DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
AN ADULT
AND a CHILD
(Mean Corpuscular
Volume)
(Homeostatic control is maintaining a
stable internal environment, such as
body temperature and blood sugar, even
when external conditions change.)
(epiphyses - rounded ends or tips of a long bone)
(Newborn skull bones will fully fused;
by around age two)
CONCLUSION
• Child health nursing differs fundamentally
from adult care because it requires
understanding the child's developmental
stage.
• Key differences include the need for age-
appropriate communication and assessment
techniques, a focus on growth and
development, and the inclusion of parents and
caregivers in the health plan.
difference between adult and child .pptx
difference between adult and child .pptx

difference between adult and child .pptx

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  • 12.
    (Homeostatic control ismaintaining a stable internal environment, such as body temperature and blood sugar, even when external conditions change.)
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    (epiphyses - roundedends or tips of a long bone) (Newborn skull bones will fully fused; by around age two)
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    CONCLUSION • Child healthnursing differs fundamentally from adult care because it requires understanding the child's developmental stage. • Key differences include the need for age- appropriate communication and assessment techniques, a focus on growth and development, and the inclusion of parents and caregivers in the health plan.