PHS Human Development Quizs

How do developmental milestones help health science professionals?

• They help identify when care is needed and progress understanding of the human body as it develops.

• They provide a checklist for medical procedures.

• They are used to determine the best treatment for chronic diseases.

• They serve as a guide for financial planning in healthcare.

How does Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs work?

• Individuals can only meet a level of needs on the pyramid if the layer below has already been met.

• It suggests that all needs must be met simultaneously for optimal functioning.

• It indicates that higher-level needs are more important than basic needs.

• It states that needs are irrelevant to behavioral motivations.

What is Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?

• A framework for understanding basic human needs arranged in a pyramid structure with basic needs at the bottom and complex needs at the top.

• A theory that suggests human behavior is primarily driven by economic factors.

• A model that categorizes human emotions into five distinct levels.

• A psychological concept that focuses solely on the needs of children.

What are the stages throughout a lifespan according to Erikson?

• Infancy (birth to age 1), Early childhood (ages 1-3), Play stage (ages 3-6), School age (ages 7-11)

• Infancy (birth to age 1), Adolescence (ages 12-18), Early adulthood (ages 19-29), Old age (65 and beyond)

• Infancy (birth to age 1), Early adulthood (ages 19-29), Middle adulthood (ages 30-64), Old age (65 and beyond)

• Infancy (birth to age 1), Early childhood (ages 1-3), Play stage (ages 3-6), School age (ages 7-11), Adolescence (ages 12-18), Early adulthood (ages 19-29), Middle adulthood (ages 30-64), Old age (65 and beyond)

What is the focus of early adulthood?

• Ages 19-29, where individuals have complete independence, fulfill their own needs, and make health choices impacting the future.

• Ages 18-25, focusing on education and career development.

• Ages 30-40, where individuals typically start families and settle into careers.

• Ages 25-35, emphasizing social relationships and community involvement.

How do Erikson’s stages affect health and wellness?

• Health and wellness concepts remain constant throughout life stages.

• Wellness is solely about physical health and does not include mental or spiritual aspects.

• Health and wellness concepts change throughout each stage, affecting both physical and mental states.

• Erikson’s stages have no impact on health and wellness.

What happens during middle adulthood?

• Ages 30-64, focusing on wellness regarding career and financial stability, contributing to society, and experiencing health changes.

• Ages 18-29, primarily concerned with education and establishing independence.

• Ages 65 and older, focusing on retirement and legacy planning.

• Ages 0-17, emphasizing childhood development and education.

What characterizes old age in Erikson’s stages?

• Individuals evaluate life meaning and may experience chronic diseases.

• People in this stage are typically very active and healthy.

• This stage is characterized by a focus on career advancement and personal growth.

• Individuals often feel a sense of invincibility and do not consider health risks.

What is the evaluation of a life lived according to Erikson?

• It includes examining wellness during the final stage, reflecting on life lived, and evaluating what an individual will be remembered for.

• It focuses solely on the achievements made during one's career.

• It emphasizes the importance of financial success and material possessions.

• It disregards personal relationships and social connections.

What characterizes the early childhood stage?

• Ages 1-3, where individuals start to create a sense of independence but still need adult support for health and wellness.

• Ages 4-6, where children begin formal education and develop social skills.

• Ages 0-1, where infants are completely dependent on caregivers for all needs.

• Ages 7-10, where children start to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.