What is Erik Erikson's development?
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describes the development of identity of the self through successive stages
that unfold throughout the lifespan.
How many hours of sleep should a school-aged child have?
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10-12 hours
What is intellectual background?
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A person's beliefs about health are shaped in part by the person's
knowledge, lack of knowledge, or incorrect information about body
functions and illnesses, educational background, and past experiences
when is the germinal period?
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conception to 4 weeks
When teaching toilet training it is recommended to:
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Use correct anatomical terms
what reflects the concepts of cultural competence, cultural humility and cultural
safety?
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When viewed from an intersectional perspective, cultural humility
recognizes that all experiences of identity are unique and may involve
multiple overlapping oppressions.
Cultural humility incorporates reflexibility by practitioners of both their own
actions with patients as well as on power and bias within the health care
system.
Cultural competence is a broad concept used to describe a compilation of
, knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to interact effectively with
individuals and groups of the same and different cultures.
what are the 5 stages of change?
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precontemplation, contemplation, planning and preparation, action, and
maintenance
what does preeclampsia affect?
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it affects the trophoblasts
what is the duration of the fetal stage?
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from weeks 9 to birth, it is the longest stage
what is Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development?
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, He proposed that learning precedes development.
One of the significant differences between the cognitive theories of Piaget
and Vygotsky is that Piaget believed that cognitive development must be
reached before learning could take place. Vygotsky thought that by
viewing development and learning in this way, that adults would teach to
the lowest ability, aiming instructions at those mental functions or
intellectual operators that had already matured in the child.
What is cognitive inhibition?
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When you are bale to block or tune out information that is irrelevant to the
task or focus at hand, this can be intentional or unintentional
What is the immunity of a toddler?
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Exposure to new and different organisms - begin to build immunity
Active immunity and immunizations by 18 months
What is toxic stress?
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Prolonged activation of stress response system without protection
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describes the development of identity of the self through successive stages
that unfold throughout the lifespan.
How many hours of sleep should a school-aged child have?
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10-12 hours
What is intellectual background?
,Give this one a try later!
A person's beliefs about health are shaped in part by the person's
knowledge, lack of knowledge, or incorrect information about body
functions and illnesses, educational background, and past experiences
when is the germinal period?
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conception to 4 weeks
When teaching toilet training it is recommended to:
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Use correct anatomical terms
what reflects the concepts of cultural competence, cultural humility and cultural
safety?
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When viewed from an intersectional perspective, cultural humility
recognizes that all experiences of identity are unique and may involve
multiple overlapping oppressions.
Cultural humility incorporates reflexibility by practitioners of both their own
actions with patients as well as on power and bias within the health care
system.
Cultural competence is a broad concept used to describe a compilation of
, knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to interact effectively with
individuals and groups of the same and different cultures.
what are the 5 stages of change?
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precontemplation, contemplation, planning and preparation, action, and
maintenance
what does preeclampsia affect?
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it affects the trophoblasts
what is the duration of the fetal stage?
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from weeks 9 to birth, it is the longest stage
what is Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development?
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, He proposed that learning precedes development.
One of the significant differences between the cognitive theories of Piaget
and Vygotsky is that Piaget believed that cognitive development must be
reached before learning could take place. Vygotsky thought that by
viewing development and learning in this way, that adults would teach to
the lowest ability, aiming instructions at those mental functions or
intellectual operators that had already matured in the child.
What is cognitive inhibition?
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When you are bale to block or tune out information that is irrelevant to the
task or focus at hand, this can be intentional or unintentional
What is the immunity of a toddler?
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Exposure to new and different organisms - begin to build immunity
Active immunity and immunizations by 18 months
What is toxic stress?
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Prolonged activation of stress response system without protection
