Topic B Flashcards

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What is nurture?

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The influences that an environment has on an individual including social and environmental factors.

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What is nature?

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Physical characteristics which are biologically determined by genetic inheritance

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What are milestones?

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Milestones are used today to measure development and identify developmental delay.

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What is a dominant gene?

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If a gene is dominant, a child can inherit it from just one parent who has the condition. An example of this is Huntington’s disease.

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What is a recessive gene?

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If the gene is recessive, a child needs to inherit from both parents to develop the condition. Examples of this are cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anaemia.

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Cystic fibrosis

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Recessive. causes thick mucus to be produced which effects the lung and digestive system.

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Brittle bone disease

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Dominant. Brittle bone disease affects the development of growth of bones.

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PKU

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Recessive. Leads to a build up of amino acid which is toxic to the nervous system can lead to irreversible brain damage.

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Huntingtons disease

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Dominant. Can affect movement and cognition

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Environmental factors

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Issues external to the body. Pollution, housing, geographical location, access to health care.

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What is a respiratory disorder?

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Conditions affecting the upper respiratory tract, trachea, bronchi, alveoli, pleura and pleural cavity.

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What is cardiovascular problems?

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any disorder or disease of the heart or blood vessels

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Allergies?

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caused by irritants such as dust or pollen causing immune system to overact.

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Poor housing conditions

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poor health and quality of life. increases the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular disease, as well as anxiety and depression.

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Why do people have a religion?

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-A sense of belonging
-Gives people guidance and a purpose
-An explanation

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Jehovah’s witnesses

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Believes that the bible prohibits ingesting blood and that Christians should not accept blood transfusions or donate or store their own blood for transfusion.

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What is a family?

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A family is a social group of people, often related genetically, by marriage or by living together as a group

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What are the 4 types of families?

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-Nuclear
-Single parent
-Extended
-Blended

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What is a dysfunctional family?

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A family that is not providing all of the support and benefits associated with being in a family

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What factors could cause a dysfunctional family?

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-stress
-poor parenting skills
-controlling, aggressive and manipulative family members
-neglecting children
-inconsistent parental teaching

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Why might there be sibling rivalry?

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-jealousy
-gain a sense of control
-gain power in a household
-feeling helpless and powerless
-parents encouraging competition
-parents deliberately promoting conflict

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What are the 4 styles of parenting?

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-Authoritative
-Authoritarian
-permissive
-uninvolved

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What is Authoritative parenting?

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Parents that are not overly strict.

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What is Authoritarian parenting?

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Parents have a high expectation, often overwhelming their children with strict unexplained rules and regulations.

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What is permissive parenting?
Parents take few demands and maybe reluctant to implement rules or values into the lives of their children.
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What is uninvolved parenting?
Often uninvolved or dabble at parenting if it is in front of others, parents focus is on careers or social media not paying attention to their own children.
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What is bullying?
Bullying is repetitive, persistent, unwanted attention and actions which are designed to make another feel hurt and fear, either physically or emotionally.
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'reasons' behind bullying
-religion/culture/beliefs or colour skin -sexual preference or transgender -physical appearance, such as height, good looks, clothing -intellectual ability or lack of ability -postcode or street area family name or background
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The Amish religions belief's
dedication to the bible. very strict on modern technology. they are submissive and not seen as individuals, just part of a bigger community.
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Amish views on health care
prefer natural remedies. some only visit a doctor for medicine or serious illness
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What is an unpredictable life event?
They are events that happen unexpectedly and which may have serious physical and psychological effects on the individual. These effects can be positive or negative.
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What are predictable life events?
They are events tht are expected to happen at a particular time. While expected they may have a positive or negative effect on a person's health and wellbeing.
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What is stress?
Stress is an automatic response to dealing with challenging situations or life events; causing the body to flood with hormones