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Chronic pain refers to pain that lasts for a prolonged period of time, and over 100 million Americans are suffering with it Very common medical problem - It is the most common reason for Americans to seek medical treatment, often manifesting as low back pain, headache (or migraine) pain, or neck pain. - Indeed, chronic pain is one of the most troublesome problems we face today as it leads to hundreds of billions of dollars lost each year due to treatment costs and lost productivity. - also has ...

Describe the role of a CLS to a pt, doctor, and parent.. correct answers pt: depends on where they are in hospital, inpatient vs E.D. vs Surgery Doctor: help with the psychosocial aspect of hospitalization for patients and families in order tor promote positive coping, normalization, and better health outcomes Parent: We are here as an extra layer of support for you all. We are here to answer any questions you may have and make this the best experience possible, even though it is difficult. ...

Role of epidemiology -Study of causes and distribution of health and illness in populations. -Collects data from various sources. -Measures health. -Methods to control and prevent disease. What can epidemiology tell us? -Identifies health needs -Evaluates health behaviour -Promotes behaviours - Describes and compares health status Who uses epidemiological data? -Government employees -Medical practitioners -Social workers Limitations of epidemiology? -Does not tel...

person's social standing based on a combined measure of income, education and occupation - ️️socioeconomic status(SES) ways we learn to connect to other individuals and interact effectively with them, understand our emotions, and the emotions of others, and express and regulate our emotions - ️️social-emotional development What are the forces that drive development? - ️️biological processes, environmental events, or a combo of both changes in the amount or quantity of what ...

What does Developmental Science examine? correct answer: The constancy and change throughout the lifespan The hereditary information received from our parents correct answer: Nature The forces of the physical and social work that influence our biological makeup and psychological experiences before and after birth correct answer: Nurture Being open to change in response to influential experiences correct answer: Plasticity Events that are related to age and fairly predictable when...

Tooth Decay Fluoride added to the water in 1970's, later fluoride in toothpaste, depends on SES and access to dental care Bed Time Rituals Encourages structure and reduces chances of problem sleeping, ex- reading a book, saying a prayer, brushing teeth, taking a bath Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Males Night terrors are more common in ____________________ Age 5 At what age s...

Lower ___________ (abbreviation) can be detrimental to language development due to lack of resources, heightened risk of health issues and poor education, and limited parent-child interactions due to parental work schedules - Answer SES The ____ explanation assumes that words are learned in parallel and that children are actually learning words the whole time but must reach a threshold of learning difficult words. - Answer No Discontinuity The ____ explanation suggests that children use wo...

emotional roadblocks to multicultural competance - ANSWER -anger, sadness, defensiveness displayed when discussing race, culture, gender - etic - ANSWER cultural universality -we're all human/same underneath -there is only one race: the human race emic - ANSWER cultural relativism -all theories of human development arise from cultural context -lifestyle, cultural values and worldviews affect expression and determination of deviant behavior inclusive definition of multiculturalism ...

Piaget's Stages of Cognitive Development - ANSWERS-Sensorimotor (0-2)object permanence -Preoperational (pre-k) babble-play. -Concrete operational (elem) cognitive, conservation -Formal operational(teen) abstact thought Erikson's Stages of Development - ANSWERS1. Trust vs. Mistrust (0-1) 2. Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt (1-2) 3. Initiative vs. Guilt (3-4) 4. Industry vs. Inferiority (school) 5. Identity vs. Indetity confusion (teens) 6. Intimacy vs. Isolation (YA) 7. Genereativity vs. S...

HDFS 311 Quizzes | Questions and Answers (Complete Solutions) When we consider how a child's characteristics such as their age, gender, ethnicity, or culture impacts their development, we are - looking at how individual differences modify general patterns of development - identifying the predictable stages of development that children move through - examining the resiliency that children bring to their development - search for universal patterns of behavior (developmental function) ________ i...