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Definition of Growth
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Increase in body size
Changes in structure, funtion, and complexity Body cell content Meabolic and Biochemical processes |
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Definition of Development:
Patterned, orderly and lifelong changed |
Structure
Throughts Feelings Behavior |
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Defintion of Development:
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Maturtion of physical and mental capacity
Experiences Learning |
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Definition of Learning
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Process of gaining specific knowlege, skills and acquiring habits and attitudes
Result of: Experience Education or training Behavioral Changes |
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People grow and develop in an
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orderly way based on genetic and physiological foundations
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enviromental experiences are a powerful
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influence and may suppress or enhance genetic capacity for expression of certain talents, cognitive abilities, language or physical achivements, or social skills
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Childs ability to preform physical task depends on
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Maturation of neurological structures in the brain
Muscular and skeletal system development |
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Cephalocaudal sequence of growth
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is from head (brain) to trunk to feet
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Conception
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From the beginning, heredity and enviroment are intertwined. The zygote has all of the biological information needed for development of the body
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Muliple births
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Have become more frequent because of fertility drugs and in vitro fertilization- due to nurture because fertility drugs are affecting the twinning occurrence
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Congenital malformations
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these are NOT inherited diseases
Physical or mental disabilites that occur before birth Example: Fragile X syndrome, cystic fibrosis, sickle-cell syndrome, muscular dystrophy, Down Syndrome |
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Anemia
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If iron deficiency anemia spontaneius abortion, prematurity, low birth weight, and fetal death could occur
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Enviromental Pollution
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The child is not fully developed at birth, the brain and the neurological, immune, endocrine, and reporductive systems pass through numerous critical periods when they care especially vulnerable
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Weight gain durning pregnancy
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Disired weight gain depends on the femals weight-height ratio before pregnancy
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A mother needs to be aware that the things she does during her pregnancy
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are significant to the health of her baby from the very first day of her pregnancy
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The use of any drugs, other than those prescribed for use during pregnancy
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may have grave consequences for the health of both the mother and the baby
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Nutrition Educations (during pregnancy)
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calories are needed for cell multiplication, protien is believed to be promarily related to enlargement of cells, pre-natal vitamin supplements are important for the growth and development of the fetus
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Socialization (newborn)
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The newborn must be socialized or shaped along a number of dimensions: emotional, social, cognative, intellectual, perceptual, behavioral, and expressive.
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Failure to Thrive
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Discribes infants who are unable to obtain or use calories an dother nutrients required for growth, weight, and height
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Attachement (Newborns): Engrossment
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refers to initail paternal tie
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Body Temp at Birth
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Get baby warm and dry r/t vasoconstrication
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Apgar Tool
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Assessed at 1 min and 5 min after birth
Includes: respirations heart rate muscle tone reflex activities color -Score less than 7 may indicate difficulty |
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Umbilical cord Care
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Keep clean and dry, and use water to clean if soiled
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Fontanel closers
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The posterior fontanel closes by 2-3 months, the anterior fontanel closes between 8-18 months
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Circumcision
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Parents should back own decision- you need to make the best decision for you and your child
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Immunizations
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Help them get immunized
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Power struggles between parent and child are
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NORMAL
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Attachment behavior
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is very evident during the toddler years
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Insist the child sit to ear or drink to reduce the risk of
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a toddler aspirating or choking
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Type of Play for children
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pretend/symbolic play
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Bedtime rituals
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are important (bath, reading a story, soft music)
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the child's adaptive behavior is strengthened when he or she is
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taught to do something for self
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Toddles Develop sense of
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self-control and beginning independence
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Toilet Training
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Independence and autonomy are critical issues
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Safety and health
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Placing safety latches on doors can reduce the possibility of poisoning for toddlers
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Develpmental characteristics make toddlers more prone to
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accidents
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Asthma and breast feeding
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Breast feeding for 6-12 months is an importnat preventive measure for allergies in a child
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Parenting Styles: Authoritarian
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Parent exerts control, is demanding, but is responsice to and accepting of the child
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Parenting Styles: Permissive
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indulgent and rarley makes demands or exerts control. the child is encouraged to express feelings and impules
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Preschoolers: Child imitates the parents
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major preschooler task called identification. As the child watches and listens to the patents and demonstrates what they do
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One-parent or step parent family: Child affected based on
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Involvement with the divorced parents
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Older siblings
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Often positive feeling exist between a preschooler and an older sibling
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Denver Deveopmental Screening Test
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Evaluates gross motor skills
Considered a generall assessment tool that can help guide treament and teaching |
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Nutrional needs of children
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are the same as adult but in smaller quantities
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Exercise needs of children
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needs at least 60 minutes of active exercise daily
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