Growth and development - her powerpoint Flashcards

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What are freuds 3 different personality parts?

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id, ego, superego

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What are the 5 stages of development associated with freud’s theory of psychosexual development?

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital

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Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development includes Trust vs. Mistrust which is what age group?

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Birth-1 year

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Autonomy vs. shame and doubt is which age group for Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development?

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1-3 years old

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Initiative vs Guilt is which age group for Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development?

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3-6 years

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Industry vs. inferiority is which age group for Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development?

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6-12 years old

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Identity vs Role confusion is which age group for Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development?

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12-18 years old

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Piaget’s theory of cognitive development states that sensorimotor is which age group?

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Birth to 2 years

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Preoperational is which age group with Piaget’s theory of cognitive development?

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2-7 years old

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Concrete Operational is which age group with piagets theory of cognitive development

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7-11

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Formal operational is which age group with Piaget’s theory of cognitive development?

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11 years - adulthood

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Infants birth weight _______ at 6 months, and _______ at 1 year.

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doubles, triples

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Infants typically do what type of play?

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Solitary- NO WALKERS WITH WHEELS

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Infants separation anxiety begins at __ months and stranger fear begins ____ to ____ months

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4
6-8

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Infants usually sleep how many hours a day?

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16-20
lessens with age

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What are some ways to prevent SIDS?

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  • no soft animals, blankets
    -naked cribs
    -Don’t place baby on tummy/no co-sleeping
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Infants begin cooing at __ months of age
Babbling by __ months of age
Copies sounds at __ months of age
Says a few words/can use simple gestures/follow comands by __ months of age

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-2
-6
-9
-12

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Exclusive breastfed babies may need supplemental _______ __ because it is in low levels in breast milk.

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Vitamin D

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19
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When can you begin cereal feeding?

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4-6 months of age

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20
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Why cant you give honey prior to age 1?

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botulism!!!

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Can you have cows milk before 12 months?

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NO

22
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What can you mix with cereal to enhance absorption of iron?

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fruit juice

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NB- 1 month milestones

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Poor head control, cries when hungry, inborn reflexes are predominant activity, sees black & white

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2 months- 4 month milestones include

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Hold head up while supported w/ forearms, learns to roll from side to back, relearns grasp reflect, (loses moro, rooting, grasp reflex at 4 months), turns head to look for voices and sounds

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6-8 month milestones include:

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Sits unsupported by 8 months, most inborn reflexes extinguished, beginning of pincher grasp, learns “mama, dada” w/o meaning, stranger anxiety

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8-10 month milestones include:

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Crawls, pulls self to standing and sitting by 10 months, understands words such as “no” and “cracker”, may say on word other than mama or dada.

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10-12 month milestones include:

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stands alone, cruises with aid of furniture, up to 15 months to walk

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Toddler engage in what type of play?

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Parallel- playing alongside but not with each other

29
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When does toilet training usually begin?

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2 years of age

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Motor vehicle safety: ride forward facing in back seat in five point harness from ___ to ___ years of age. Rear facing before __ years of age.

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  • 2 to 4 years
  • 2
31
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What age group fear if their skin is broken, blood and insides will leak out?

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Preschoolers

32
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First sign of puberty is what in girls?

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Breast bud development

33
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When does the menarche occur after breast development?

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2 years after

34
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What is the first sign of development in males?

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Testicular enlargement

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In Freuds 5 developmental stages of development which age group belongs with Oral?

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Infant

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In Freuds 5 developmental stages of development which age group belongs with anal?

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toddlers

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In Freuds 5 developmental stages of development which age group belongs with phallic?

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Preschoolers

38
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In Freuds 5 developmental stages of development which age group belongs with Latent?

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School age

39
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In Freuds 5 developmental stages of development which age group belongs with genital?

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Adolescence

40
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When does the pincher grasp relflex start?

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6-8 months

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What are some gross motor milestones at 15 months?

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  • squats to pick up object
    -crawls up steps
    -drinks from a cup
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What are some gross motor milestones at 18 months?

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  • walks independently
    -Pushes and pulls toys when walking
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What are some gross motor milestones at 24 months?

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-run
-kick a ball
-jump with two feet
- climb on furntiture

44
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What are some gross motor milestones at 36 weeks?

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-pedals a tricycle
- jumps forward
-walks up and down stairs with one foot on each step

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What are some fine motor milestones at 15 months?

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-marks with a crayon
-puts objects in and out of cups

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What are some fine motor milestones at 18 months?

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-scribbles spontaneously
-rolls a ball
-eats with a spoon
-helps undress self

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What are some fine motor milestones at 24 months?

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  • copies straight lines and circles
    -stacks objects
    -turns pages
    -throws a ball overhand
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What are some fine motor milestones at 36 months?

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-turn a door handle
-screws lid on and off
- copies a circle
- builds a tower of six or more blocks
-undresses self