Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
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chromosome

A

threadlike structures that carry DNA/genes

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2
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Gamete = ?

A

reproductive cell

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3
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haploid = ?

A

23 chromosomes (half of 46)

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4
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diploid = ?

A

46 chromosomes

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5
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conception = ?

A

the union of two gametes

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6
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identical twins embryos have …

A

identical - 1 egg 1 sperm
same placenta and separate amniotic sacs

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7
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fraternal twin embryos have…

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2 eggs, 2 sperms, and separate placentas

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8
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timeline (zygote -> fetus)

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zygote - 0-2 weeks
embryo - 3-8 weeks
fetus - 9 weeks to birth
baby - afterbirth

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9
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four processes that bring zygote to a fetus are…

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  1. cell division (mitosis)
  2. cell migration - cells move to where they need to be
  3. cell differentiation - cells begin to specialize in their specific function
  4. cell death (apoptosis)
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10
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a stem cell can become…through cell differentiation

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muscle, sex, nervous, bone, blood, epithelial, immune, or fat cell

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11
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Baby’s first support system is made up of…

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  • amniotic sac
  • amniotic fluid
  • placenta (semipermeable)
  • umbilical cord (tube contains blood vessels and connects the fetus to placenta)
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12
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exchange between mother and fetus…

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mother gives oxygen + nutrients
baby gives carbon dioxide, nitrogen (urea)

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13
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fetal experience and behaviour - sight

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  • sight, can see light through pregnant person’s stomach
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14
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fetal experience and behaviour - touch

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  • touch, grabbing their umbilical cord, touching their face
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15
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fetal experience and behaviour - movement

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  • movement, 5-6 weeks after conception the fetus can spontaneously move, around 7 weeks they can develop hiccups, 10 weeks after conception start practicing fetal breathing
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16
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fetal experience and behaviour - hearing

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  • hearing, can hear mom’s heartbeat, if hearing mom’s voice their heart rate will accelerate
17
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fetal experience and behaviour - taste

A
  • preference for sweet amniotic fluid
18
Q

around 30 weeks after conception the fetus will..

A

show evidence of learning visual or auditory stimuli

19
Q

habituation is…

A

when the response goes down due to boredom

20
Q

dishabituation is when …

A

the response goes up because there is a change

21
Q

miscarriage vs stillbirth

A

m = pregnancy loss before 20 weeks
s = pregnancy loss after 20 weeks

22
Q

reasons for a higher risk of miscarriage are…

A
  • age
  • health issues, high blood pressure or thyroid issues
  • substance issues, drugs or alcohol or even caffeine
23
Q

teratogen is …

A

an external factor that can cause damage or death during prenatal development

24
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two types of teratogens are…

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  1. drugs
    - antidepressants
    - opioids
    - weed
    - cigarette smoking -> sids
    - alcohol -> fasd
  2. pollution
    - toxic metals
    - synthetic hormones
    - plastics
    - pesticides + herbicides
25
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dose-response relationship is when…

A

there is more exposure to a toxin which heightens the severity of effects on the fetus

26
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sleeper effect is…

A

when the impacts of a factor may not be known for many years