An increase in some measured quantity such as height or weight
Development
Complex changes including an increase in skills, abilities and capabilities
Skill
Developed externally, e.g. speaking different languages
Ability
Something you're born with
Capability
What you could potentially do, e.g. cooking, baking, walking
Gross
Whole body movement
Fine
Small movement, e.g. writing
Milestone
An ability achieved by most children by a certain age
Centile lines percentage
lines on the graph used to show average measurements of height, weight and head circumferenece these lines take into account sex and age
gross motor skills
using large muscles to create large movements
fine motor skills
using small muscles to create small movements
examples of fine motor skills
tying shoes laces- age six
drawing patterens-age six
writing- age five
buttoning up a shirt-age seven
colouring- age four
examples of gross motor skills
riding a tricycle-age three
skipping- age 5
hopstoch-age 4
handstand-age6-7
riding a bike-age 7
balancing on one leg-4
throw a ball-7
puberty
a period of rapid change and growth and is experienced by both females and males
girls often start puberty at the age of 9
boys often start puberty at the age of 11
primary sexual characteristics
relate to the changes and development of reproductive organs
secondary sexual characteristics
outward signs of development from a child into a man or a woman
primary sexual characteristics examples
the vagina lengthens
the uterus enlargens
the menstrauls cycle commences
the ovaries begin to release eggs
spontaneous erections by the blood flowing in chambers in the penis may happen
testicles begin to produce sperm
secondary sexual charateristics examples
breasts develop and the areolacaera arounf the nipple dakens and swells
hair growth in armpits and pubic area
hair growth in armpits,pubic area and facial area
changes in the larynat( adams apple) causes voice to deepen
redistribution of body fat causing hips to widen
redistribution of muscle tissue and fat
hormones
chemical substances produced in the body and transported in the blood stream that control or regualte body cells or body organs
sex hormones produced by the body in the ovaries and testies are the reason that secondary sexual charateristics happens.
the main hormones are oestrogen,estrogen and testrones
the pituary gland controls the realease of sex hormones in the body for both female and male
the main female hormones are oestrogen and progestrone
the main male hormones are testosterone and androgen
testes produce testosterone which stimulates sperm- this cause fertility
perimenopause-early adulthood
peak physical age is between 19-28
at 28 reached full height and speed and then strength starts to decrease
there is a decline in physically capabiltiy as you get older
permenoupause
a time around menopuase when your ovaaries gradually stopworking. it is a natural process that causes physical and emotional symptoms. it is the symptoms of menopause.
physical symptoms of perimenopause
irregualr periods
hot flushes
sleep problems
vagina and bladder
vaginal dryness
decrease in fertility
changes in sexual function
loss of bone
change in cholestral
emotional effects of perimenopause
mood changes
menopause
when periods stop due to lower hormone levels. the main treatment is hrt.
symtoms of ageing
stooped posture
thinning hair
arthritis
increase risk to heart diseases
hair loss
increase of intorlence to food
loss of muscle tone and strengthen
grey hair
increase of weight and waiste size
loss of skin elasticity
in the 20th century life expectancy was 52-55
as time changes life expectancy increases and it is known over the age of 65
life expectancy
an estimate of the number of years on average that a person can expect to live