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Define Development progressive increase in the function of the body
Define Growth increase in physical size that can be measured (lbs, inch)
Define maturation way in which person grows and develops, dictated by inheritance
Growth is ______ measureable
2 main growth spurts infancy and puberty
birth weight ____ by 5-6months doubles
birth weight ____ by 1 year triples
cephalocaudal growth from head to toe
proximodistal growth from center of the body outwards
body proportions are the same for infants and adults True or False FALSE- body proportions greatly differ
children in good health tend to follow a _____ pattern of growth consistent
A change in 2 percentiles on the growth chart is normal True or false FALSE- could indicate a unknown issue
Biggest influence and growth and development Nutrition
Eriksons theory on infancy stage trust vs mistrust
Eriksons theory on preschool age stage initiative vs guilt
Eriksons theory on toddler stage autonomy vs shame and doubt
Eriksons theory on adolescent stage identity vs role confusion
Eriksons theory on school age stage industry vs inferiority
no cows milk until after what birthday? the 1st birthday
what are deciduous teeth? baby teeth
permanent teeth erupt around age ____ 6
what type of play do 1-2 yr olds do? parallel play- they'll play beside each other
what type of play do 5-7 yr olds do? cooperative play- they play with each other
what type of play do 3-5 yr olds do? associative play
posterior fontanel closes by ______ of age 2 months
anterior fontanel closes by ______ of age 18 months
if breastfeeding what vitamin supplement is needed for baby? Vitamin D
school-aged girls grow fast than boys true or false TRUE
boys stop growing around age _____ 18-20
girls cease to grow 2-2.5 years ____ start of menses after
what aspects should be done first when examining a child? auscultation of heart, lung, and bowel sounds
the best way to establish trust with children being honest
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