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Growth & Development Flashcards

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Sensorimotor stage

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0-2 years
Explores via direct sensory and motor contact
Object permanence & separation anxiety (4 to 8 months) develops

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Preoperational

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2-6 years
Uses symbols to represent object
Can not reason logically yet
Can pretend and are egocentric

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Concrete operational

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7 to 12 years
Can think logically about concrete things
Understands conservation

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Formal operations

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12+

Can reason abstractly and think in hypothetical terms

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Infancy age

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1 month to 1 year

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Posterior fontanel closes when

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2-3 months

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Anterior fontanel closes when

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12 to 18 months

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Eriksons stage at infancy

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Trust vs. mistrust

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9
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Separation anxiety develops when

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4 to 8 months

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10
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Stranger fear develops when

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6 to 8 months

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Two month milestones

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Vocalization

Lift & turn head to breath

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4 month milestone

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Smile responsively
Lift head and chest at 45-90 degree angle
Roll back to side

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6 month milestones

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Peek a boo (object permanence)
Roll back to front
Sit with support

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14
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When can kids sit independently

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8 months

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15
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When do kids develop a pincer grasp and pulling to a stand

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9 months

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By 12 months an infants… (3 things)

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Walking holding on to something
Jabbering
Birth weigh triples

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Toddlers age

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One to three years

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Piaget stage of toddlers

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Sensorimotor becomes preoperational

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Eriksons stage of toddler

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Autonomy vs. doubt and shame

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15-18 month old milestones

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Stopping
Walking forward or backward
10+ words

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Two year old milestones

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Using fork/spoon
Running/walking
Removing clothing

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Piaget stage of preschoolers

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Preoperational

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Age of preschoolers

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3 to 6 years

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Eriksons stage of preschoolers

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Initiative vs guilt

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Three year old milestones

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Imaginative play
Block building
Putting on clothing

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4-5 year old milestones

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Coloring
Draw a square (4 sides to a square 4 years old)
1000+ words
Understands rules

27
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School age children age

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6 to 12 years

28
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Piaget of schoolagers

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Concrete operations

29
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Eriksons stage of schoolagers

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Industry v inferiority

30
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Adolescents age

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12-20

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Piaget of adolescents

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Formal operations

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Eriksons of adolescents

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Identity v role confusion

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Age of young adults

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20 to 35 years

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Eriksons of young adults

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Intamacy vs isolation

35
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Health promotion for young adult women

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Ca intake!! 1500mg a day

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Middle adult age

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35 to 65 years

37
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Middle adult eriksons stage

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Intamacy vs isolation
Generatively vs stagnation (caring for kids)
Integrity vs despair

38
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Middle adult health promotion

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Shingles vaccine

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Older adult eriksons stage

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Integrity vs despair

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