anatomy
what is the opening to the uterus
cervix
list the six essential nutrients
carbs, fats, vitamins, minerals, protein, water
who created the psychosocial theory
erikson
how many stages are in eriksons theory
8
the skeleton is made up mostly of what
bones and teeth
where do sperm mature
epididymus
what is the name of the procedure that takes amniotic fluid from the spine to test for birth defects
amniocentisis
who created the psychosexual theory
freud
who developed the cognitive development theory
piaget
what are the three main temperment factors
easy. difficult. slow to warm up
what is the name of the lining of the uterus
endometrium
list the stages of labor
labor, pushing and delivery, delivery of the placenta
who created the ecological systems theory
bronfrenbrenner
during the 15th century how were children viewed
as little adults
define perception
organizing information that comes through the senses
where does conception take place
fallopian tubes
list the prenatal stages in order
zygote, embryo, fetus
who created the socio-cultural theory
vygotsky
define theory
an orderly set of ideas to explain, define or predict behavior
define failure to thrive and give two examples of how it can happen
growth rates slow down over time
disease, malnutrition, abuse
sperm leave the epididymus through what
vas deferens
how long does the transition stage usually last
90 minutes
who is the forerunner of behaviorism
john locke
what is child development
the study of children from birth to adolescence
list the common infant emotions
love, anger, anxiety