capacity to care is achieved
Generatively vs. self-absorption (middle adulthood)
Stage 8 of Erikson is ___. The mature adult reflects on his/her own value, and shares with the younger generation the knowledge gained, wisdom is acquired
Integrity vs. despair (maturity)
Level 1, stage 1 of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development is ____. The child is obedient in order to avoid punishment.
Punishment and obedience (– 8 years ; pre-conventional morality)
Level 1, stage 2 of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development is ____. The child makes moral choices based on the benefit to self and sometimes to others.
Instrumental relativism (–8 years; pre-conventional morality)
Level 2, stage 1 of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development is ____. The child desires to gain the approval of others.
Social conformity (9-10 years; conventional morality)