1. KEY CONCEPT Physical development continues through adolescence and declines with age.

2. Birth occurs in three stages.
Stage one of birth is the dilation of the cervix.
contractions of uterus push cervix open so baby can enter vaginal canal
if cervix dilates too little, C-section done
STAGE 1
As regular, strong contractions occur,
the cervix dilates and the baby turns.

3. Stage two is the emergence of the baby. baby usually born headfirst
oxytocin stimulates milk production
STAGE 2
The baby is pushed through the cervix
and out of the vaginal canal.

4. Stage three is the expulsion of the placenta.
placenta detaches from uterine wall
contractions helps control bleeding
STAGE 3
Contractions continue, expelling the
placenta and helping to control bleeding.

5. Human growth and aging also occur in stages.
Genetics, hormones, lifestyle, environment affect all stages.
1. during infancy (birth to 2), growth is rapid growth and development
2. during childhood (2 to 12), growth slows, gain fine-motor skills and language skills develop

6. Genetics, hormones, lifestyle, environment affect all stages.
3. during adolescence (14 to 16) during puberty, sexually maturity begins, greater strength, coordination, endurance, growth is rapid and the brain rewired
4. adulthood marks the peak of skills and independence, when physical aging begin

7. Aging is also affected by genetics, hormones, lifestyle, environment.
Effects of aging can be reduced with good diet, exercise, and continued learning.
Jerry Peel at age 1 1/2
Jerry Peel at age 17
Jerry Peel at age 71