Exam 1 chapter 4 powerpoint/lecture Flashcards

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what is cephalocaudal development?

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growth and development proceeds from the head downward

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what is proximodistal development

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growth and development proceed from the center of body outward

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what percent of newborn’s head is the whole body?

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25 percent

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4
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what is one of the best ways of meeting infants’ complex nutritional needs?

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breastfeeding

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breastfeeding provides an _____ surge to mothers and infants

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oxytocin

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breastfeeding makes infants less likely to have what?

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allergy and digestion issues

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what is one of the biggest contirbutors to breast feeding?

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paid maternity leave

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8
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how long does the typical newborn sleep per day?

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18 hours

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9
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when do infants show signs of day-night sleep rhytms?

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8 weeks

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10
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when are solid foods introduced to infants?

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4-6 months of age

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what is marasmus?

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disease where body begins to waste away, consuming fat and muscle

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what is kwashiorkor?

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disease that comes from sudden and drastic reduction in calories.

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what is failure to thrive?

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infants weight is less than 80 percent of the norm

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14
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what are glial cells?

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brain cells that support neurons

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glial cells are __ times more common than neurons

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10

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16
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define neurogenesis

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creation of new neurons that begin in the embryo’s neural tube

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we are born with greater than 100 ______ neurons

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what is synaptogenesis?

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creation of connections amongst neurons

19
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define transient exuberence

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explosion in connections in the early years of life

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define synapses

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gap between neurons

21
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define myelination

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addition of myelin sheath around axons of neurons

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what is synaptic pruning?

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loss of unused neural connections

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what is experience-expectant brain development

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brain depends on experiencing certain basic events and stimuli at key points in time to dvelop normally

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learning language and visual processing are examples of experience-______ brain development

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what is experience-dependent brain development?
growth occuring in response to learning experiences
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learning to stack blocks and building a snowman are examples of experience-________ brain development
dependent
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what is habituation
occurs when repeated exposure to stimulus results in gradual decline in intensity of response
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