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Lifespan Development

By skarlsen14

  • Infants

    Neonate(0-1 month)
    90-180 BPM
    30-60 breaths/min
    50-70 mmHg
    98-100 F
    Tidal volume: 6-8 mL/kg
    6-8 lbs

  • 28 months

    Potty training
    Teething
    Sensory development

  • Week 1

    Loose 5%-10% of birth weight

  • Week 2

    Gain 30g per day

  • Month 2

    Can track objects and recognize famililar faces.

  • Month 3

    Posterior fonatanel fusion

  • Month 6

    Can sit and make babbling sounds.

  • Month 9-18

    Anterior fontanel fusion.

  • Middle age physical and psychological changes

    Vulnerable to vision+hearing loss
    Menopause in 40s-50s
    Increase in cholosterol levels
    Weight control problems
    Readjust lifestyle
    Prepare for retirement

  • 10-18 months

    Separation anxiety
    Trust and mistrust

  • 1 year

    Can walk with assistance

  • Toddlers

    Toddlers (1-3 years)
    90-150 BPM
    20-30 breaths/min
    80-100 mmHg
    96.8-99.6 F

  • 1-3 years

    Lungs develop more terminal bronchioles and alvioli
    Aquire own immunity as body is exposed
    Gross motor activities turn to find motor activities
    Brain weights 90% of final adult weight

  • 3-6 years

    80-140 BPM
    20-25 breaths/min
    80-100 mmHg
    Weight gain levels off

  • 36 months

    Basic language is developed
    Use/understand full sentences
    Interact with others
    Understand cause and effect
    Recognize sexual differences

  • School age

    70-120 BPM
    15-20 breaths/min
    80-110 mmHg
    Grow 4 lbs and 2.5 inches per year
    Permanent teeth develop

  • School age-6-12 years

    Preconventional, conventional, postconventional reasoning develops.
    Develops self concept and self esteem.

  • Adolescents (teenagers)

    60-100 BPM
    12-20 breaths/min
    90-110 mmHg

  • Adolescent physical changes

    Growth spurt
    Muscle mass and bone density develop
    Secondary sexual development
    Menstration begins
    Boys can produce sufficient sperm and girls can develop eggs

  • Adolecent psychological changes

    Privacy
    Self consciousness
    Create identity
    Begin to rebel

  • 14-16 years

    Antisocial behavior
    Peer pressure
    Interest in sexual relations
    Develop personal ethics

  • 19-25

    Body is at optimal functioning

  • Early adults- 19-40 years

    70 BPM
    12-20 Breaths/min
    90-140 mmHg

  • 19-40 physical and psychological changed

    Disks in spine settle
    Fatty tissue increase
    Muscle strength decrease
    "Work, family, stress"

  • Middle ages- 41-60 vital signs

    70 BPM
    12-20 breaths/min
    90-140 mmHg

  • Late adults- 61+

    Vital signs depend on overall health, conditions, and behaviors

  • Late adult physical and psychological changes

    Atherosclerosis
    Decrease in heart rate
    Stiff vascular system
    Blood flow drops
    Renal, nercous, and sensory systems change
    Until about 5 years before death, high brain function is retained
    Longer life expectancy
    Enjot life and remain productive