Place in correct order the sequence of maturational changes for girls. Begin with the first change seen, sequencing to the last change
a. Growth of pubic hair d. Menstruation
b. Rapid increase in height and weight e. Appearance of axillary hair
c. Breast changes
47. First change
48. Second change
49. Third change
50. Fourth change
51. Fifth change
47. ANS: C
48. ANS: B
49. ANS: A
50. ANS: E
51. ANS: D
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