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Receptive Language
what they can understand

**always more than expressive
Expressive Language
what they can say
diural
urinating (wetting) during the day
growth
"quantitative"

measurable multipication of cells
- increase in sixe of cells, organs, body system
- physical maturation
development
"qualitative"

- increased skill or progression
- increased capacity to function

- evolves from maturation, not measurable in precise units but a predictable pattern
DDST
Denver Developmental Screening Tool

- ages birth to 6 years
- four areas tested:
personal/social
gross motor
language
adaptive fine motor
Anticipatory Guidance
teaching focused on what to EXPECT at NEXT developmental stage/future
Erikson's Psychosocial Developmental Theory
based on critical stages, conflict resolution, and each stage is dependent on preceding stage
Erikson's Stages
Trust vs. Mistrust - birth to 18 mo
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt - toddlers 18 mo to 3 yrs
Iniative vs. Guilt - preschool 3 to 6 yrs
Industry vs. Inferiority - school age 6 to 10 yrs
Identity vs. Role Confusion - adolescence 11 to 18 yrs
Piaget's Cognitive Developmental Theory
based on orderly, sequential process of intellectual development
Piaget's Stages
Sensorimotor - birth to 2 yrs
Preoperational - 2 to 7 yrs
Concrete - 7 to 11 yrs
Formal - 11 to 15 yrs
Kohlberg's Moral Developmental Theory

Stages
Preconventional - birth to 9 yrs
Conventional - 9 to 20 yrs
Postconventional - 20+ yrs
strabismus
muscle imbalance

eye alignment is not equal
amblyopia
permanent disability due to uncorrected strabismus
night tremors
toddlers experience
- does not awake completely
- cries, is fearful
- maybe disoriented, not recognize parents
- falls back to sleep after a period

** usually outgrow
nightmares
anxiety dreams
- wake up fully
- can remember details

**common in older children
normal dysfluency
"pseudo stuttering"
- very brief repetitions of syllables, sounds, etc
- most noticable when tired, excited, or stressed
- more prevalent in boys
- lasts less than 2-3 months, usually with some improvement (normal)
menarche
first menstrual period

usually between 11 and 15 (avg. age 12.4)

less than 10% of US girls start before 11 yrs - 90% of population have by 13 3/4
enuresis
involuntary bedwetting
(at least 2x/monthly)

causes:
- predisposition
- family stress
- lack of antidiuretic hormone
- tiny bladder capacity
- bladder spasms
- UTI
noctural
urinating at night
encopresis
persistant voluntary or involuntary stooling (after age 4)

- usually boys
- usually in late afternoon
- complains of abdominal pain
- usually secondary to constipation
sleepwalking
onset usually prior to age 10

child avoids being hurt
usually outgrows episodes