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