Lifespan development

By jmorgan15
  • Period: to

    Neonate

    Pulse: 90-180
    Repiration rate: 30-60
    Systolic blodd pressure: 50-70
    Tempearture: 98-100

  • 6-8 lb

    head is 25% of weight,
    grow at a rate of 30g per day

  • Nose Breather

    Diaphramic(belly) breathing
    Large tounge
    shorter/narrower airway

  • Reflexes

    Moro reflex(Startle reflex)
    Palmar grasp
    rooting reflex
    sucking reflex
  • Period: to

    Infant

    Pulse: 90-180
    Respiration rate:30-60
    Systolic blood pressure: 50-70
    Temperature: 98-100

  • Posterior fontanelle fuses

  • Tracks objects

  • Sits upright and makes baby noises

  • Anterior fontanelle fuses

    if depressed, child is likely dehydrated.
    If protruding, pressure in head

  • Mastery of basic language

  • Period: to

    Toddlers

    Pulse: 90-150 bpm
    Repiratory rate: 20-30
    Systolic blood pressure: 80-100
    Temperature: 96.8-99.6

  • Loss of passive immunity

  • Period: to

    Preschoolers

    Pulse: 80-140
    Respiration rate: 20-25
    Systolic blood pressure: 80-100
    Temperature: 98.6

  • Brain 90% of final

  • Period: to

    School Age

    Pulse: 70-120
    Respiration rate: 15-20
    Systolic blood pressure: 80-110
    Temperature: 98.6
  • Period: to

    Adolescent

    Pulse: 60-100
    Respiritory rate: 12-20
    Systolic blood pressure: 90-110
    Temperature: 98.6

  • Growth spurts / puberty

  • Personal ethics developed

  • Antisocial / peer pressure

  • Period: to

    Early Adult

    Pulse: 60-100
    Respiration rate: 12-20
    Systolic blood pressure: 90-140
    Temperature: 98.6

  • Spine settles

  • Period: to

    Middle Adults

    Pulse: 60-100
    Respiration rate: 12-20
    Systolic blood pressure: 90-140
    Temperature: 98.6

  • Vision/hearing loss

  • Cardiac problems develop

  • Period: to

    Late Adults

    Pulse: depends
    Respiration rate: depends
    Systolic pressure: depends
    Temperature:98.6

  • Atherosclerosis

    decreased heart rate
    Decline in cardiac output

  • Reduction of lung elasticity

    more labored breathing

  • Calcified chest

  • 50% of vital capacity