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Physical changes that occur over time.

Growth

Process of adapting to one's environment over what kind of pattern does growth and development usually follow.

Development

What kind of pattern does growth follow?

Cephalcaudal

What kind of pattern does development follow?

Proximodistal

Gestational Period begins? Lasts? What impacts it? What Phase is it? What is the person?

-Begins at conception/culminates in birth


-Lasts 40 weeks


-Maternal health directly impacts fetal well-being


-Embryonic phase


-Fetus

Neonatal Period lasts?

Birth to 28 days

During the neonatal period, What 4 things happen during critical adaptions?

1) Establishment of respirations


2) Independent circulation


3) Thermoregulation


4) Production of urine

Establishment, circulation, regulation, production?

What body reaction is present at birth?

Reflexes

Infancy lasts? What period is this? Learns by what?

*1 month-1 year


*Period of rapid growth


*Learns by doing

Central task is what?

Development of trust


Development of?

Toddlerhood lasts from what years? Growth rate? Development? Explores?

*1-3yrs


*Growth rate is slower


*Rapid language development


*Explores environment & attempts to become autonomous

During preschool stage, what are the proportions of their body? Ability to control? Ability to communicate needs through? Ability to do what concerning parents? Develops?

-Head to trunk closer


-Controls bodily functions


-Communicates needs through language


-Separates from parents


-Develops conscience

School age children lasts from what ages? How are their appearance? Uses what to experience actions and events? Able to do what outside the home?

*6-12yrs


*Slimmer appearance/lower center of gravity


*Uses thought process


*Develop relationships

Adolescence last? Ability to do think? Establishes? Begins to do what?

*12-18yrs old


*Puberty


*Think abstractly


*Establishes own identity


* make decisions that affect the future

Young adulthood ages? What stage of life? Actions during this time? Begins to function as?

*19-40yrs old


*Healthiest stage of life


*Leaves home & explores options


*Functions as independent person

Middle adulthood age range? Happens during this period? Balances what two things? Needs that diminish & increase?

40-64yrs old


-Menopause & andropause


-Balances aspirations w/ reality


-Needs of children diminish; needs of aging parents increase

NANDA Diagnoses for development.

-Risk for disproportionate growth


-Adult failure to thrive


-Delayed growth &development


-Several diagnoses address age-specific problems

Who has the fastest growing age group? And by 2050 will be 20% of the population?

Older adults

Population pyramid says?

Fewer young, more adults

Older adulthood begins at what age?

65

Young-old ranges from what ages?

(65-74 years old)

Middle-old ranges from what years?

(75-80 years old)

Oldest-old begins at what age?

85 years old

Older adulthood health problems are considered?

Chronic

In older adulthood, body becomes?

Frail (fragile)

Theories of aging

-Genetic theories


-Cellular Malfunction


-Wear and tear


-Autoimmune reaction

Age related physical changes in what body systems?

-musculoskeletal


-cardiovascular


- respiratory


-gastrointestinal


-integumentary


-genitourinary


- neurological


-endocrine


-sensory


-cognitive


- personality

7 Leading causes of death

1) Heart disease


2) Cancer


3) Stroke


4) Chronic lower respiratory diseases


5) Alzheimer disease


6) Influenza & pneumonia


7) Diabetes mellitus

What happens to cognitive development over time? Versus intelligence?

Memory declines, intelligence does not

The primary form of Alzheimer's?

Dementia

Percentage of dementia that is common and 85yrs+ group.

50%


(not normal aging)

Housing for older adults

-Aging in place


-Elder friendly residences


-Elder friendly communities


-Naturally occurring retirement communities


-Retirement communities


-Continuing care retirement communities (CCRC)


-Assisted-living facilities


-Nursing homes