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Prenatal development Flashcards

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WEIRD

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Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic

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What is development?

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  1. Qualitative
  2. Sequential
  3. Cumulative
  4. Directional
  5. Individual
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Mitoses

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reguliere celdeling (23 chromosoom paren, gebeurt bij zowel kinderen als volwassenen)

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Meiosis

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Cheldeling van voortplantingscellen (eicel en spermacel)

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5
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Four developmental processes

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Mitosis
Cell migration
Cell differentiation
Apoptisis

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Difrentieerbare cel, net uit de placenta

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Totipotent

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Cell net voor specialisatie, maar niet meer placenta

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Pluripotent

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Gespecialiseerde cel

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Unipotent

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9
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sense of pressure

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10 weken

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detection of movement

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13 weken

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detection of light

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20 weken

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Detection of sound

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26 weken

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Detection of smell and taste

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26-28 weken

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14
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Head and spine movement

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5-6 w.

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15
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Startle like movements

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8-9 w., nursing

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Limb movements

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10 w.

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17
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head and breathing movements

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10-11 w.

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18
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yawn, suck, swallow amnionic fluid

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11-12 w.

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19
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non random movement

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14 w.

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20
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movement with all parts of their face

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20 w.

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21
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opening and closing eyes

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Function fetal movement: Swallowing

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Oropharyngeal cavity (mond), lungs, digestive system

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Function fetal movement: Body movements

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Muscles, Bones, Joints and skin

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Teratogen

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A teratogen is something that can cause birth defects or abnormalities in a developing embryo or fetus upon exposure.

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Epigenisis

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The emergence of new structures and functions in the course of development

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Gametes

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reproductive cells, egg and sperm, contain half genetic material

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Zygote

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fertilized egg

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Embryonic stem cells

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embryonic cells that can develop into any type of body cell

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Androgens

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A class of hormones that include testosterone, leads to male genetalia

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Identical (monozygotic) twins

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twins, split half zygote, zelfde genen

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Faternal (dizygotic) twins

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twins, two eggs fertilized, half of genes each

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Neural tube

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a groove formed in the top layer of differentiated cells in the embryo that eventually becomes the brain and spinal coard

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Amniotic sac

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a transparent, fluid filled membrane that surrounds and protects the fetus

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Placenta

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A support organ for the fetus, circulatory system between mother and child, semipermeable membrane –> exchange materials (zuurstof, nutriens, co2 en afval stoffen)

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Umbilical cord

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A tube containing the blood vessels connecting the fetus and placenta

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Cephalocaudal development

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Dingen rond het hoofd ontwikkelen eerder dan de rest

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Phylogenetic continuity

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Mensen delen bepaalde karakteristieken , gedrag en developmental processes with non-human animals, especially mammals

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Habituation

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a simple form of learning that involves a decrease in response to repeated or continued stimulation

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Dishabituation

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The introduction of a new stimulus rekindles interest following habitation to a repeated stimulus

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sensitive period

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the period of time during which a developing organism is most sensitive to the effects of external factors

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dose-response relation

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The greater the fetus exposure to a potential teratogen, the more likely the fetus will suffer damage

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sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

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sudden, unexpected death of an infant less than 1 year old that has no identifiable cause.

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fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)

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the Harmful effects of maternal alcohol consumption on a developing fetus.

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Maternal Factors

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  • Age
  • Nutrition
  • Disease
  • Maternal emotional state
45
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The squeezing that fetus experience during birth serves several important functions.

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  • Head reduces in size –> pass safely past pelvic bone
  • Withstand oxygen deprivation and regulate breathing
  • Pushing out amniotic fluid
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State

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Level of arousal and engagement in the environment, ranging from deep sleep to intens activity

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Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep

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active sleep state characterized by quick, jerky eye movements under closed lids and associated with dreaming adults

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Non-rem sleep

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a quiet or deep sleep state characterized by the absence of motor activity or eye movements and more regular, slow brain waves, breathing and heart rate.

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Swaddling

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Wrapping baby in cloths, soothing technique

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Colic

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Excessive, inconsolable crying by a young infant for no apparent reason

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Apgar score

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Method for evaluating the health of the newborn immediately following birth based on skin tone, pulse rate, facial response, arm and leg activity, and breathing

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Developmental resilience

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Successful development in spite of multiple and seemingly overwhelming developmental hazards

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