Chapter 4 Flashcards

Prenatal development

1
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organogenesis

A

the process of organ formation in humans. (0-10 weeks)

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2
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zygote

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The human organism from fertilization until 2 weeks.

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3
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foetus

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the human organism 12 weeks after conception until birth.

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4
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embryo

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The human organism from 2 until 10 weeks

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5
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neonate

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an infant less than a month old

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6
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postnatal development

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The development of a human after they are born.

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7
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synaptogenesis

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the building of connections between nerve cells

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8
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apoptosis

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programmed cell death

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9
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ectoderm

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outermost of the 3 primary germ layers of the embryo. The central nervous system and skin develop from it.

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10
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neural plate

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The thickened ectoderm that will form the brain. Arises at day 18 of gestation.

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11
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neural tube

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The folded neural plate that will become the brain and the spinal column.

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12
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neurogenesis

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the birth of neurons

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13
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cell migration in the cortex

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cells migrating to their innermost layer.

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14
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formation of sulci and gyri

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By 6 moths

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15
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term

A

the end of pregnancy

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16
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rooting reflex

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babies moving towards where their cheek is being touched.

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17
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chemosensory system

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Both gustatory and olfactory senses, (taste and smell)

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18
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fluid intake

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In blood not broken down as much as in the amniotic fluid.

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19
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colostrum

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The breast fluid that precedes true milk.

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20
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vestibular system

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the sensory system that contributes to balance and space orientation.

21
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righting reflex

A

by 25 weeks

22
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preterm

A

Born prematurely, considered this if born before 38 weeks of pregnancy

23
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circadian rhythm

A

bodily cycles that occur on a 24 hour cycle.

24
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baby and vision

A

eyelids only open at 5-7 months and when they open barely any stimuli.

25
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trimester

A

period of three months.

26
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nerve fibers interconnect with the cells in the LGN

A

at the end of the first trimester.

27
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start development of the auditory system

A

at 6 weeks of pregnancy

28
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Formation of the cochlea an inner ear

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at 7 weeks of pregnancy

29
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sound and hart rate

A

loud sounds result in a high hart rate of the baby

30
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transnatal learning

A

learning that occurs during the prenatal period and is remembered during the postnatal period.

31
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What we learned from transnatal learning

A

prenatal experience affects postnatal brain activity and behavior.
maternal voice is a perceptual bridge into postnatal life.

32
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perinatal

A

the period just before and after birth

33
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SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor)

A

drugs used to treat anxiety or depression.

34
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developmental programming

A

prenatal conditions that have detrimental effects on health into adulthood

35
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ultradian rhythm

A

rhythms or cycles that repeat in less than 24 hours

36
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morula

A

day 6, cell differentiation starts

37
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Blastula

A

day 4-7, implantation of the zygote in the uterus

38
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Gastrulation

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the formation of the 3 germ layers by migration and differentiation of the blastula cells (week 2)

39
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mesoderm

A

one of the 3 germ layers, forms the muscles and bones

40
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endoderm

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one of the 3 germ layers forms almost all organs except for the brain.

41
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neurulation

A

formation of the neural plate, neural tube and neural groove from the ectoderm

42
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anencephaly/open skull

A

when the neural tube does not fully close other consequence can be spina bifida/open back

43
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cranial-caudal

A

from head to toe

44
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Kangaroo-method

A

skin to skin contact with parents for preterm babies. Baby moves with the parent

45
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achondroplasia

A

dwarfism, association with fathers age and prevalence.

46
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Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)

A

Can be gotten when mother is addicted to alcohol, but only 6% gets this syndrome.

47
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risk factors during pregnancy

A

Age (mother and father)
nutrition
alcohol
smoking
stress/mental problems
infections

48
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microcephaly

A

small skull with limited brain growth

49
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POP-poli

A

institution for pregnant women with mental problems.