...Middle childhood is a very important transition in a child's life. It's where they learn to instill what they have been taught, good and bad. Children learn from sight and experience. A child who has had a traumatic childhood is going to act out on what they have experienced, even if it's wrong, it's all they know. A child that may have experienced the best life, can still act out, but the ratio is much lower. When children enter adult hood, this is where they get to display their self and their moral development that they learned throughout their childhood. Moral development will show through their actions and personality. If there were no social skills or love from the parents in that child's life during the first five years of life, then that child will live their lives accordingly. Gender and Peer relationships...
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...Childhood Adversity Almost half the nation’s children have experienced at least one or more types of childhood trauma. (Stevens) Childhood adversity is due to a dysfunctional childhood. (Pederson) There are many things that affect children’s childhood. Neglect and abuse, Witnessing domestic violence, Parents with drinking or drug abuse problems, and many other ways. This can change the brain and have lifelong effects on a person. There are ways to help people who have childhood adversity. You can also tell when someone is going through childhood adversity also. How can we aid victims of childhood adversity? So many things can affect children and their childhood’s. Each child can be affected differently in different situations. Neglect...
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...Early experiences are significant, however they cannot be considered the sole basis of an individual as an individual is the product of all of his or her experiences (Egeland & Carlson, 2004). There is an ongoing transaction between the developing child and their changing circumstances (Sroufe, Carlson, Levy & Egeland, 1999). Most studies suggest quite a high degree of continuity exists between patterns of attachment which develop in childhood, and those that are lived out in adult attachment relationships (Starky, 1999). Bowlby wrote that “the individual turns at every stage of the journey on an interaction between the organism as it has developed up to that moment and the environment in which it then finds itself” (Bowlby, 1969/1982, as cited...
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...Childhood is simplicity. A casual lifestyle where a kiss made a “boo boo” go away, a booger tasted like heaven, and the ice cream man was a god. Childhood isn’t a time full of mistakes, adolescence, and immaturity. Children are intellectual beings with extreme powers of persuasion. During your childhood you are surrounded by your loyal servants. Also known as parents and relatives, they slave to get you anything you want. You’re a king. Your miserable adult parents feed you; take you places, and what the hell they even wipe your ass for a good period of time. Childhood includes having flawless blemish-free skin that glows in the shining sun. You can eat anything you want without gaining a pound. You’re actually cute, and that can be used...
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...Childhood Obesity “The rise of childhood Obesity has placed the health of an entire generation at risk”. Tom Vilsack says it all, he states that the climb of childhood obesity places the following generations at an immense health risk. Obesity controls thirty-five percent of school age children, keeping them from participating in sports and activities, it makes the simplest tasks harder, and it puts their entire future at major risk. Not to mention the outrageous health costs that come along with being obese. Parents and schools need to step up and take control. Childhood Obesity is a big problem in the U.S and all over the world, as a society we need to solve this epidemic and find ways to prevent this from recurring in the coming generations....
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...the lack of health knowledge, nutrition, and exercise. Childhood obesity not only poor affects the children lives, but society as a whole. It is no secret that obesity leads to a lack of productive as well as increased expenses. Society as a whole will begin to feel the social, politic and financial consequences of obesity. With this being said, the government has an obligation to intervene. The United States Government has a duty to impede policies with the goal of eliminating childhood obesity. Considering children spend a large amount of time in schools, that is where these policies should target primarily in the form of health education, school lunches, and exercise classes....
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...Childhood obesity is a major concern for parents, teachers, doctors, and the world as a whole. Most Americans agree that childhood obesity is seen more today than ever before. According to Kidshealth from Nemours, “The percentage of overweight children in the United States is growing at an alarming rate, with 1 out of 3 kids now considered overweight or obese.” It has become more common due to the increase in the factors that cause obesity. The major causes of obesity in children are lack of physical activity, unhealthy diets, and genetic factors. Obesity is defined as having a body mass index, BMI, of greater than thirty, or simply abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that may cause health problems. Childhood obesity is a medical condition that affects children and teenagers. Overweight children are at an increased risk of becoming overweight adults. Obese children are at risk for a number of conditions, including: high cholesterol, high blood pressure, early heart disease, diabetes, and bone and joint problems. They are more likely to have issues with stress, depression, and low...
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...Childhood obesity is common in all parts of the world. One of the reasons obesity is at an all-time high is, because familiars are no longer eating healthier, because of poverty. Eating out at fast food restaurants, and buying the lower cost foods in the grocery stores is all most families can afford, because of their income. When this happens, most families only buy what they can afford to keep their families from going hungry. Another reason is because of the lack of health conscience. Most parents are unaware of the effects of eating unhealthy foods. When parents are not told about all the chronic illness, long term health problems, and stigma attached to childhood obesity, then they are most likely not concern with eating healthy for themselves,...
