Birth to 5 years old
School age - adolescence
Young adult
Middle Adult
Older adults
100

Heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, and color are rated for an overall score, this is called a what score? 

APGAR

100

Compared to the growth spurt of adolescence, the growth of a school age child is described as

steady

100

In the past several decades researchers identified the developmental phase which occurs from the late teens to mid-20s

emerging adulthood

100

this is the age range for middle adults (+/= 2 on either side to be accepted)

middle-age adults (ages 35–64)

100

discrimination against people because of increasing age

ageism

200

During this stage, physical functioning is mostly reflexive, and stabilization of major organ systems is the primary task of the body.

Newborn

200

this type of abuse is a common concern when caring for and parenting the adolescent child

substance abuse

200

these types of factors (ethnicity, poverty, language, and social relationships) have a sociological and psychological influence in a young adult’s life

cultural factors

200

Changes in the cognitive function of middle adults are

rare

200

these complex events can sometimes have life threating consequences for this population

Falls

300

In early childhood this is important for development of cognitive, social, and motor skills. Much of this in infants is solitary involving exploration and the use of their senses to observe and examine their own bodies and objects of interest in their surroundings.

Play

300

today, as compared to previous generations, children experience much more of this and struggle with mental health as a result

stress

300

young adults who run away from home and struggle to survive are at risk of falling into this

human trafficking

300

a very stressful change that can occur to anyone regardless of marital status that results in financial strain during middle age is what?

career change/ job loss

300

A decrease in these senses is common in the aging adult

smell, taste, touch, vision, hearing

400

During this phase the elongation of the legs results in more slender-appearing children, and little difference exists between the sexes. Though they begin to recognize others’ viewpoints, they remain egocentric in their communication and believe others think as they do.

Preschooler

400

Erikson (1963) identifies the developmental task for school-age children as

industry versus inferiority

400

this is the key of health promotion in young adults

education

400

this is a vastly expanding health problem in middle adults

obesity

400

these are the 2 leading causes of death in older adults

heart disease and cancer

500

According to Piaget, during this stage of growth and development the child begins to engage in make-believe play.

preoperational stage

500

During the adolescent phase, there is an increased growth rate of what three things?

Increased growth rate of skeleton, muscle, and viscera

500
this most often has a negative impact on the young adults phycological changes, health promotion, physical changes, and relationships especially in today's young adult population

technology

500

High self-esteem, a favorable body image, and a positive attitude toward physiological changes occur when middle adults engage in what three things?

physical exercise, eat balanced diets, obtain adequate sleep, and follow good hygiene practices that promote vigorous, healthy bodies.

500

What does the SPICES tool in older adult assessment stand for?

S: Sleep disorders

P: Problems with eating or feeding

I: Incontinence

C: Confusion

E: Evidence of falls

S: Skin breakdown

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