Alcohol
Smoking
Chemical & Drugs
Maternal depression
Labor and Delivery
100

What condition is know as FAS

Fetal alcohol syndrome  

100

What are two toxic substances that are in cigarette smoke?

nicotine, tars, ammonia, and carbon monoxide,

100

Before using any chemical substance or medication, women who are or may become pregnant are encouraged to check with who?

Medical provider 

100

What is PPD?

Post Partum Depression

100

What are birthing options available to families today?

birthing centers, hospitals, and home deliveries.

200

How long does alcohol remain in the fetal circulatory system.   

twice as long as the mothers 

200

What is SIDS?

sudden infant death syndrome

200

what are some malformations caused by chemicals and drugs? 

missing or malformed limbs or facial features.

200

what is baby blues referred to?

mood swings

200

What occurs when an infants head drops down into the birth canal in preparation for delivery?

lightening

300

What are three things that are at higher risk during pregnancy because of mothers who consume alcohol.

Miscarriages, Stillbirths, Premature infants, and LBW infants.

300

Maternal smoking has been linked to a variety of what? 

fetal malformations and birth complications 

300

What chemicals and drugs are known to have an adverse effect on the developing fetus? 

prescription and nonprescription medications to pesticides, fertilizers, and street drugs

300

what are three symptoms of baby blues?

weepiness, sadness, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, lack of energy, appetite loss, irritability.

300
How many stages are in the birthing process? 

Three 

400

What are two characteristics caused by FAS? "Fetal alcohol syndrome"

poor motor coordination, heart defects, characteristic facial deformities eyes set wide apart, shortened eye lids, or flattened nose), and speech impairment

400
Infants who's mothers who smoke during pregnancy are more likely to die from what?  

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and a range of acute and chronic respiratory problems.

400

Nature and severity of an infants abnormalities seem to be influenced by what? 

The timing of exposure during fetal development, the amount and type of substance, the mother’s general state of health, and maternal and fetal genetics.

400

What is the estimate percent of new mothers that experience PPD during the six months following delivery?

10-15%

400
What is a sign of early labor?

leaking of ammonitic fluid

500

Which trimester is at most risk of damaging body structures and organs?

The first trimester  

500

Mothers who smoke during pregnancy experience a higher rate of what? 

miscarriage, premature births, stillborn infants, and LBW infants.

500

What type of environmental hazards should be avoided during pregnancy?

Radiation and X-rays.

500

What feelings do mothers undergo following and infants birth. 

exhilaration, uncertainty, anxiety, and overwhelming.

500

How long does the last stage of birthing last?

only a few minutes