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...Childhood Obesity Epidemic: Definition, Causes and Preventions There is an epidemic that is plaguing the children of the United States of America. That epidemic is known as childhood obesity. Childhood obesity is an important issue because of the staggering proportions that this disease has reached in the past 30 years. Childhood obesity is also a major concern for parents, teachers, and the medical community with differing beliefs and theories on causes and prevention. Laziness, genetics, technology and parenting are factors which contribute to this issue, also peer pressure and social circles also create an epidemic of overweight or obese children. So the cause of this epidemic is not always parenting or the lack of good nutrition or exercise,...
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...Define the business research and its purpose In the 21st century our country is facing criticism for failure to respond to a medical concern which specifically focuses on childhood obesity. The concern has been elevated to a state that health officials are calling it an epidemic. Childhood obesity is labeled an epidemic due to the escalating death rates, health issues, economic and hospital cost. Epidemic raises ownership responsibilities. Where does one turn to seek help for childhood obesity? Should the government intervene or is intervention strictly at the hand of the private sector? Indicating that the people are responsible for their health and the government should not be involved. Can a solution be derived involving both the government and the private sector? By using applied research the intent is to offer applicable solutions to improve on the conditions causing childhood obesity. The business problem(s) under investigation Alarming are the increased hospital and economic cost. Various medical conditions, from Type II diabetes, high blood cholesterol, coronary heart disease and certain types of cancers are becoming part of the American culture versus in America’s past this was typically limited to a smaller scope of people. The medical issues impact and create additional stress to the economic variable. Using an example involving insurance the government/tax papers will pick up the cost of treatment providing the people are using Medicaid/Medicare, or for those...
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...|[pic] |Syllabus | | |College of Nursing | | |NUR/598 Version 4 | | |Research Utilization Project | Copyright © 2011, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1999 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This is a graduate research course that focuses on the use of a body of nursing knowledge and scientific knowledge in the nursing practice setting. Students develop a proposal to address a problem or concern in the nursing practice, propose an evidence-based solution, develop an implementation and evaluation plan, and describe implementation strategies for the proposed solution. Policies Faculty and students/learners will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be...
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...Neurological Disturbances Found in the Brain Due to Childhood Traumas. Emotional disturbances have such an impact to the brain that it can affect various important changes if that trauma continues. In the journal European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience by Ana Martin Blanco, et. al., discusses how the Hypothalamus Pituitary-Adrenal gland is an important component in patients with personality disorders. In the study conduct by the researchers for the journal was to analyze the dysfunction of the Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Adrenal gland and its effects of childhood trauma in a large sample of Dissociative Personality Disorder patients. The DID patients underwent a proper medical interview classifying them with a true diagnosis of...
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...The recent United States measles epidemic has sparked another contentious national discussion about childhood vaccination. A growing number of parents are expressing concerns about the safety of vaccines, often fueled by misinformation from the internet, books, and other nonmedical sources. Many of these concerned parents are choosing to refuse or delay childhood vaccines, placing their children and surrounding communities at risk for serious diseases that are nearly 100% preventable with vaccination. Between 10% and 15% of parents are asking physicians to space out the timing of vaccines, which often poses an ethical dilemma for physicians. This trend reflects a tension between personal liberty and public health, as parents fight to control...
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...good shape, physically and with goof eating habits. But, being a child, there is nothing stopping them from getting their hands on something they think is delicious. With that being said, it is more preventable as a child than it is as an adult. This is because it is the parents responsibility to feed their children with the nutrients they need and when your an adult no one but yourself can tell you what to eat, in the end it is entirely your choice. The review article that I was assigned to read is called, “Mexican American Mothers’ Perceptions of Childhood Obesity: A Theory-Guided Systematic Literature Review.” The aims of the review are as follows: knowing what type of knowledge Mexican American mothers’ have of childhood obesity, preventions, and their role in prevention, to evaluate the methodology conducted on mothers’ perceptions of child obesity, and to make any recommendations for future research on parental ideas of childhood obesity. The methodology of this review wasn’t very clear to me. The review had article names and percentages that didn’t quiet fit in with what their method approach should be. For example in the first table you see it only links to the number of articles that talked about different types of obesity problems, instead of showing different kinds of articles with examples of their key points, that would make it more clear to me. The results were explained really well in correspondence to their aims of the review. In the results portion they have numbered...
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...Subsequently, immunizations are an important aspect of preventative care. Immunization is defined by dictionary.com is the “process where a person is made immune or resistant to an infectious disease”, typically with a vaccine. According to Omer Qutaiba B. Al-lela, all children should make more than five health care visits for immunizations by 2 because it is necessary for childhood care because “vaccinations, physical checkups, and other essential immunization services” are given. According to The United States Preventative Services Task Force recommended that healthy children have 25 health care visits during their childhood and 34 visits for “unhealthy” children throughout their childhood. The American Academy of Pediatrics though recommends...
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