Drugs
Environmental
Categories of Teratogens
Maternal Factors
Paternal factors & Teratogens from pets
100

What teratogen needs to have 200 mg or less to be safe?

Caffiene

100

Which teratogen causes brain damage, vision and hearing problems?

Mercury

100

Saunas, hot tubs or infections are what kind of teratogen?

Physical 

100

Name two risk factors for gestational diabetes


    • Being over age 25
    • Being overweight/gaining too much weight during pregnancy.
    • Family history of diabetes. 
    • Having with previous pregnancy. 
    • Race/ethnicity. 
100

What is an important factor of the father?

Age

200

What teratogen is associated with low birth weight, SIDS, placenta previa and a cleft lip/palate?

Tobacco

200

Which teratogen can cause cancer, or affect brain development?

Radiation

200

This category of teratogen consists of malnutrition, diabetes, and thyroid disorders. 

Metabolic conditions

200

This type of pregnancy has a greater complication of anemia, and high blood pressure. As well as a higher risk of low birth weights. 

Teenage pregnancy

200

What age of men causes an increased risk of miscarriages, autism, and schiophrenia?

40

300

Which teratogen may result in FASD?

Alcohol

300

Which teratogen causes damages to the eyes, heart, and brain as well as causes deafness?

Rubella

300

What category of teratogens does the rubella virus belong to?

Infections

300

Name two reasons why gestational diabetes crucial to diagnose.


 - cause premature death, stillbirth, jaundice 

- Babies can be considerably heavier 

-Makes labor and delivery more difficult

300

Why is it that males are more likely to be impacted by Teratogens?

Because of their Y chromosome it has fewer genes.

400

Which teratogen will change shape or function of the parts of the body?

Prescription drugs 

400

Which teratogen causes microcephaly?

Zika

400

What category of teratogens does radiation, heavy metals and insecticides belong to?

Drugs and chemicals 

400

This is crucial to diagnose because the antibodies cross the placenta and destroy red blood cells of the fetus. 

Rh Disease

400

Name three chemicals that men are more likely to work with that may be teratogens?

Petrochemicals, lead and pesticides. 

500

Which teratogen is known to cause spontaneous abortions, premature death and neonatal abstinence syndrome?

Cocaine

500

Which teratogen can affect the fetuses' eyes, limbs, skin and CNS if it is a severe infection?

Chicken Pox

500

What are the four types of teratogens?

Physical

 Metabolic

Infections 

Drugs and chemicals 

500

What factor causes lower birth rates, babies to be more irritable, less active and have fewer facial expressions?

Depression

500

What are the two teratogens that come from pets?

Toxoplasmosis and Lymphocytic choriomeningitis