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Growth and Development Flashcards

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Palmar Grasp

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Grasp fingers when in palm (appears at birth and leaves at 3 months)

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Plantar Reflex

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When toes curl when foot sole is stroked (appears at birth and leaves at 6 months)

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Moro/Startle Reflex

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Head and trunk fall back when startled (appears at birth and leaves at 6 months)

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Stepping Reflex

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Walking motion when feet touch surface (appears at birth-8 weeks leaves before walking)

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Placing Reflex

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When the side of the foot is on a surface, tries to stand by turning hip and knee in (appear in about 4 days and varies to leave)

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Fencing Reflex

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When supine, head turns to side, limbs on that side extend while they flex on the other side (appears in 2-3 months and leaves at 6 months)

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Rooting Reflex

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Turn head to side when cheek is stroked (appears at birth and leaves at 4 months)

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Sucking Reflex

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Suck on whatever goes in mouth (appears at birth and leaves at 4 months)

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Gross Motor Development at 1 Month

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Lift and turn head when prone, head lags when pulled into sitting position, round back when sitting

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Gross Motor Development at 2 Months

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Raise head and control neck position, improved head control

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Gross Motor Development at 3 Months

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Raise head to 45 degrees when prone, smaller head lag when pulled to sitting

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Gross Motor Development at 4 Months

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Lift head to look around, roll from prone to supine

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Gross Motor Development at 5 Months

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Roll from supine to prone and back, sit with back upright when supported

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Gross Motor Development at 6 Months

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Tripod sitting

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Gross Motor Development at 7 Months

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Sit alone with minimal hand usage for support

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Gross Motor Development at 8 Months

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Sit unsupported

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Gross Motor Development at 9 Months

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Crawl with abdomen off floor

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Gross Motor Development at 10 Months

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Pulls self to stand, cruises

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Gross Motor Development at 12 Months

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Sit from standing position, walks independently

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Social Development at 6-8 Weeks

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Smile in response to stimuli

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Social Development at 4-8 Months

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Separation anxiety/awareness

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Social Development at 6-8 Months

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Shows fear and anger, stranger anxiety

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Social Development at 9 Months

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Smile at self in mirror, peek a boo

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Social Development at 10-12 Months

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Quiets self, soothed by music, mood changes

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Language Development at 0 Months

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Crying

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Language Development at 2 Months

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Vowel sounds

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Language Development at 3-4 Months

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Cooing, babbling

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Language Development at 6-7 Months

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Belly laugh, talk to toys

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Language Development at 8-9 Months

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“Mama” and “Dada”

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Language Development at 10-11 Months

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Understands meaning of words

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Language Development at 12 Months

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3-5 words have meaning

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Language Development at 18 Months

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10-50 words have meaning

33
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Language Development at 2 Years

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300 Words

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Language Development at 2.5 Years

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450 Words

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Language Development at 3 Years

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1000 Words

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 0-18 Months

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Trust v Mistrust

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 18 Mo-3 Yrs

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Autonomy v Shame

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 4-6 Years

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Initiative v Guilt

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 7-12 Years

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Industry v Inferiority

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 13-18 Years

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Identity v Role Confusion

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 19-40 Year

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Intimacy v Isolation

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 41-64 Years

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Generativity v Stagnation

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Erikson’s Ages and Stages 65+ Years

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Integrity v Despair

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Solitary Play

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Play alone, no interaction, age 0-2 years

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Spectator Play

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Watch other kids play, age 2-2.5 yr

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Parallel Play

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Play separately next to other kids, age 2.5-3 yrs

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Associative Play

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Interact with mix sex friends, age 3-4 yrs

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Cooperative Play

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Play together in same sex group, play has goals, age 4+ yrs

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Ages and Stages Newborns (First 4 Weeks of Life)

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Skin is poorly developed and very thin, loose 5-10% body weight the first 5 days of life, no cows milk until 1 yr

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Ages and Stages Toddlers (12-36 Months)

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Growth slows considerably, temper tantrums, walk alone by 15 months, hold cup with both hands by 18 months, Fontanelles close by 18 months

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Ages and Stages 2 Years

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Hold crayon, build 6 block tower

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Ages and Stages 3 Years

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Copy a circle or cross, build with smaller blocks

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Preschoolers (3-5/6 Years)

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Mastering toddler tasks, all deciduous teeth present, aware of racial differences, no “body boundaries/modesty”

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