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lifespan ch 2 quiz

what are gametes reproductive cells, and each gamete consists of 23 chromosomes
what is a zygote 2 gametes combine and produce a new individual
when does prenatal development begin at conception
what is a full term pregnancy 266 days, 38 weeks, 9 months
what is the average period cycle 28 day cycle
when are you not pregnant weeks 1 and 2
what is the 1st stage of prenatal development germinal stage (1st 2 weeks)
which stage is after the germinal stage embryonic
how long is the embryonic stage 3-8 weeks
when does the nervous system start to form 3 weeks
what happens at 4 weeks there is a primitive heart
what is the final stage of prenatal development fetal stage
how long is the fetal stage 9 weeks - birth
when do you get finger and toes 12 weeks, end of the 1st trimester
when does the heartbeat become stronger around 8 weeks
when can you see sexual differentiation begins at 9 weeks
when does the brain size increase 6 times fetal period
what is the avg size newborn 7.5lbs
what is teratology the study of birth defects
teratogens when a child is missing a limb
what impacts teratogens smoking, drugs, alcohol
what are behavioral teratogens autism, ADHD, any impact on the cognitive
what prenatal test is done at 10 weeks cvs
at 16 weeks which prenatal test is performed amniocentesis
which tests are done with high risk cvs, amniocentesis
main birthing options hospitals, birthing centers, home
what happens in stage 1 of active labor dilation & effacement
what stage does pushing and birth happen stage 2
what happens during stage 3 delivery of placenta
most common medical innervations fetal monitorings
types of medications for medical interventions epideral, analgesics, pitocin
what is pitocin synthetic version of what starts labor/contractions
what score do you want on the APGAR scale 7
when does the test for the APGAR scale occur 5 mins post birth
when does brazelton neonatal behavioral assessment scale need to be done before 4 weeks
what does the NBAs record 46 behaviors
how many reflexes does NBAs assess 20 reflexes
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