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ch 2: prenatal development Flashcards

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zygote

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the single cell formed from seperate spem and egg cells at conception

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ovum

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the cell released monthly from a woman’s ovaries, which, if fertillized, forms the basis for the developing organism

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fallopian tube

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the tube between the ovary and the uterus down which the ovum travels to the uterus and in which conception usually occurs

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uterus

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the female organ in which the embryo/fetus devlops(popularly reffered to as the womb)

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sperm

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the cells produced in a mans testes that may fertilized an ovum following intercoruse

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chromosomes

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the structures, arrayed in 23 pairs, within each cell in the body that contain genetic information. Each chromosome is made up of many segments called genes

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gametes

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sperms and ova. These cells, unlike all other cells of the body, contain only 23 chromosomes rahter than 23 paris

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deoxiribonucleic acid( DNA)

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the chemilcal of which chromosomes are composed

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what is a locus?

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a gene that controlling or influencing a specific characteristic always appears in the same place. ex: blood type

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what is the Human Genome Project (HGP)

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a project that has identified every locus of every human gene

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autosomes

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the 22 chromosomes pairs

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sex chromosomes

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comes in two variety, referred to as the X and the Y chromosomes

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polygenic pattern of inheritance

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any pattern of genti transmission in which multiple genes contribute to the outcome, such as is presumed to occur for complex traits such as intelligence or temparent

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multifactorial pattern of inheritance

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the pattern of gentic transmission in which both genes and environment influence the phenotype

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What is genomic imprinting?

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in which some genes are biochemically markat the time ova and sperm devlop in the bodies of potential mothers and fathers.

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mitochondrial inheritance

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chidlren inherit genes located outside the nucleus of the zygote

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mitochondria

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DNA that is passed from mother- and duaghter

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fraternal(dizygotic) twins

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children carried in the same pregnancy but develop from two sperately fertilized ova. They are no more alike than other paris of siblings

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identical (monzygotic) twins

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Children carried in the smae pregnancy who develop from two sperately fertilized ovum. They are gentic clones of each other

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germinal stage

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the first stage of prenatal devlopment beginning at conception and ending at implantation of the zygote in the uterus (approximately in the first 2 weeks)

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blastocys

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Name for the mass of cells from roughly 4-10 days after fertlization

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embryo

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the name given to the developing organism during the period of prenatal devleopment between about 2 weeks and 8 weks after conception, begining with implanatation of the blastocyst in the uterine wall.

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embryonic stage

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the second stages of prenatal developmet from week 2 through week 8, when embryo’s organs form,

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amnion

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the sac, or bag, filled with liquid in which the emryo/ fetus floats during prenatal life

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chorion

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the outer layer of cells of the blastocyst during prenatal devlopment, from which both the plancenta and the umbilical cord are formed

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placenta

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an organ that develops between the fetus and the wall of the uterus during gestation

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umbilical cord

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the chord connecting the embry/ fetus to the placenta, ocntaining two arteris and one wein

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fetus

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the name given to the developing organism from about 8 weeks after birth,

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fetal stage

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the third stage of prenatal devlopment, from week 8 to birth, when growth and organ refinement take place

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What stage do male embryo start to secrete androgens?

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4 and 8 weeks, males start to secrete androgens and the hormone responsible to testies

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Congenital adrenal hyperplasia

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a disorder which the mom has taking a drug. That masculizes the female fetus. resulting in male-like genitalia, and masculized characteristics of behavior.

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what is one of the hormones that portect female development

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particular testosterone in males

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How much faster do girls progress in prenatal development?

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4 to 6 weeks

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is there a gender difference in wakefulness?

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yes male fetus are more awake then females

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Is there a sex difference in responsiveness

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yes female fetuses repsond more to external stimuli than males

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when can a fetus start to physically respon?

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at about 25 weeks

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when can fetuses start to distinguish stimuli

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at 32-33 week they can distnguish between familiar and novel stmuli

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at what stage can a fetus start to learn through music?

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at about 24-38 weeks fetus learn music/ nursury rhymes

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is there a sex difference in female fetsus?

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yes gender male difference.

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teratogens

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substances such as viruses and drugs or events that can cause birth defects

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autosomel disorders

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are caused by genes located on the autsomes

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sex-linked disorder

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are found on the X chromosome

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phenylketonurie(PKU)

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tonxins that build up baby’s brain and cause mental retardation

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sikle-cell disease

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a deformity of red blood cells, more comon in West african and African Americans
, mediterranean, Carribean, Indian. Arab and Latin american.

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Tay-Sachs disease

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occurs in about 1 in 3,000 Jewish couples of Eastern european decent. Severe mental retardation, and blindness, very few live past age 8

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Huntington’s disease

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this disorder causes the brain to deteriorate and affects both psychological and motor functions

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hemophilia

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a sex linked disorder, affects 1-5,000 boys, where they cannot stop beeding naturally

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Trisomy

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which a indivdiual have 3 compies of a particular autosome

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what is the most sever trisonmy

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trisomy 13 and 18

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Klinfelter’s syndrom

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a sex-chromose anomalie that is caused by a XXY pattern. effects 1 out of 1,000 males. long legs and arms, and underveloped testies

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Turners syndrom

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girls with XXX pattern, occurs 1 in 3,000 female births, show stunted growth and sterile, usually need hormone therapy to develop breast or menstruate

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Downs Syndrom(Trisomy 21)

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A gentic anomaly in which every cell contains three copies of chromosome 21 rather than two. Children born with this gentic patter have characteristics physical featus and usually have mental retardation

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how many babies are born from women with HIV/AIDS in the US?

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6,000

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what are antiretroviral drugs?

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drugs a mother is susposed to take to lower the risk of HIV/Aids to her baby

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Why Do people with HIV/AIDS in africa afraid to tell their parents?

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because they fear being stigmatized

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What is the most serious sexually transtmitted disease among pregnant women?

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cytomegalovirus(CMV) a virus that is in the herpes

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What birth effect result from syphillis and gonorrhea

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Both cause brain defects. Syphillis causes eye and ear and brain defects. Gonnorhea can cause the infant to be blind

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Does diabetes have an effect on the fetus?

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yes can cause some developmental delays

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what is the effects on cocaine on fetus?

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low birth weight and brain damage

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what is some of the effect of mirijuanna and heroin of the fetus?

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msicarriage, premature labor, and early death

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Does over counter medication effect the fetus?

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no they can take them on an as-needed basis

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what is the dietary increase that mothers need to take while pregnant

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adding about 300 calories, more vitamin B and folic acid

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How does stress effect pregnant mothers?

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emotional and physical stress will increase low birth weight, short changes in fetuses heart beat

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what are the 3 stages of fetal development?

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germinal –> embryonic—> fetal

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Neuronal proliferation

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he rapid devlopment of neurons(specialized cells of the nervous system) between the 10th and 18th week of gestiation( neurons started back in week 3)

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Neuronal migration

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(weeks 13-21) the movement of neurons to specialized regions of the brain. Move as cell bodies

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Glial cells

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the glue things together

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