Lifespan Development

4. Failure to achieve expected developmental milestones
7. Individual undergoing transition from childhood to adulthood
8. Child approximately 3–5 years
10. Highly contagious bacterial respiratory infection characterized by severe coughing
12. Serious injury may initially produce few obvious symptoms
13. sudden onset of shortness of breath while asleep/night
16. Age-related hearing loss
17. Progressive acquisition of physical, cognitive, and psychosocial abilities
20. Abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain's ventricular system
21. Expiratory sound indicating increased respiratory effort
22. Age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength
23. condition of the abdomen/gi system causing vomiting, lethargy, tenderness, and mucous in stool
24. Loss of previously acquired abilities
25. Older adult population; commonly associated with age-related physiologic changes
27. Hardening/stiffening of arteries
28. Period of physical and sexual maturation
29. Minor injury that may precede more serious abuse
30. shortness of breath that happens when you lie flat and goes away when you sit or stand up.

1. Child approximately 1–3 years
2. Increased forward curvature of the thoracic spine
3. Head movement associated with severe respiratory effort, especially in infants
5. Plaque accumulation within arterial walls
6. Age-related difficulty focusing on nearby objects
9. Infant during the first 28 days after birth
11. Patient's normal cognitive and behavioral condition
14. Neurodevelopmental condition affecting communication, behavior, and social interaction
15. Emotional bond between an infant/child and caregiver
18. Clinical sign historically associated with meningeal irritation
19. Condition caused unintentionally by medical treatment
26. Clinical sign historically associated with meningeal irritation