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- 2. Adolescence ‘adolescere’ Latin = “to grow, to mature” i.e. achieving an identity.
- 3. .
- 4. The human body under goes several changes during Adolescence. These changes mark the onset of PUBERTY. The most important change which marks puberty is that boys and girls become capable of reproduction. Puberty ends when an adolescent reaches reproductive maturity.
- 5. 1. Increase in height 2. Change in body shape 3. Voice change 4. Increased activity of sweat and sebaceous glands 5. Development of sex organs 6. Reaching mental, intellectual and emotional maturity
- 7. Age in years % of full height Boys Girls 8 72 % 77 % 9 75 % 81 % 10 78 % 84 % 11 81 % 88 % 12 84 % 91 % 13 88 % 95 % 14 92 % 98 % 15 95 % 99 % 16 98 % 99.5 % 17 99 % 100 % 18 100 % 100 %
- 8. Present height ____ % of full height at this age X 100 A boy is 9 years old and 120 cm tall. At the end of the growth period he is likely to be X 100 cm = 160 cm tall 120 75
- 10. At puberty, the voice box or the larynx begins to grow. Boys develop larger voice boxes. Boys have a deep and hoarse voice. The larynx is visible clearly. The larynx is hardly visible from the outside. Girls have a high pitched voice.
- 11. The growing voice box can be seen as a protruding part of the throat called Adam’s apple.
- 13. •The testes and penis develop completely. •The testes also begin to produce sperms. •The ovaries enlarge and eggs begin to mature. •Also ovaries start releasing mature eggs.
- 14. •It is the time in one’s life when the brain has the greatest capacity for learning. •The change in a person’s way of thinking . •The person feels more independent than before and also becomes self conscious. •A person may feel insecure while trying to adjust to the changes in the body and mind.
- 16. The changes which occur at adolescence are controlled by chemical substances called hormones. Hormones are secretions from endocrine glands. •The testes begin to release male hormone or testosterone. This causes hair growth. •The ovaries begin to produce the female hormone or estrogen which make the breast develop. Milk secreting glands or mammary glands develop inside the breast. The production of these hormones is under the control of another hormone in endocrine gland called pituitary gland.
- 20. The hormones secreted by the pituitary stimulate testes and ovaries to produce their hormones. The pituitary is attached to the brain A part from the pituitary, there are other endocrine glands in the body such as thyroid, pancreas and adrenals.
- 22. The adrenal glands secrete hormones which maintain the correct salt balance in the blood. Adrenals also produce the hormone adrenalin. It helps the body to adjust to stress when one is very angry, embarrassed or worried. Thyroid and adrenals secrete their hormones when they receive orders from pituitary through its hormones. Pituitary also secretes growth hormone which is necessary for the normal growth of a person.
- 23. Adolescence is a stage of rapid growth and development. The diet for an adolescent has to be carefully planned. The diet must be the balanced diet. Iron build blood and iron-rich food such as leafy vegetables, jaggery, meat etc. are good for adolescents.
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- 25. Adolescence is.. …that part in our life where nothing seems to go smoothly yet our best
- 26. Some Definitions • Puberty Physical characteristics that occur during adolescence. • Primary Sex Characteristics The changes that mark the beginning of puberty for girls and boys. • Secondary Sex Characteristics Other external changes that make adolescents look like mature men and women
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