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Lifespan Development

By islide

  • Pulse at 90 to 180

  • Breaths at 30 to 60 per minute

  • BP ay 50 to 70

  • Temperature at 98 to 100

  • Period: to

    Neonate

  • Palmar and sucking reflex

  • fontanelles

  • no real sense of anything, yet

  • Pulse 100 to 160, Breaths 25 to 50, BP at 70 to 95, Temperature at 96.8 to 99.6

  • Period: to

    Infant

  • can track objects with eyes

  • motor skills develop

  • identifies family

  • teething begins

  • Passive Immunity

  • movement skills develop may be timid around strrangers

  • can identify name, higher mobility skills

  • Period: to

    Toddler

  • Pules 90 to 150, Breaths 20 to 30, BP 80 to 100, temperature 98.6 to 99.6

  • developing lungs

  • very attatched to parents and basic language skills developed

  • Cariovascular System very similar to adults

  • loss of born immunities

  • Pulse at 80 to 140, breaths at 20 to 25, BP at 80 to 100, temperature at 98.6

  • Period: to

    Preschooler

  • very developed muscles

  • Potty training terminal

  • talking, understanding, and interacting with others

  • 90% develped brain

  • Pulse 70 to 120, breaths 15-20, BP 80-110, temperature 98.6

  • Period: to

    School Age

  • preconventional reasoning is strong

  • conventional reasoning developing

  • permanant teeth and brain development

  • postconventional reasoning developing a little

  • Period: to

    Adolescence

  • Pulse 60-100, breaths 12-20, BP 90-110, temperature 98.6

  • Sexual Development and size increase

  • Fixation on public image and riskier behavioral paterns

  • Period: to

    Early Adulthood

  • vitals consistant with teen with BP increase

  • BP at 90 to 110

  • seek to avoid stress

  • more stable period in life emotionally and physically

  • optimum body function reached

  • spinal disks settle, slight shrinking

  • Period: to

    Middle Adulthood

  • vitals constant with early adult

  • hearing and vision loss may occur

  • life goals being achieved

  • unknown health problems may develop

  • increased cholesterol

  • burdens of loved ones fall on middle adults

  • menopause

  • increasing chance of cancer

  • Period: to

    late adulthood

  • increased BP and decreased cell count (marrow capacity)

  • atherosclerosis may develop

  • gastric secretions decrease

  • white cell count down, ability to fight infection decreases

  • vitals subject to habits

  • stiffness in veins and more labor breathing

  • taste buds desensitized and decreased saliva production

  • insulin levels decline

  • biphasic sleep cycle

  • decreased function of kidneys and nephroms

  • vision and hearing decline but do not diminish

  • brain shrinkage "cranial void creation"

  • terminal drop hypothesis

  • deterioration of nerve endings

  • facing death, possible depression, intense contemplation