Pregnancy
Infertility
Resources
Risks
Teens
100

What is the definition of conception? 

When the sperm fertilizes the egg

100

What is the definition of infertility? 

Being unable to conceive within a one year time frame. 

100

What does WIC stand for AND what does it do? 

Women Infant Children. It provides food 

100

Why are there risks for teen moms? 

Body is not fully developed

100

What is the only way to guarantee pregnancy prevention? 

Abstinence 

200

How many chromosomes are in the human body? 

23 pairs, 46 total 

200

What does ART stand for? 

Assisted Reproductive Technology 

200

What does SNAP stand for? 

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program 

200

What is a congenital defect? 

Something that is present from birth.

200

The 3 stages of pregnancy are called? 

Trimesters 

300

How long is a trimester?

3 Months 

300

How do infertility treatments affect pregnancy? 

It increases the likelihood of multiples (twins). 

300

What does TANF stand for?

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families 

300

What are environmental factors that can affect fertility? 

Smoking, Alcohol, infections, medical conditions 

300

What are the roles of the male and female in reproduction?

Females produce eggs and males produce sperm.
400

Why is prenatal care important? 

It monitors the baby and the mother during the pregnancy. 

400

Who does infertility come from? 

1/3 females, 1/3 males, 1/3 unknown. 

400

Where can you go to get accurate information on birth control? 

See your medical provider

400

What is considered a miscarriage? 

A loss before 20 weeks. 

400

What happens in trimester 1? 

Implantation and early organ development--the heart begins to beat. 

500

A preterm birth happens when? 

Anytime before 37 weeks. 

500
What is the difference between identical and fraternal twins? 

Identical is when one egg splits 

Fraternal is when 2 separate eggs are separated by 2 sperm. 

500

What are the different kinds of ART programs? 

IUI and IVF 

500

What is considered a stillbirth? 

A loss after 20 weeks that requires delivery of the baby. 

500

Teen pregnancies may increase the change of congenital conditions. What are examples of congenital conditions? 

Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, heart defects, etc