Grow and Develop
Stages
Maslow's
Feelings
General
100
Changes that occur physically as a person passes through life
What is Growth?
100
Ages 12 - 20 years, secondary sec characteristics develop and reproductive organs begin to function.
What is adolescence?
100
Most basic level; oxygen, water, food, sleep, exercise, and shelter. Things required for survival
What is a physiological need?
100
How a person perceives his or her maleness or femaleness
What is sexuality?
100
Getting satisfaction and comfort from the way we are living. Means different things to each person and may change as a person'[s situation changes
What is quality of life?
200
Changes that occur psychologically or socially as a person passes through life
What is development?
200
Age 20-40. Physical changes during this stage are minor. Developmental tasks focus is on completion of education, starting a career and possibly finding a life partner
What is young adulthood?
200
Need that is both physical and emotional. Met when the CNA assists the resident to be and feel safe.
What is safety and security?
200
A feeling of emotional closeness to another human being
What is Intimacy?
200
Cleanliness, odor control, temperature, fresh air, lighting
What are things in an extended care facility that are regulated by OBRA?
300
Growth and development milestones that must be completed before a person can move on to the next stage of growth and development
What are tasks?
300
Ages 40-64. Growth tasks are early signs of aging, such as wrinkles or a few gray hairs. Menopause occurs in women. Developmental tasks, may still be raising their own children as well as caring for aging parents
What is middle adulthood?
300
Feeling accepted. Met when a CNA shows interest in a resident, shows respect; and gives a smile, a kind word or a gentle touch
What is love and belonging need?
300
The beliefs (including religious or spiritual), values and traditions that are customary to a group of people; a view of the world that is handed down from generation to generation.
What is Culture?
300

A condition characterized by rapid onset and relatively short recovery time.

What is a acute illness?

400
Physical signs of aging become more obvious and the development of chronic illnesses becomes common. Strength diminishes, as do many senses, such as hearing and sight.
What are major growth tasks of later adulthood (65-75)?
400
Ages 65-75. Physical signs of aging more obvious. Developmental tasks - retirement gives the person more opportunity to travel, many people must cope with the death of a friend or a spouse.
What is later adulthood?
400
Influenced by how people think of themselves and how they think others think of them. Met by providing privacy and allowing people to wear their own clothing whenever possible
What is self-esteem need?
400
A general characterization that describes skin color, body stature, facial features, and hair texture
What is race?
400

Patients with an illness or condition that is treated by surgery

What is a surgical patient?

500
Chronic illnesses may become more severe. Falls resulting in broken bones are common. May need assistance with routine activities, such as eating, bathing and toileting.
What are major growth tasks of older adulthood (75 years and older)
500
75 years and older. Major growth tasks - chronic illnesses become more severe. Developmental tasks - enjoy sharing the wisdom of their years with younger people, many must adjust to failing health and growing dependency on others. A primary task during this stage is preparing for one's own death.
What is older adulthood?
500
To achieve this, a person must reach his or her full potential
What is self-actualization?
500
A person's spiritual beliefs
What is religion?
500

Specialized care unit, often described as critical, like brain or heart surgery recovery.

What are intensive care patients?

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