Physical Growth & Development

studied byStudied by 2 people
0.0(0)
learn
LearnA personalized and smart learning plan
exam
Practice TestTake a test on your terms and definitions
spaced repetition
Spaced RepetitionScientifically backed study method
heart puzzle
Matching GameHow quick can you match all your cards?
flashcards
FlashcardsStudy terms and definitions

1 / 20

21 Terms

1
Screen time
________ should be limited, as should motorized forms of transport, extended sitting, and other sedentary activities.
New cards
2
Nutrition
________ and diet are obviously very important to healthy growth and development.
New cards
3
endocrine system
The ________ plays an important role in our overall growth and development.
New cards
4
Prejudice
________ and discrimination based on race, color, gender, or sexual orientation.
New cards
5
Peak height velocity
________ (PHV) is a measure of the maximum rate of growth in stature (height) that occurs during a growth spurt.
New cards
6
active lifestyle
Beliefs, values, morals, customs, and traditions that might either encourage or discourage a(n) ________.
New cards
7
Sociocultural factors
________ refer to influences within our communities and our society at large that encourage or discourage participation in physical activities and sports.
New cards
8
Physical growth
________ is also affected by diet- an inadequate or unbalanced diet can lead to serious problems in physical development.
New cards
9
physical activity
Financial and other resource restraints that can impact or prevent participation in ________.
New cards
10
human growth
Factors affecting ________ and development include glandular and hormonal activity, heredity, nutrition and diet, physical activity, and sociocultural factors.
New cards
11
Physical literacy
________- becoming confident and competent across a wide range of physical activities- is critical to long- term healthy growth and development.
New cards
12
endocrine system
The ________ is the collection of glands that produce and release hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development, tissue function, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, and mood (among many other things)
New cards
13
Physical activity
________ performed from a young age can promote an individuals physical growth and development and contribute significantly in other areas as well.
New cards
14
PHV increases over a one
or two-year period around the time of puberty
New cards
15
There are many immediate and long-term health consequences of unhealthy nutrition
type-2 diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure), high cholesterol, breathing and sleep problems, joint problems, and social and psychological problems
New cards
16
The human body grows and develops according to two main sequences
the cephalocaudal sequence and the proximodistal sequence
New cards
17
What factors effect human growth & development?
• Glandular and hormonal activity
• Heredity
• Nutrition and diet
• Physical activity, and
• Sociocultural factors
New cards
18
What are some critical periods of growth?
Childhood and Puberty
New cards
19
Heredity
The transmission of genetic characteristics from parents to their offspring
New cards
20
Cephalocaudal sequence.
Growth progresses
first in the head, followed by the trunk, and then
the extremities.
New cards
21
Proximodistal sequence.
Body movements that
originate close to the center of the body develop
earlier than those that originate farther away from
the center.
New cards
robot