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Human Dev. Unit 3

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When does development begin? Conception
Identify the process that occurs when a zygote is created by the union of sperm and egg.
What is the path the sperm travels after entering the vagina?
Differentiate between fraternal and identical twins.
Identify reasons for the rise in multiple births. Delay in childbirth and use of fertility drugs
How would you describe the study of the science of genetics?
What are the coils of DNA called?
How many pairs of chromosomes do we have?
Who determines the gender of the child? Father
At what point after conception does the sexual differentiation of the embryo occur?
What is the most common chromosomal abnormality that takes place in autosomes?
In what situations would a family need to seek genetic counseling?
Would height be considered an inherited, environmental, or both trait?
Would children growing up in the same family necessarily have the same environment?
Obesity is an example of which influences?
Define non-shared environmental effects.
Define non-shared environmental effects.
Define zygote.
In which stage of gestation does the zygote divide and implant into the wall of the uterus?
What is the amniotic sac?
What is the function of the placenta?
During which stage of development do the major body systems and organs develop?
During which stage of development are babies most at risk for miscarriage?
What are common causes of miscarriage?
Define teratogens.
What influences whether a teratogen will cause a birth defect?
What can an insufficient intake of folic acid during pregnancy increase the risk for?
Which drug, used for treating acne, can cause birth defects?
What symptoms will a child born with FEtal Alcohol Syndrome exhibit?
What do doctors recommend about drinking alcohol during pregnancy?
How can you reduce the transmission of HIV to the fetus during delivery?
Define ultrasound.
Define amniocentesis.
Define ovum.
Define implantation.
Give two specific examples of how genetics impacts children's behavior and development.
List three common chromosomal abnormalities. Define one and describe the symptoms and characteristics associated with the condition.
Evaluate the impact of shared and non shared environmental effects on a typical family with one son and one daughter. Include comments on the effects of birth order, gender, parental influence, and sibling influences.
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