Life Stages
0-2 years
What is infancy
Spine, Brain and nerves
What are the three parts of the nervous system
Bowlby
Who is the leading philosopher in attachment throry
Disease of the heart and blood vessels
What is Cardiovascular desise
No meat or Alcohol
What Lifestyle rules does Muslims follow?
small muscles in the wrists, fingers, toes, tongue and lips
What are Fine Motor skills
Brain involved in motor control lose cells over time.
Why does reaction time become slower with age?
a strong emotional connection with the main caregiver
What is attachment
Narrowing of the blood vessels
What happens when a person has atherosclerosis?
Blood transfusions
What medical treatment can Jehovah witnesses not receive?
A period of rapid growth during which young people reach sexual maturity and become able to reproduce.
What happens during puberty
This tissue allows an individual to receive stimuli and process information
What is nervous tissue
forming an attachment to one key figure
What is monotropy
A brain disorder that seriously affects a person's ability to carry out daily tasks and activities.
What is Dementia
Fat, Salt and Sugar
What foods have poor nutritional value
46-65years
What is Middle Adulthood
Heart attack
What are the possible effects of Cardio Vascular disease
inability to show affection
What is affectionless psychopathy?
Changes in the lens of the eye which cause it to be less transparent.
What are the symptoms of Cataracts
Lack of rest and poor living conditions
What is a source of stress
Sexual characteristics which are present at birth
What are primary Sexual characteristics
Hearing, taste and sight declines
What happens in the degeneration of sense organs
failure to form an attachment, or disruption to an attachment within the first two years of life
What is maternal deprivation
A disease of the eye caused by increased fluid pressure
What is Glaucoma
Sir Donald Acheson
Who wrote the Independent Inquiry into Inequalities in Health (1998)?