The Development of Children 8th Edition By
Cynthia Lightfoot, Michael Cole, Sheila Cole
(All Chapters, 100% Original Verified, A+
Grade)
Analogy
Comparison of similarities between things that are otherwise not alike.
Athetosis
Type of involuntary movement of the body, face, and extremities.
Autonomy
Childhood process of becoming independent.
Avulsed
Torn away or dislodged by force.
Cerebral palsy
Neural disorder of motor function caused by brain damage.
Chronologic age
Actual age (months, years) of pediatric patients in terms of years and months.
Contour
,To shape or conform an object.
Down syndrome
Chromosomal defect that results in abnormal physical characteristics and mental
impairment; also called trisomy 21.
Emotional age
Measure of the level of emotional maturity of pediatric patients.
Extrusion
Displacement of a tooth from its socket as a result of injury.
Frankl scale
Scale designed to evaluate patient behavior.
Intellectual disability
Disorder in which an individual's intelligence is underdeveloped.
Intrusion
Displacement of a tooth into its socket as a result of injury.
Luxation
Dislocation.
Mental age
Measure of the level of intellectual capacity and development of pediatric
patients.
Neural
, Referring to the brain, nervous system, and nerve pathways.
Open bay
Concept of open design used in pediatric dental practices.
Papoose board
Type of restraining device that holds a pediatric patient's hands, arms, and legs
still.
Pediatric dentistry
Dental specialty concerned with neonatal through adolescent patients, as well as
patients with special needs in these age groups.
Postnatal
After birth.
Prenatal
Before birth.
Pulpotomy
Removal of the coronal portion of a vital pulp from a tooth.
Spasticity
Exaggerated movement of the arms and legs.
T-band
Type of matrix band used for primary teeth.
infants, children, adolescents, and individuals with special needs
Cynthia Lightfoot, Michael Cole, Sheila Cole
(All Chapters, 100% Original Verified, A+
Grade)
Analogy
Comparison of similarities between things that are otherwise not alike.
Athetosis
Type of involuntary movement of the body, face, and extremities.
Autonomy
Childhood process of becoming independent.
Avulsed
Torn away or dislodged by force.
Cerebral palsy
Neural disorder of motor function caused by brain damage.
Chronologic age
Actual age (months, years) of pediatric patients in terms of years and months.
Contour
,To shape or conform an object.
Down syndrome
Chromosomal defect that results in abnormal physical characteristics and mental
impairment; also called trisomy 21.
Emotional age
Measure of the level of emotional maturity of pediatric patients.
Extrusion
Displacement of a tooth from its socket as a result of injury.
Frankl scale
Scale designed to evaluate patient behavior.
Intellectual disability
Disorder in which an individual's intelligence is underdeveloped.
Intrusion
Displacement of a tooth into its socket as a result of injury.
Luxation
Dislocation.
Mental age
Measure of the level of intellectual capacity and development of pediatric
patients.
Neural
, Referring to the brain, nervous system, and nerve pathways.
Open bay
Concept of open design used in pediatric dental practices.
Papoose board
Type of restraining device that holds a pediatric patient's hands, arms, and legs
still.
Pediatric dentistry
Dental specialty concerned with neonatal through adolescent patients, as well as
patients with special needs in these age groups.
Postnatal
After birth.
Prenatal
Before birth.
Pulpotomy
Removal of the coronal portion of a vital pulp from a tooth.
Spasticity
Exaggerated movement of the arms and legs.
T-band
Type of matrix band used for primary teeth.
infants, children, adolescents, and individuals with special needs
