Chpt 2 Flashcards

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how to sex determined

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by 23rd pair of chromosomes with y sperm

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2
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Epigenetics

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study of how environmenttal fators affect genes and genetic expression- enchancin, halting, shaping, or altering expression of genes

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3
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monozygotic (MZ) twins

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twins who originate from one zygote that splits apart very early in development (identical twins), multiple births

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4
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3 main periods of prenatal development are what and how long are they?

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germinal period: first 2 weeks,
embryonic period: 3-8 weeks
fetal period: 8 wks to birth

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5
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fetus vs embryo

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fetus: name developing human organism from start of 9th week after conception until birth

embryo: name developing human organism from 3rd week through 8 week after conception

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6
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age of viability

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about 22 weeks at which fetus might survive outside mother’s uterus if specialized medical care is available.

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7
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miscarriage can occur due to what

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chromosomal abnormality

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8
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zygote

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9
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chromosomal and genetic problems

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not exactly 46 chromosomes
if an entire chromosome is added, that leads to a recognizable syndrome, cluster of distinct characteristics that tend to occur together

sometimes zygote doesn’t implant if more or fewer than 46 chromosomes

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10
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teratogen

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agent or condition, including viruses, drugs, and chemicals, that can impair prenatal development and result in birth defects or even death
alcohol, drugs, and smoking

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11
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difference between low birthweight (LBW), very low birthweight(VLBW), and extremely low birthweight(ELBW)

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LBW: weight at birth is less than 2500 grams, 5.5 pounds

VLBW: weight at birth less than 1500 Grams, 3 pounds 5 oz

ELBW: weight at birth less than 1000 g or 2 lb and 3 oz

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12
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preterm

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preterm: birth occurs 2 or more weeks before full 38 weeks of typical pregnancy

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13
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what is ideal for a “success birth”, weight, term and apgar

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infant born full term, 7 pounds, apgar least 8

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14
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apgar scale

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quick assessment of new born’s health, 0-10, usually babies are 7-9

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15
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pros vs cons of giving birth in hospital and c-section

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at hospital you can get drug to dull pain, speed interaction and can save life
fast past, not familiar to you
c- section if needs

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16
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what happens, during last months of pregnancy but also during birth with parents

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mother and father often emotionally connected to baby and each other

17
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what can happen to mothers after birth

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postpartum depression

18
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what is postpartum depression

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feeling unhappy, incompetent, or unwell after giving birth, most vulnerable time if when baby is several weeks old

19
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couvade

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symptoms of pregnancy and birth experiences by father

20
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kangaroo care

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form of newborn care where mothers rest baby on their naked chest