PPT-Puberty
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Specific Learning Objectives Describe the changes males and females undergo during puberty Explain the terms ovulation and menstruation Describe the stages in
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Specific Learning Objectives Describe the changes males and females undergo during puberty Explain the terms ovulation and menstruation Describe the stages in the female menstrual cycle. By Ryan 5C . THE COMPLETE BOOK OF…. What is Puberty. Puberty is the time when our body change physically, emotionally and socially. We grow up from a child to an adult. Puberty is the quickest time to grow in our whole life. Girls are quicker than boys. . A presentation of . Centerstone. This publication was made possible by Grant Number . TP1AH000030. from the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Adolescent Health; its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Department of Health and Human Services.. 7. th. grade-4. th. partial. Puberty :. process of physical changes by which a child's body matures into an adult body capable of sexual reproduction. . It is initiated by hormonal signals from the brain to the . Puberty. Puberty is a period of growth triggered by hormones that includes the. development of secondary sex characteristics. Lower voice, pubic hair, body hair, broader shoulders, and facial hair in boys. Adolescence . Physical Changes. Other Body Systems: Growth Spurts. First growth spurt. Cephalocaudal. /. proximodistal. patterns. Joint development. Gender differences. Second growth spurt. Muscle fibers. What is it?. Puberty is…. the . period of sexual development during which a person becomes sexually mature and is physically able to reproduce. your . body will grow faster than any other time in your life, except for when you were an . Healthy . Active Living. The male and female reproductive systems are composed of internal and external sexual organs. .. These organs are controlled by sex hormones (testosterone in males, and estrogen . A case. Dóra Török MD, PhD. Parents bring their 5-year-old daughter to your clinic because she has. developed breast and pubic hair over the past 3 months. Physical examination reveals a girl whose height and weight are above the 95th percentile, Tanner stage II breast and pubic hair development, oily skin, and facial acne.. Puberty P UBERTY Puberty changes - Female Puberty changes - Male Inside a boys body Inside a girls body Inside our bodies Boys growing up Girls growing up Hormones Coping with emotions Being attracted Menstrual Hygiene . Management. Booklet #9 IN UNESCO’s series on . Good Policy and Practice in Health Education. “ Schools are the best platform to reach a wide range of learners before puberty to prepare them for change and keep them in school. This is the importance of the Good Policy and Practice Booklet.” . Dr. . Vaman. . Khadilkar. . MD, DNB, MRCP, DCH (London). Paediatric. and Adolescent Endocrinologist. Ira Clinic, . Pune. Jehangir. hospital . and . Bharati. . Vidyapeeth. Medical College. Pune. What is Puberty?. Copy this statement into your workbook.. Puberty is the period of time when children begin to mature biologically, psychologically, socially and cognitively. Girls start to grow into women and boys into men. The changes happen due to the release of chemicals called hormones.. Created by: Child Health Team. Created: November 2019. Updated: April 2022. Giggling is okay. Be respectful. Everyone is learning, ask questions!. Discuss puberty topics responsibly outside the classroom. Presentation adapted with permissions from Middlesex-London Health Unit. Class Guidelines. Giggling is okay. Be respectful. Everyone is learning, ask questions!. Discuss sexual health topics responsibly outside the classroom.
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