pregnancy and childbirth Flashcards

1
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2nd stage of birth

A

decent and emergence of the baby

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2
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1st stage of birth process

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dilation of the cervix

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3
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3rd stage of birth

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explusion of umbilical cord and placenta

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4
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doula

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someone who physically and emotionally supports the mom at birth

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5
Q

At birth the ____ systems become independent of the mother’s

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circulatory, respiratory, digestive, elimination, and temperature regulation

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6
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Apgar scores are conducted…

A

1 minute and 5 minutes after birth

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7
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What does the infant’s Apgar score show?

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How well the baby is adjusting to life outside the uterus

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8
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Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale

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can predict future development

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9
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Low-birth weight babies may be..

A

premature or small for gestational age

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10
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Kangaroo Method/Care

A

Skin-to-skin contact with parents

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11
Q

antibiotics, anestesia, and prenatal care reduce…

A

risks surrounding pregnacy and childbirth

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12
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two options for pain management during delivery:

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Lamaze Method, epidural

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13
Q

Large needle, numbs waist-down

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epidural

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14
Q

Reflexes are a good way to assess a newborn’s health because

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they are a marker of neurological organization

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15
Q

Postmature babies are at risk for

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brain damage

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16
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Prenatal Stages:

A

germinal, embryonic, fetal

17
Q

miscarriage stats

A

1 in 4

18
Q

first 2 weeks of development after fertilization

A

germinal stage

19
Q

weeks 2-8, the organs rapidly develop

A

embryonic stage

20
Q

rapid growth, systems become more complex, after 8 weeks

A

fetal stage

21
Q

something that can impact the health of the baby

A

teratogens

22
Q

prenatal alcohol exposure leads to

A

Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)

23
Q

the zygote implants in the uterine wall during

A

germinal stage

24
Q

the stage when the fetus can percieve some sensory info

A

fetal stage

25
Q

maternal factors that can impact a pregnancy

A

teratogens, weight, nutrition, physical activity, stress

26
Q

assesses the genetic risk for the child

A

amnicentesis

27
Q

union of ovum and sperm, result in zygote

A

fertlization

28
Q

most common cause in infertility

A

low sperm count and blocked fallopian tubes

29
Q

solution to infertility

A

assistive reproductive technology

30
Q

amount of chromosomes you get from each parent at conception

A

23

31
Q

moment a new individual is formed

A

when the sperm fuses with the egg