child develpment 4.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Home Economics: Child Developmentchild develpment GCSEOCR Created by: Shannyn BroganCreated on: 21-05-18 12:00 LO1 LO1 1 of 40 Name the types of family nuclear - single parent - extended - step - shared care - adoptive - foster 2 of 40 what should couples consider when wanting to have a child? financial implications - there reletionship togther - jobs - social life - age 3 of 40 what is congenital? A disability present at birth 4 of 40 what dose the word disability mean? A problem that can be physical, lerning, emotinal or behavioural 5 of 40 what is down syndrome? A genetic condition where there are 47 chromosomes instead of 4 6 of 40 what should a couple do when wanting to conceive? stop smoking - dont drink - dont do drugs - check for STIs - eat healthly - exercise 7 of 40 name all contraception methods? male condom - femidom - diaphragm - IUD - IUS - comdinedpill/mini pill - implant - injection 8 of 40 name the female reproductive system? Ovarys - fallopian tubes - uterus - cervix - vagina 9 of 40 how are identical babys made? when a fertilised egg completely splits in half 10 of 40 name the male reproductive system? testes - sperm duct - penis 11 of 40 how are non-identicle twins made? when two eggs are relised at once and fertilised by two separate sperm 12 of 40 what are the signs of pregnancy? sickness - cravings - heartburn - posture - rest - waight gain 13 of 40 LO2 LO2 14 of 40 What are the differant health professionals supporting the pregnant mother? Midwife - paediatrition - obstetrician - GP - gynacologist 15 of 40 Name differant pain relief? Epidural - pethidine - entonox/gas and air - tens - water birth 16 of 40 What can the farther do during the pregnacy? build things for the child - buy things for the mother - go to antinatal classes together 17 of 40 what can the farther do durnung birth? suport the mother - talk to the midfwife about the birthing plan 18 of 40 LO3 LO3 19 of 40 What dose APGAR stand for? A-activity P-pulse G-grimace A-appearance R-respiration 20 of 40 when is the APGAR test done? they are done 1 and 5 minutes after birth 21 of 40 name the reflexes? sucking - rooting - grasp - standing - startle 22 of 40 what dose it mean when a baby is born prematurley or pre-term When a baby is born before 37 weeks 23 of 40 what is an incubator? an enclosed controlled cabinet that filters and cleans the air in there and controlles heat 24 of 40 What other things get tested after birth? waight - length - head circomference - eyes - mouth - feet - fingers - hips 25 of 40 LO4 LO4 26 of 40 What dose immunisation mean? To protect a child against a disease by putting a vaccine into the childs body 27 of 40 what dose vaccine mean? vaccines work by makingus produse antibodies to fight disease without actually infecting us with the disease 28 of 40 what are measles? they are caused by a virus, rare in this country since intrduction of the MMR vaccine 29 of 40 what are mumps? they are caused by a virus 30 of 40 What is whooping cough? its coughging fits accompanied by a loud whooping sound as the child inhales 31 of 40 what is tetanus? its transmitted when etani bacillus enters open wounds 32 of 40 what is scarlet fever? its most common between the ages 4 and 8 33 of 40 what is meningitis? its an inflammation of the brain membranes 34 of 40 LO5 LO5 35 of 40 what is the BSI safety mark ? it ifentifies products where saftey is vital (car seat, bike helmet) 36 of 40 what dose the lion mark mean? its identifies toys that have been made by the british toy assosiaton 37 of 40 what dose the EU symbol mean? found on toy made in the EU 38 of 40 What dose the childrens nightwear labelling mean? night wear burns easily and this shows that the clothing has met the standerds 39 of 40 What are the most common childhood accidents? chocking/suffocation - burns - falls - electric shock - drowning - poisoning 40 of 40
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