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1. Piaget theories of Sensorimotor birth to 2yrs - coordination of senses with motor response
development Preoperational 2-7yrs - thinking, use of proper syntax and grammar
Concrete operational 7-11yrs - time, space, quantity
Formal 12 and up - strategy and planning, theoretical

2. Erickson theories
of development




3. Moral Behavior Actions guided by ethical principles and values.

4. Moral behavior Health practices during pregnancy for fetal development.
phase 1: Prenatal
Health and Nutri-
ton

5. Moral behavior Adjustment process for new mothers and fathers.
phase 2: Transi-
tion to Mother-
hood and Father-
hood

6. Moral behavior Growth and learning from birth to age 8.
phase 3: Early
Childhood Devel-
opment

7. Anatomy and Complex system responsible for digestion, absorption, and elimination of waste.
Physiology of the Lined with mucous membranes that facilitate the movement of food and ab-
GI Tract

, sorption of nutrients. Mechanical digestion (chewing, churning) and chemical
digestion (enzymes breaking down food).

8. Candidiasis A fungal infection caused by an overgrowth of the yeast Candida. It can attect the
skin, mucous membranes, mouth, throat.




9. GERD A chronic condition that occurs when stomach contents leak back into the esoph-
agus, irritating the food pipe. Causes heartburn and regurgitation.

10. Peptic Ulcer Dis- A condition where an open sore, or ulcer, develops in the stomach or duodenum.
ease Most common symptom is a burning stomach pain.

11. Intestinal Ob- Blockage preventing normal passage of contents in intestines.
struction

12. Antacids Medications neutralizing stomach acid to relieve heartburn from GERD. Antacid
(calcium carbonate) tums.

13. H2 Receptor An- Drugs reducing the amount of stomach acid production by blocking histamine. H2
tagonists receptor (famotidine). Used for untreated peptic ulcer disease, gastric ulcers.




14. Proton Pump In- Reduce stomach acid production and are commonly used to treat acid related
hibitors disorders. Used to treat conditions such as GERD, peptic ulcer disease, esophagitis.

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