The cell created when an ovum is fertilised by a sperm.
What is a zygote?
A risk factor for pregnant women.
What is smoking, alcohol, nutrition, etc.?
What is the medical care and regular check-ups a pregnant person receives from doctors or midwives to monitor their health and the development of their baby before birth?
The meaning of intergenerational health and well-being.
What is the health and well-being of one generation can impact the next?
The Acme products purchased by this cartoon character never quite work; in August, him "vs. Acme" comes to the big screen.
Who is Coyote?
The cell mass formed from approximately the second to eighth week after fertilisation.
What is an embryo?
A protective factor for pregnant women.
The role of a midwife.
What is to provide medical care, support, and education to women during pregnancy, labour, birth, and the postnatal period?
A debate questioning whether human behaviour, intelligence, and personality are shaped mostly by biology and genetics or by upbringing, culture, and life experiences.
What is nature versus nurture?
It's the company run by Tony, aka Iron Man.
What is Stark Industries?
An organ that allows the transport of nutrients, gases, and wastes between mother and foetus.
What is the placenta?
Two foods pregnant women should avoid.
What is soft serve ice cream, soft cheeses, raw seafood, pre-cooked cold meals, etc.?
The role of an obstetrician.
What is to care for women and babies during pregnancy, labour, childbirth, and the weeks right after birth?
A potential physical health impact of early life experiences.
What is body weight, sleep patterns, behaviour, motor skill development, etc.?
This magazine, with a name familiar to fashion models, turns the pages in "The Devil Wears Prada" films.
What is Runway?
The name given to the formation of organs.
What is organogenesis?
An impact of alcohol consumption to the health and well-being of foetuses.
What is the increased risk of premature birth, stillbirth, undernourishment, reduction in the amount of oxygen available to the baby, etc.?
What is training and scope: one is a medical doctor/surgeon who is trained to handle all pregnancies; the other focuses on low-risk pregnancies with a holistic, low-intervention approach, referring to doctors as necessary?
A potential social health impact from early relationship experiences.
What is the success or failure of future relationships, the ability to maintain emotional balance, enjoy yourself and find satisfaction in being with others, and rebound from disappointment and misfortune, etc.?
On "The Simpsons", you can treat yourself to a Duff Beer or this cola that sounds like it might work similarly to the beer.
What is Buzz Cola?
Each stage of prenatal development, with associated weeks attached.
What is... Germinal (0-2), Embryonic (3-8), and Foetal (9-38)?
The importance of iron to pregnant women.
What is to counteract the reduction in blood volume (nearly 50% on avg.) and make extra haemoglobin to carry oxygen to the placenta and developing baby?
Two ways a health professional can promote healthy prenatal development.
What is ultrasounds, blood and urine tests, vital checks, information, etc.?
The meaning of epigenetics.
What is the study of how your behaviours and environment can cause changes that affect how your genes work, without changing your actual DNA sequence?
Nautical name of the airline that brings the characters on "Lost" to the start of their odd adventure.
What is Oceanic (Airlines)?