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-Refers to organs and systems getting bigger in size.
-Plates in long bones fuse, and growth is no longer possible.
physical developmental transitions
Refers to the changes relating to communication, relationships and socializing that occur across the lifespan
social development
What Development stage am I?
Starts: Fertilization
Finishes: Birth
Characteristics:
-Rapid Growth
-Pregnancy and Birth
-Development of body's structures and organs
Prenatal
Refers to the bodily changes relating to body shape, size, systems and structure that occur across the lifespan
physical development
designed to protect individuals from experiencing high costs from chronic disease. lowers cost of Medicare services
medicare safety net
Maternal Diet
High-parental SES
Access to health care
Protective Factors
Refers to the idea that health and wellbeing of one generation can be influenced by other generations
intergenerational health and wellbeing
Refers to the subjective way in which something is viewed, regarded and understood (attitudes, beliefs)
perception
What am I?
- Compromise
- Loyalty
- Safety
- Mutual respect
Characteristics of Healthy & Respectful Relationships
What am I?
Respecting healthcare professionals when receiving treatment
Providing accurate information about present and past health conditions
Patient Responsibilities
Things that can negatively impact health by increasing the likelihood of developing a disease, illness or injury
Risk factors
Refers to the changes in the brain, including thought processes knowledge and understanding that occur across the lifespan
intellectual development
Refers to the orderly predictable, and gradual change of an individuals physical, intellectual emotional and social conditions. 7 stages
Development
what prenatal development stage am I?
Zygote divides as it travels down fallopian tubes, when it reaches the uterus, blastocyst implants itself in the endometrium it becomes the embryo. Cells of the embryo produce HCG which interrupts menstural cycle, preventing embryo from being lost, pregnancy test identifies
Germinal Stage
A free voluntary impartial organizations that aims to resolve complaints, it accepts consumer complaints and acts against providers that are deemed unsafe or unethical
HCC
-Out of touch
-Busy and controlling
-Not current or up to date with times
-Forgetful
-Bad at using technology
negative perceptions
What prenatal development stage am I?
Start: Implantation
End: week 8
Embryonic Stage
Refers to the changes that relate to expressing, understanding and communicating emotions that occur across the lifespan
emotional development
The process of an egg and sperm fusing together to form a zygote
Fertilization
An optional type of health insurance which people can have in addition to Medicare, in which members pay a premium in return for payment towards services that are not covered by Medicare
Private Health Insurance
Starts: Age 2
Finishes: Age 6
Characteristics:
-Slow and steady growth
-New skills
Toilet trained
Early childhood
Protects individuals from high costs of essential prescription medicines by significantly reducing the subsided costs of medicines once they reach a certain threshold for the remaining calendar year.
PBS Safety Net
Australia's universal health insurance scheme, which provides all Australian residents access to necessary healthcare at a subsidized cost or not cost
medicare
Individuals pay tax, are taxed an additional 2% of their income. Goes towards cost of Medicare
Medicare Levy
A program run by the Australian Federal Government that subsidizes various essential prescription medicines for Australian citizens, permanent residents and visitors from selected countries
PBS