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Lifespan

By pgarcia15

  • Neonate (0-1 month) Pulse Rate: 90-180 beats/min Respirations: 30-60 breaths/min Systolic Blood Pressure: 50-70 mm Hg Temperature: 98-100

    Pulse Rate: 90-180 beats/min
    Respirations: 30-60 breaths/min
    Systolic Blood Pressure: 50-70 mm Hg
    Temperature: 98-100

  • Neonate (0-1 month) Respirations: 30-60 breaths/min

  • Neonate (0-1 month) Systolic Blood Pressure: 50-70 mm Hg

  • Neonate (0-1 month) Temperature: 98-100

  • Neonate usually weighs 6-8 lbs at birth

  • Rooting reflex in neonate when touching the cheek

  • Neonates fontsnelles allow head to be molded

  • Infant (1 month - 1 year) Resperations: 25-50

  • Infant (1 month - 1 year) Systolic Pressure: 70-95 mm Hg

  • Infants grow at a rate 30 grams per day

  • Infant (1 month - 1 year) Pulse Rate: 100-160

  • Infant (1 month - 1 year) Temperature: 96.8-100

  • Infant-2 months: can recognize familiar faces; able to track objects w/eyes

  • Infant-3 months: can bring objects to mouth; can smile and frown

  • Infant-4 months: reaches out to people; drools

  • Infant-5 months: sleeps through the night; can tell family from strangers

  • Infant-6 months: teething begins, sits upright in a chair; one-syllable words spoken

  • Infant-7 months: afraid of strangers; mood swings

  • Infant-8 months: responds to "no"; can sit alone; plays peek-a-boo

  • Infant-9 months: pulls himself or herself up; places objects in mouth to explore

  • Infant-10 months: responds to his or her name; crawls efficiently

  • Infant-11 months: starts to walk w/o help; frustrated w/restrictions

  • Infant-12 months: knows his or her name; can walk

  • Bonding, secure attachment, trust & mistrust, anxious avoidment attachement

  • Anterior fontanelles fuses between 9-18 months

  • Toddler ( 1-3 yrs) Pulse Rate: 90-150

  • Toddler ( 1-3 yrs) Respirations: 20-30

  • Toddler ( 1-3 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 80-100

  • Toddler ( 1-3 yrs) Temperature: 96.8-99.6

  • Develop more terminal bronchiolees and alveoli

  • Loss of passive immunity "colds" happen

  • Seperation anxiety 10-18 months of age

  • Basic language is mastered

  • Understand cause and effect 18-24 months

  • Preschool age(3-6 yrs) Pulse Rate: 80-140

  • Preschool age(3-6 yrs) Respirations: 20-25

  • Preschool age(3-6 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 80-100

  • Preschool age(3-6 yrs) Temperature: 98.6

  • Brain weighs 90% of final adult weight

  • Walking, running, jumping and playing catch

  • Sensory development

  • School age (6-12 yrs) Respirations: 15-20

  • School age (6-12 yrs) Pulse Rate: 70-120

  • School age (6-12 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 80-110

  • School age (6-12 yrs) Temperature: 98.6

  • Brain activity increase in both hemispheres; permanent teeth come in

  • Preconventional reasoning, conventional reasoning, postconventional reasoning

  • Adolescent (12-18 yrs) Pulse Rate: 60-100

  • Adolescent (12-18 yrs) Respirations: 12-20

  • Adolescent (12-18 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 90-110

  • Adolescent (12-18 yrs) Temperature: 98.6

  • 2-3 year growth spurt

  • Maturation of the human reproductive system

  • Trying to find own identity; rebellion, high-risk behaviors, independence

  • High risk for suicide and depression

  • Early Adult (19-40 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 90-140

  • Early Adult (19-40 yrs) Temperature: 98.6

  • Early Adult (19-40 yrs) Pulse Rate: 60-100

  • Early Adult (19-40 yrs) Respirations: 12-20

  • Peak efficiency but as adulthood continues subtle erosion begins

  • Body functioning at optimsl level; disks in spine begin to settle

  • Fatty tissue increases; muscle strength decreases

  • Work, family, and stress

  • Middle Adult (41-60 yrs) Pulse Rate: 60-100

  • Middle Adult (41-60 yrs) Respirations: 12-20

  • Middle Adult (41-60 yrs) Systolic Blood Pressure: 90-140

  • Middle Adult (41-60 yrs) Temperature: 98.6

  • Vision and hearing loss; cancer

  • Increase cholesterol levels, decrease efficiency of heart, problems w/weight control

  • "Empty nest" syndrome; achieving life goals

  • Late Adult (61-older) Pulse Rate: depends on health

  • Late Adult (61-older) Respiration: depends on health

  • Late Adult (61-older) Systolic Blood Pressure: depends on health

  • Late Adult (61-older) Temperature: 98.6

  • Two factors on how long somone lives - year born and country they live in

  • Terminal drop hypothesis

  • Artherosclerosis

  • A lot of problems w/respiratory, endocrine, digestive, renel, nervous systems