Pregnancy Basics
The almond-shaped reproductive system, where eggs are produced.
What is ovaries?
The baby is the size of a plum, and the mother is struggling with fatigue.
What is the 1st trimester?
By the end of week 8, the developing human is no longer called an embryo.
What is a fetus?
A formal document, created and used to display a persons background, skills, and accomplishments
What is a resume?
A test that is done at the beginning of pregnancy to confirm a pregnancy and screen for sugar and basteria, etc.
What is urine test?
The process that occurs when a mature egg is released from the ovaries.
What is ovulation?
The baby is undergoing massive growth and start shedding lanugo.
What is 3rd trimester?
This organ develops early in the first trimester, to provide oxygen and nutrients to the baby.
What is placenta?
An educational experience that introduces a student to a specific career, by pairing the student with an employee of that business.
What is job shadowing?
Testing that can identify weather a baby is more or less likely to have certain birth defects.
What is screening tests?
Not being able to get pregnant.
What is infertility?
Baby's fingerprints and eyebrows are starting to finish developing.
What is 2nd trimester?
This first major organ system begins to function in the embryo, which can be detected via ultrasound by the 6th week.
What is the heart?
An arrangement in which someone learns from another; combinds paid on-the-job training with classroom instruction to prepare workers for highly skilled careers.
What is apprenticeship?
This test is done when mom is at least 10 weeks pregnant; not diagnostic; can tell gender with 99.7% accuracy.
What is Prenatal Cell-Free DNA (cfDNA)
Conception occurs in this part of the female reproductive system before the fertilized egg travels to the uterus.
What is the fallopian tube?
The mother feels a shooting in the lower belly, but can breathe better.
What is 3rd trimester?
By the 12th week of pregnancy, the fetus develops these unique indications on the fingertips
What is fingerprints?
A program designed to prepare individuals to enter and succeed in a registered program; students must be 16 years old and be taking a course.
What is pre apprenticeship?
A test that can be done early in the pregnancy and its performed by inserting a catheter into the cervix and guiding it into the placenta to get a tissue sample.
What is Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)
Humans typically have 23 pairs of these.
What is chromosomes?
The first time mom feels fetal movement, described as quickening. Occurs between 16-25 weeks of pregnancy.
What is 2nd trimester?
Mom gains ___ pounds by the end of the trimester.
What is 2-4?
A one pager document, sent with the resume to provide additional information about skills and experiences related to the job.
What is cover letter.
A diagnostic test done around 16-18 weeks that checks the fetus for chromosomal and neural tube defects.
What is amniocentesis?