Lifespan Development By islide Jan 1, 1901 Pulse at 90 to 180 Jan 1, 1901 Breaths at 30 to 60 per minute Jan 1, 1901 BP ay 50 to 70 Jan 1, 1901 Temperature at 98 to 100 Period: Jan 1, 1901 to Feb 1, 1901 Neonate Jan 14, 1901 Palmar and sucking reflex Jan 14, 1901 fontanelles Jan 20, 1901 no real sense of anything, yet Feb 1, 1901 Pulse 100 to 160, Breaths 25 to 50, BP at 70 to 95, Temperature at 96.8 to 99.6 Period: Feb 1, 1901 to Jan 1, 1902 Infant Mar 14, 1901 can track objects with eyes Apr 14, 1901 motor skills develop Jun 14, 1901 identifies family Jul 14, 1901 teething begins Sep 14, 1901 Passive Immunity Oct 14, 1901 movement skills develop may be timid around strrangers Dec 14, 1901 can identify name, higher mobility skills Period: Jan 1, 1902 to Jan 1, 1904 Toddler Jan 30, 1902 Pules 90 to 150, Breaths 20 to 30, BP 80 to 100, temperature 98.6 to 99.6 Sep 14, 1902 developing lungs Dec 14, 1902 very attatched to parents and basic language skills developed Feb 14, 1903 Cariovascular System very similar to adults Aug 17, 1903 loss of born immunities Jan 1, 1904 Pulse at 80 to 140, breaths at 20 to 25, BP at 80 to 100, temperature at 98.6 Period: Jan 1, 1904 to Jan 1, 1907 Preschooler Sep 14, 1904 very developed muscles Dec 14, 1904 Potty training terminal Jan 14, 1905 talking, understanding, and interacting with others Sep 14, 1905 90% develped brain Jan 1, 1907 Pulse 70 to 120, breaths 15-20, BP 80-110, temperature 98.6 Period: Jan 1, 1907 to Jan 1, 1913 School Age Mar 14, 1907 preconventional reasoning is strong Dec 14, 1907 conventional reasoning developing Sep 14, 1908 permanant teeth and brain development Dec 14, 1908 postconventional reasoning developing a little Period: Jan 1, 1913 to Jan 1, 1919 Adolescence Sep 16, 1913 Pulse 60-100, breaths 12-20, BP 90-110, temperature 98.6 Sep 16, 1914 Sexual Development and size increase Sep 16, 1915 Fixation on public image and riskier behavioral paterns Period: Jan 1, 1920 to Jan 1, 1941 Early Adulthood Sep 16, 1920 vitals consistant with teen with BP increase Sep 16, 1920 BP at 90 to 110 Sep 16, 1922 seek to avoid stress Sep 16, 1925 more stable period in life emotionally and physically Sep 16, 1927 optimum body function reached Sep 16, 1930 spinal disks settle, slight shrinking Period: Jan 1, 1941 to Jan 1, 1961 Middle Adulthood Sep 16, 1941 vitals constant with early adult Sep 16, 1945 hearing and vision loss may occur Sep 16, 1946 life goals being achieved Sep 16, 1947 unknown health problems may develop Sep 16, 1950 increased cholesterol Sep 16, 1953 burdens of loved ones fall on middle adults Sep 16, 1955 menopause Sep 16, 1957 increasing chance of cancer Period: Jan 1, 1962 to Jun 1, 1999 late adulthood Sep 16, 1964 increased BP and decreased cell count (marrow capacity) Sep 16, 1966 atherosclerosis may develop Sep 16, 1968 gastric secretions decrease Sep 16, 1969 white cell count down, ability to fight infection decreases Sep 16, 1970 vitals subject to habits Sep 16, 1971 stiffness in veins and more labor breathing Sep 16, 1976 taste buds desensitized and decreased saliva production Sep 16, 1978 insulin levels decline Sep 16, 1979 biphasic sleep cycle Sep 16, 1980 decreased function of kidneys and nephroms Sep 16, 1984 vision and hearing decline but do not diminish Sep 16, 1986 brain shrinkage "cranial void creation" Sep 16, 1987 terminal drop hypothesis Sep 16, 1999 deterioration of nerve endings Sep 16, 2000 facing death, possible depression, intense contemplation
