SAC 1 - youth Flashcards

1
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Define Individual Human Development

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a series of orderly, predictable changes that occur from conception until death, development can be PIES

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2
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define Physical Development

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changes to the body and its systems. these can be changes in size, complexity and motor skills

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3
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intellectual development

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the development of processes in the brain such as thought, knowledge and memory

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4
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emotional development

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the development of the full range of emotions and the optimal way of dealing and expressing them

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5
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social development

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the increasing complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships with other people

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6
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gross motor skills

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the manipulations and coordination of large muscle groups eg. running walking throwing

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7
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fine motor skills

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the manipulation and coordination of small muscles groups such as the ones in the hands eg writing

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8
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complexity

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the quality of being intricate or complex

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9
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puberty

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biological changes that occur in the youth stage of life and prepare the individual for sexual reproduction

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10
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hormone

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a chemical messenger that results in changes in the body

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11
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primary sex characteristics

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body parts that are directly involved in reproduction and form organs of reproductions

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12
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secondary sex characteristics

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traits arising from changes in both female and male at puberty. not directly related to reproduction

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13
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developmental milestone

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a significant skill or event occurring in a persons life

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14
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biological determinant

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factors relating to the body that affect health

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15
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adolescent growth spurt

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a period of rapid growth that occurs during puberty (growth hormone)

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16
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abstract though

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a complex thought process where ideas are focus rather than physical objects

17
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concrete thought

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a simple thought process that centres on objects or physical environment

18
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self concept

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the way an individual views themselves

19
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self esteem

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confidence in ones own worth or abilities

20
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youth

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12 to 18 years of age; however it should be acknowledged that classifications for the stage of youth can differ

21
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genetic potential

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the genetic capabilities and limitations of an individuals genetic makeup

22
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BMI

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a measure of body mass to height, used to determine overweight and obesity levels

23
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lifestages

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prenatal - fertilisation till birth
infancy - birth to 2
early childhood - 2to 6
late childhood - 6 to 12
youth - 12 to 18
early adulthood - 18 to 40
middle adulthood - 40 to 65
late adulthood - 65 +
24
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name the biological determinants

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body weight, hormones and genetics

25
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body weight affect youth health

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individual may not be as tall or reach optimal bone density due to not consuming nutrient rich diet

26
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hormonal changes affect youth

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hormones trigger puberty and results in changes that occur

27
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endocrine system

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hypothalamus
pituitary gland
thyroid gland
ovaries or testes

28
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GnRH - what’s it do, where’s it come from

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from hypothalamus

triggers the release of LH and FSH

29
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LH and FSH, what it do and where it come from

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from pituitary gland

act on the testes and ovaries to release testosterone or eostrogen

30
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testosterone. where it come from what it do

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from testicles

responsible for development of male reproductive organs

31
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oestrogen what it do where it come from

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from ovaries

responsible for the development of female sex characteristics, memorial cycle and breast development

32
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growth hormone where it from what it do

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pituitary gland

increase the rate of growth

33
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thyroxine

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thyroid gland

regulates metabolism which is required to produce extra energy that’s required for changes that occur during puberty

34
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physical health

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refers to the efficiency of functioning of the body and its systems