During your third trimester you will become very large and possibly feel very uncomfortable. Some women get heartburn and insomnia and even anxious awaiting the baby. Your baby can start to hear sound outside the body and its pupils can even react to light. You baby could be born during the second trimester with an age of viability at 22 weeks, meaning that’s the earliest a baby can survive outside the mother’s womb. The main deciding factor if a premature baby will
This stage in Identity vs. Confusion and concerns adolescence children and the way they explore their independence and develop a sense of self. According to Erikson this stage of identity crisis is marked by rapid physical growth and hormonal changes, which take place between the ages of 12 and 18. In this stage Erikson believes that adolescence children go on a search for a new sense of continuity and sameness, and is concerned with the questions of
Psychological Perspectives for Health and Social Care Task 2 In this task I am going to explain different psychological approaches to health care will also be explaining the different psychological approaches to social care. Secondly I am going to explain how practitioners are able to apply the approaches to health and social care practice. Finally I am going to evaluate the usefulness of the psychological approaches to health and social care practice. Biological Perspective The biological perspective is a method of psychology that views our genes to be the main cause of why we behave in the manner we do and explains it is the cause of abnormal behaviour. This perspective is mostly used by biological psychologists and they try to associate behaviour the roles nervous system and the brain.
They sometimes hold their breath, hyperventilate and may scream or cry no reason. It is difficult for them to move on their own. Stage III, They plateau that usually begins between the ages of 2 and 10 years and can last for years. Even though there are continued problems with movement, the children cry less and become less irritable. They develop a better eye contact and use their eyes and hands to communicate.
Children of two hybrid parents can inherit a recessive gene from each parent. Two recessive genes shows the cystic fibrosis disease. 2. What would a Punnett square that shows how the son in generation IV (marked with an A) inherited cystic fibrosis look like? C c Pedigree showing Inheritance of Huntingtons Disease C CC Cc c Generation Cc cc Key: male with Huntingtons Disease unaffected male female with Huntingtons Disease I Huntingtons Disease unaffected female 1.
Becker Muscular Dystrophy is a milder form of Duchenne; it has a later age onset, some as late as 40 to 50 years of age and a slower clinical progression (DMD, 2009). Muscle weakness can occur as early as three years old. Parents can notice enlarged calf muscles in toddlers. As they get older they will become clumsy and fall often. By school age, children may walk on their toes or the balls of their feet with a slightly waddling gait, and frequently fall.
This can be done from 16 weeks of pregnancy. 18. What should future parents know? People who are planning to become parents should know whether they are carriers of the sickle cell gene, and, if they are, they may want to seek genetic counseling. The counselor can tell prospective parents what the chances are that their child will have sickle cell trait or sickle cell anemia.
The more an individual resolves the conflicts successfully, the healthier development will be (http://azaz). The unsuccessful resolution of earlier stages could produce lasting consequences, in that they would leave unsettled conflicts remaining to interfere with current psychosocial development. Trust versus mistrust. Early infancy, birth – 18 months The child, well - handled, nurtured, and loved, develops trust and security and a basic optimism. Badly handled, she becomes insecure and mistrustful.
For example ; a child may crawl of walk earlier than expected, but start talking a little bit late. Children generally develop in approximately the same sequence. Babies will learn to roll over before they sit up, and children will say single words before they string two or three words together in a basic sentence. | 0 -3years | 3 – 7years | 7 – 12years | 12 – 16years | 16 – 19years | | Physical development (GROSS MOTOR SKILLS). | *In-supine: head is on one side.
Juvenile Tay Sachs is a form that occurs in older children. Symptoms usually occur around two to ten years old. These children usually pass away at around fifteen years. The symptoms of chronic Tay Sachs usually develop at around ten years, but this form of the disease progresses slowly. People with this form have a varied life expectancy.