Labor & Delivery
Mother & Baby
Brain Development
Types of play
APGAR
100

The amniotic sac ruptures, and the woman feels a trickle or gush of warm amniotic fluid.

water breaks

100

the time following childbirth; may refer to issues pertaining to the mother following childbirth

postpartum

100

The receiving part of the neuron.

Dendrites

100
  • he child plays ALONE 

  • No interest in what anyone else is doing

  • Ex: reading, video games, solitaire

Solitary Play

100

When is the Apgar test given?  

1 minutes after birth and again 5 minutes later

200

The baby settles into the lower pelvis as the time of birth nears.

lightening

200

a network of people who provide an individual with practical or emotional assistance

support system

200

brain cells that control the operation of body systems by sending and receiving electrical signals

neurons

200
  • WATCHING others play 

  • May talk to those who are playing, but doesn’t get involved

  • Ex: board games, card games, watching sports

Onlooker

200

What is the perfect Apgar score for a baby?  

10 (ten)

300

They are the tightening and releasing of the muscles of the uterus during labor. They push the baby out of the mother’s body.

contractions

300

commonly include mood swings, crying spells, anxiety, and difficulty sleeping; typically begin within the first two to three days after delivery, and may list for up to two weeks

postpartum blues

300

process of weeding out underused or weak pathways between

pruning

300
  • Playing a similar thing NEXT TO another child without interacting

  • Ex: riding bikes, crafts, social media

Parallel Play

300

Who created the test

Virginia Apgar

400

The few drops of blood or pinkish vaginal stain that occurs when the mucus that seals the cervix dissolves. This is an early sign that labor has begun.

bloody show

400

a period of absence from work granted to a mother before and after the birth of her child

maternity

400

What is the main function of the amygdala?

Manages emotions like fear and anxiety

400
  • Play and interact TOGETHER

  • Child is part of a group with a specific purpose

  • Ex: building a sand castle together, playing store, acting out a play

Cooperative Play

400

What does the test tell the doctors and nurses

the overall health of the baby at birth

500

What do obstetricians and family doctors have in common

Both can provide prenatal care

500

List 3 ways you can help new parents by reaching in.

Give them your time, food, and a listening ear.

500

What is the primary function of the brain stem?

Connects brain to spinal cord

500

Play = children's _______

work

500

What does Apgar stand for?  

Appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiratory