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Human Development

Human Development. Medical Foundations. Human development Comic strip. Create a comic strip that depicts a person aging from 6 weeks to 70 and older. You should have 21 boxes . Using white paper, draw pictures to represent each stage of development.

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Human Development

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  1. Human Development Medical Foundations

  2. Human development Comic strip • Create a comic strip that depicts a person aging from 6 weeks to 70 and older. You should have 21 boxes. Using white paper, draw pictures to represent each stage of development. • You should use captions to help explain what is occurring, or write a description below the picture. Choose three colors to outline the boxes as either: Fetal and Infant Stage, Preteen Years or Preadolescent Years, Adulthood. See the example on the board.

  3. Fetal Development poster • Measure out the fetus during each month of development by drawing a straight line to represent the length. • Next to the straight line, write one of the developmental milestones that occurs during that month.

  4. Measuring baby • So how does a doctor figure out whether a child's height and weight measurements are "normal"? Whether he or she is developing on track? Whether any health problems are affecting growth?

  5. CDC Percentile charts • For example, an unusually large head may be a sign of hydrocephalus, a buildup of fluid inside the brain. A head that's smaller than average may be a sign that the brain is not developing properly or has stopped growing. • The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) created the growth charts that are most commonly used in the United States. They were last updated in 2000. • Let's say that 4-year-old boy, who is in the 10th percentile for weight, is also in the 10th percentile for height. So 10% of kids are shorter and weigh less than he does, and most kids — 90% — are taller and weigh more. That just means that he's smaller than average, which usually doesn't mean there is a problem.

  6. Commonly used standard growth charts include: Ages birth to 36 months (3 years): Ages 2 to 20 years: Boys' length- and weight-for-age Girls' length- and weight-for-age Girls' head circumference-for-age and weight-for-length Boys' head circumference-for-age and weight-for-length Girls' stature- and weight-for-age Boys' stature- and weight-for-age Girls ' weight-for-stature (height) Boys' weight-for-stature (height)

  7. TESTES EPIDIDYMIS VAS DEFERENSSEMINAL VESICLES Prostate glandurethra • A. produce a thick yellow secretion that adds to the volume of semen and nourishes the sperm • B. functions as a passageway for sperm • C. produces a secretion that maintains the mobility of sperm • D. serves as a passageway for sperm and urine • E. stores sperm until they mature • F. produce spermatozoa and testosterone.

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