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conception
fertilization of the egg by sperm
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embryo
a developing zygote
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fetus
end of second month
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placenta
organ that anchors fetus to uterus
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umbilical cord
- connects fetus to placent
- circulates blood
- carries oxygen and nutriednt to fetus
- carries wastes away from fetus
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amniotic sac
surrounds and protects fetus
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signs of pregnacy
- missed period
- pee a lot
- enlarged/tender boobs
- fatige
- nausea/vomitting
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HCG
hormone produced by placenta, urine tests
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RIA test
blood test, measure HCG in blood, highly accurate
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obsetrician
- baby doctors
- care and treament of prego mom and fetus
- examines reproductive organs, blood, urine, fetal heart beat
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mid-wife
follows mother through pregancy, explains physical changes, nutrition, etc.
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artificial insemination
sample of specially treated sperm from the male inserted into the females reproductive tract
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in vitro fertilization
fertilixation of eff outside the body and then planted in the uterus
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surrogate
artificial insemination into a third party
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gestation host
in vitro fertilization into a third party
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fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
a variety of disorders that result from the mother consuming alcohol during her pregnacny
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signs of FAS
- IQ 65
- 1/3 brain size
- permanent brain damage
- learning and behavioral disorders
- deficits in memory and attention
- hyperactivity
- speech and language delay
- poor coordination
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facial anomalies of ppl with FAS
- eyes set farther apart
- eye slits
- eyelid folds
- thinned upper lip
- absense of vertical ridges between nose and upper lip
- abnormaly small eyes
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of malformations (FAS)
- heart defects
- genital defects
- abnormal joins and limbs
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alcohol relatied neruodevelopment disorder
children will have functional or mental problems, including behavioral or cognitive abnormalites or both
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ARBD-Alcohol relatin birth defects
children will have problems with heart, kidneys, bones, and/or hearing
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identical twins
zygote splits 6th-12th day
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fraternal twins
two fertilized eggs
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conjoined twins
identical twins that are linked together
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ectopic pregnacy
growth of the fertilized egg in fallopian tube
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cesarean section
surgical removal of the baby
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lightening
baby's head drops into the pelvic area, "get ready here i come"
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effacement
thinning of the cervix
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dilation
widening of the cervix
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epidural
regional anesthetic of abdomibal and pelvic areas
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colostrum
secreated from breast, filled with antibodies-babies first milk
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postpartum
time after baby is born, hormonal levels in mother start to subside
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episiotomy
incision between the skin area of the vagina and anus
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APGAR
- test done just after birth
- Appearance (color)
- Pulse (heart beat)
- Grimace (reflex)
- Activity (muscle tone)
- Respiration (breathing)
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ultrasound
continous pics of the fetus
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down syndrome
abnormal extra chromosome
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miscarriage
spontaneous abortion
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Rh factor
blood test done in the geginning of the pregnacy. if mom negative and baby postivies-antibodies will attack the babies facotr caousin anemia, ilness, brain damage or death.. Rhogam is given by injection early on and usaully after 28th week to preven thte antibodes form attacking the positive cells
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vernix
waxy substance coating the skin
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amniocentesis
15th -20th week to detect birth defects
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toxemia
rise in blood pressure accompanied with edema
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stage one
labor pains; sudden tightening in the muscles of the uterus; causes muscles in the uterus to shorten causing the cervix to open
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stage two
cervix opens to10 cm. strong contractions push the baby through teh cervix and out of the birth canal
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stage three
after birth- several morse contractions occur to push our umbilical cord and placenta after the baby is born
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labor
muscular walls of uterus contract rythmically to push baby to birt canal
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birth
birth before timesup or birht wieght under 5.5 pounds
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quickening
baby's first movements
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