FAS Fetus?
FAS NEWBORN
FAS INFANT
FAS Early Development
FAS Comorbidities
100

When consumed what remains elevated in the fetus?

Alcohol 


100

Newborns have what kind of birth weight?

Low

100

Unusual fussiness can be described as what?

Irritability 

100

Increased levels of activity and restlessness, making it hard to sit still, are characteristic of this symptom

Hyperactivity

100

Approximately 40% of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome experience this disorder related to attention and hyperactivity.

ADHD

200

What type of alcohol is most dangerous to the fetus?

Any/All

200

Newborns may present with yellowing of the skin and eyes due to liver immaturity.

Jaundice

200

Infants with FAS often have distinct abnormal _____________

facial characteristics 

200

Rapid changes in this can lead to unpredictability in behavior in children with FAS.

Mood swings

200

30% of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome experience difficulties in developing these essential communication skills

Speech and language

300

Alcohol-related harm can occur at what stage of pregnancy?

Any stage

300

Poor muscle tone is also referred to as 

Hypotonia

300

There may be complications with Kidney function and __________

bone development

300

Many children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome struggle to develop this on time, impacting communication.

speech and language development

300

This neurological condition, characterized by seizures, affects 8-10% of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Epilepsy 

400

Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) can lead to irreversible____________

Brain damage /growth development 

400

A small head size is referred to what?

Microcephaly

400

The infants small head size could indicate 

brain development issues

400

Children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome may struggle with this, affecting their ability to engage in sports or physical activities

coordination and balance issues

400

Around 25% of individuals with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome struggle with challenges related to this aspect of academic performance.

learning disorders

500

When alcohol is consumed blood vessels constrict reducing blood flow to where?

Placenta

500

What are 3 Distinctive Facial Features

  • Smooth philtrum (the ridge between the nose and upper lip)
  • Thin upper lip
  • Small eye openings (short palpebral fissures)
500

What Physical Deformities can you expect to see

joints, limbs, or fingers.

Congenital heart defects.

500

Cognitive impairments in children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome often result in this, impacting learning

learning disabilities

500

Sensory issues, affecting about 30% of those with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, often involve this aspect of perception.

Sensory impairments

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