Lesson 1 Review
Word Definitions
Reading Checks
100

How does Fetal Alchohol Syndrome occur?

Consuming Alcohol while pregnant

100

What is the embryo?

a cluster of cells that develop during 3rd or 8th week of pregnancy

100
Why are healthy snacks important to fetal development?

During pregnancy, good nutrition and rest, keep both the mother and the developing child healthy

200

What is prenatal care? what are steps that a pregnant female can take to provide for her own health and the health of her baby

prioritizing regular prenatal visits, adopting a balanced diet, engaging in appropriate exercise, and avoiding harmful substances.

200

When is the embryo known as the fetus?

The middle of the first trimester

200

Explain how long it takes after fertilization before implantation takes place

6-10 Days

300

What is it called when a fetus dies in the womb and is delivered after the twentieth week of pregnancy?

Stillbirth

300

Using lead-based products should be avoided or done carefully during pregnancy. why is it important to keep a room well ventilated while painting?

to minimize exposure to harmful fumes and dust, which can pose risks to both the mother and the developing fetus. Good ventilation ensures faster paint drying, prevents fume buildup, and reduces the risk of inhaling lead dust from old paint, which can be particularly dangerous during pregnancy.

400

What are the 3 stages of birth?

Labor, Delivery, and Afterbirth

400

What steps can can pregnant woman take to help ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery?

prioritize prenatal care, maintain a healthy diet, get regular exercise, avoid harmful substances, and manage stress.

500

What is preeclampsia, and what are the symptoms and how do they affect the fetus

a serious pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and protein in the urine after 20 weeks of pregnancy. It can also cause swelling, headaches, vision changes, and abdominal pain. Preeclampsia affects the fetus by reducing blood flow to the placenta, potentially causing slow fetal growth, premature birth, and other complications.

500

During Delivery, what must happen before the baby can pass through the birth canal?

the cervix must be fully dilated (10 cm) and effaced (thinned out).

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