Death
_______is an incurable disease that results in death.
what is terminal illness
these are classified as fine and gross.
what are motor skills
______need is for food, shelter, and bodily comfort.
what is the most basic human need
this is formed at conception and continues to develop for the first 2 weeks
what is zygote
this stage generally occurs between the ages of 20 and 40.
what is early adulthood
Many terminally ill patients and their family members experience these.as they cope with a terminal illness.
what is stages of grief
this stage generally occurs between the ages of 6 and 11.
what is middle childhood
this consists of 23 pairs of chromosomes.
what is dna
This deliveries food and oxygen to the zygote and takes waste away
what is placenta
this stage generally occurs between the ages of 40 and 60
what is middle adulthood
They run funeral homes
what is funeral director
is a disorder caused by poor nutrition or an inability to absorb nutrients.
what is malnutrition
these determine hereditary characteristics.
what is chromosomes
during this period, facial features, arms, kegs, finger, and toes all form and grow
what is the embryo period
what is nocturnal enuresis
what is bedwetting
they prepare the body for cremation or burial following legal requirements. they acquire information for legal documentation and file death certificates
what is mortician
_____ a fear of being apart from the mother or father
what is separation anxiety
examples of this is cystic fibrous, tay sachs, sickle cell anemia
what is single gene disease
this is when the fetus has a chance of survival outside the womb
what is the age of viability
also called "cognitive" development. It deals with a person's ability to learn something and then apply this knowledge to new problems and experiences.
what is intellectual development
people who prepare the body, fill out reports, and keep track of clothing and valuables of the deceased
what is embalmer
______ can prevent fatal accidents in infants and toddlers
what is watching children closely
examples of this is down syndrome, turners syndrom
what is chromosomal disease
these are environmental substances that cause damage during prenatal development
what are teratogens
______ is the treatment of single-cell disease by replacing the mutant gene.
what is gene therapy