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Summary Health and Social Care Year 12 and 13 Unit 1 - Human development Notes

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1-8. principles of growth (LBD)
Puberty
primary sexual characteristics that are present from birth, they don’t
develop until puberty (internal genitailia)

changes in reproductive organs & pituitary gland induced changes

secondary sexual characteristics, develop during puberty. (physical/
outward signs e.g body hair, breasts)

Growth spurts
boys and girls

lost all baby teeth

adult teeth can cause problems that orthodontists help with

Growth - An increase in some measured quantity, such as height or weight.
Development - Complex changes including an increase in skills, abilities and
capabilities.

Primitive & Postural reflexes


Primitive reflexes are reflex actions originating in the central nervous system
that are exhibited by normal infants, but not adults, in response to particular
stimuli. The birth process is a key factor in the integration of these reflexes.
Therefore, a traumatic birth experience or birth by C-section may lead to
retained reflexes longer than normal.


Postural reflexes are automatic movements that control the equilibrium we
require once upright and moving and having to combat the effects of
gravity. They maintain posture, balance and fluidity of the movement,
replacing the primitive reflexes in a sequential manner as those primitive
reflexes inhibit.



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