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- author "Me"
- tags "Test #1 - Ch. 2,3,5,6"
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- fileName "Growth & Dev"
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- Maturation
- Total process in which skills & potential emerge regardless of practice or training
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Continuity Dev Theory
Aging theory that suggests that aging should be viewed as part of the life cycle, not as a separate terminal stage.
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Quantitative growth
Growth that can be measured in inches/pounds etc
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Mores
Moral issues that are strongly believed by a culture
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Norms
Socially accepted rules & behaviors that guide an individuals behavior & interactions within the culture
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Nonverbal communication
Communicating using body language
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Embryo
Developing organism, called this until end of 8th week. Multicelled fertilized structure implanted in uterus.
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Fetus
Developing organism, called this after 8th week until birth, all essential structures are formed
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Neonate
Newborn infant, up to 28 days
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Fontanels
Soft spots located anterior & posterior on infant skull
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Moro reflex
Sudden movement causes extension & adduction of extremities, disappears by 3-4 months
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Tonic neck reflex
If head of backlying newborn is turned to one side, infant will extend arm & leg on that side
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Cephalocaudal
Directional term that refers to growth & development that begins at the head & progresses down to feet
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Proximodistal
Directional term that refers to growth & development that progresses from the center of the body toward extremities
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Gross motor skills
Movements of the large muscles of the arms & legs
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Fine motor skills
Movements of the hands & fingers
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Palmar grasp (pincer grasp)
Newborn briefly grasps any object placed in hands
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Culture
Refers to all of the learned patterns of behavior passed down through the generations & influences our thinking, decisions & actions.
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Values
Deeply embedded feelings that determine what is considered good or bad, right or wrong.
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Beliefs
Truths held by a cultures people
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cultural competence
Conscious process where health care worker must apply knowledge & skills to enhance interaction with clients
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Cultural awareness
Understanding of culture, race & ethnicity of diverse minority groups
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Cultural sensitivity
Being correct in your language & interaction to avoid offending anyones beliefs or practices
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Race
Group of people who share certain similar physical characteristics including skin color, hair texture and/or body shape/size
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Ethnicity
Stable cultural patterns shared by a group of families with the same historical roots ie. language, diet, customs, music/dance, religious beliefs
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Religion
Specific system of beliefs & worship
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Ethnocentric
Believing that ones cultures, values, & patterns of behavior are superior to those of others
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Family
2 or more people related by blood, marriage or adoption who live together OR 2 or more people who have chosen to live together & share interests, roles & resources
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Authoritarian (autocratic) family
Parents make all decisions
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Authoratative (democratic) family
Offers members choices & encourages participation & individual responsibility
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Permissive (laissez-faire) family
Offers members complete freedom
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Growth
Increase in physical size (quantatative)
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Development
Acquisition of skills & functions (qualitative)
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Apgar scale
- Color
- Reflex irritability
- Heart rate
- Respiratory rate
- Muscle tone
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Babinski reflex
When newborns sole is stroked, toes hyperextend & fan outward, big toe turns upward
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Rooting
When newborn cheek is stroked, infant turns toward that side & opens mouth
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Sucking
Newborn makes sucking movement when anything touches lips or tongue
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Newborn vital signs
- Axillary temp = 97.7-99.5 F
- Apical pulse = 120-160
- BP = 65/40
- RR = 30-60 breaths/min
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Maslows hierarchy of needs
- Self-actualization (full potential)
- Esteem (self-worth)
- Love & belongingness
- Safety
- Physiologic (food, O2, h2O)
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Freud (Psychosexual development)
- Oral (birth -18 months)
- Anal (18 months - 3 years)
- Phallic (3 - 6 years)
- Latency (6 - 12 years)
- Genital (13 - 20 years)
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Piaget (Cognitive development)
- Sensorimotor (birth - 2 years)
- Preoperational (2 - 6 years)
- Concrete operations (6 - 12 years)
- Formal operations (12-15 years & up)
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Kohlberg (Moral development)
- Preconventional (4 - 10 years)
- Conventional (10-13 into adulthood)
- Postconventional (adolescence on)
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Erikson (Psychosocial development)
- Trust vs mistrust (birth - 18 months)
- Autonomy vs shame & doubt (18 months - 3 years)
- Initiative vs guilt (3 - 6 years)
- Industry vs inferiority (6 - 12 years)
- Identity vs role confusion (12 - 20 years)
- Intimacy vs isolation (20 - 30 years)
- Generativity vs stagnation (30 - 65 years)
- Ego integrity vs despair (65 years - death)
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