Cross cultural study influence of family - Parents spend more effort controlling

aggression than nurturing

15. Seating in a new seat – transference

16. Psychodynamic model – subjective experience
17. Social Smile – 3 months
20. Oedipus complex – conscious giving up
21. infant who can raise his head from prone position with arms extending – 12
weeks old
22. which of the following describes newborn - 12-18 inches (ability to see)
23. infant who sits with minimal support can reach for a toy, rolls over from supine
to prone without pincer grasp – 6 months
24. which can a 1 year infant do: draw circles
25. gross motor development – cephalopodal
Limit age –age of majority
27. 12 month from 1 year: walk alone
28. 24 month to 1 year: speak 2 word combinations
29. True regarding school related skills: Mode of thinking allows infants to think of
size, shape, etc.
30. pedia-child encounter except a review of milk formulas
31. 3000 gms 50 cm, 35 cm.
32. child sex not needed
33. safety guidelines
34. object permanence 1st year
35. toddler – imitates gestures
36. preschool period – preoperational thinking
37. pediatric population – 50%
38. re: concept of dev’t. - except dev’t can be quatitaviley measured
39. Not a limit - Turns to sound at nine months
40. Normal but not problematic – hyperactivity for 2 year old
41. infant transition – breathing pushing our fetal lung fluid
42. needed by infant – breathing
43. next – skin-skin contact
44. latching on within first hour of life
45. while observing a latching on & breastfeeding: aota – cranial nerve function,
sucking, swallowing, etc
46. anthropomorphic head measurements – head circumference
47. PE of a newborn – don’t percuss
48. mini mental exam – fully awake alert, eyes open, slight movements. Letter b
49. normal full term neonate – recognize familiar odors
50. visual capability of normal full term – sees dark and white contrasts
51. young people – 10-24
52. sebaceous glands - androgenic hormones
53. gynecomastia – e, a&C disappears in 12-18 mass, may appear as a small marble
mass
54. Breast stage 4 pubic hair
stage 2
55. mother concerned about not having menses – you expect your menses to come
anytime soon,
56. pre sports evaluation – genital 4,
57. period of great experimentation – middle adolescence
58. FEMALE ADOLESENCE STUFF
59.F
60.Luteinizing hormones – progesterone, corpus luteum, testosterone
61.Ageism – discrimination against abejero josh
62.Menopause physio…
63.Negatively affect aging – chronic aging
64.Positive aging – maximizing functional in dependence
65.TRANSCENDENCE definition
66.Patients receive …
67.Continuum of care
68.V
69.Successful aging – 10 ulerang people who do stuff
70.F
71.Top 3 leading causes of death – heart disease, cancer, cv disease
72.Programmed cell death – apoptosis
73.Life expectancy –
74.Active aging – as life expectancy inc. active life expectancy declines, one ages
environment and lifestyle choices…
75.Perception of individual of their goals and standards
76.Cell immortality – true
77.Changes in envi & personal lifestyle changes influence disability threshold – true
78.Hallmark of aging – not resting ability but adaptation – true
79.F
80.F
81.ORAL ANAL PHALLIC, LATENCY GENITal
82.Middle adulthood
83.Egocentric consideration – behavior leads to punishment, etc.
PRECONVENTIONAL MORALITY
84.POSTCONVETIONAL MORALITY
85.Case: 2 equal balls of clay, one b all is rolled => same amount
86.Readiness to engage in metacognition - Complete operations
87. B
88.B
89.Same as 85 – preoperational child
90.Conscience by 10.
91.Following factors NOTA
92.1997 DOH leading cause of death in Phil – Cardiovascular and cerebro vascular
disease
93.Age-associated physio change – increase in heart size,
94. AOTA (ayoko na)
95. Theory – error catastrophe theory
96.
97.C
98.