HGD1: Chapter 4 Prenatal Development

HGD1: Chapter 4 Prenatal Development

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An infection caused by a parasite that can harm an unborn baby.

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An infection caused by a parasite that can harm an unborn baby.

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toxoplasmosis

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Liquid that surrounds and protects the unborn baby.

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amniotic fluid

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In the process called _________________________, a doctor fertilizes an ovum from a woman with her husband's sperm and then implants the zygote in the woman's uterus.

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in vitro fertilization

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Why should a pregnant woman avoid eating certain kinds of fish?

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Because of the mercury found in them.

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A person will have the inherited characteristic that is controlled by the ____________________, or stronger, gene.

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dominant

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How are identical twins formed, and how is this reflected in their DNA?

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The cell mass that develops from a fertilized egg splits in half, creating two separate cell masses

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Each human being receives 46 ____________________, which contain hundreds to thousands of genes.

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chromosomes

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A child who receives the recessive gene linked to a birth defect from the mother will have that birth defect if...

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he/she receives the same problem gene from the father.

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Name three sexually transmitted diseases that may be passed to a child before birth or during the birth process.

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(1) Syphilis. (2) Gonorrhea. (3) Hepatitis B. (4) Genital herpes. (5) AIDS. (6) Group B streptococcus. (7) Chlamydia.

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What medications are safe for a pregnant woman to take without checking with her doctor?

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No drugs are completely safe, so a pregnant woman should always check with her doctor before taking any medications.

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What are two options for infertile couples if the woman is unable to conceive because of a problem with her uterus?

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Adoption and using a surrogate mother

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The unexpected death of a baby under one year of age with no clear cause.

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SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome)

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A woman who lacks working ovaries might undergo a procedure known as ____________________ to treat her infertility.

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ovum transfer

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Under normal circumstances, how many chromosomes does a baby receive from each parent?

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23 from each parent

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What birth defect prevents the body from processing a specific protein that is found in nearly all foods?

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PKU (phenylketonuria)

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The treatment in which a doctor injects sperm into a woman's uterus to produce a pregnancy is called _________________________.

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artificial insemination

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A(n) ____________________ is a woman who becomes pregnant to have a baby for another woman.

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surrogate mother

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What is the term for the shift of the baby's weight downward that occurs toward the end of the pregnancy?

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Lightening

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A procedure in which an egg is fertilized outside a woman's uterus.

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in vitro fertilization

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For a pregnancy to continue after conception, what step must occur after the zygote reaches the uterus?

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Implantation

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What is the "breech presentation," and how does it impact the delivery of the baby?

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The fetus is in the seat-down position in the mother's pelvis.

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What are the possible consequences for a baby if the mother contracts rubella during pregnancy, especially the early months?

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(1) Blindness. (2) Deafness. (3) Heart disease. (4) Mental retardation.

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In recessive inheritance, which parent passes on the imperfect recessive gene?

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Both

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How do nutrients and oxygen transfer from the mother's blood to the unborn baby?

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The mother's bloodstream carries nutrients and oxygen to the placenta

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A prenatal test often used to detect Down syndrome.

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amniocentisis

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How does conception occur?

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A sperm reaches the Fallopian tube and penetrates and fertilizes the ovum.

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Where conception occurs.

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fallopian tubes

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____________________ twins are formed from two different fertilized eggs.

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Fraternal

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Name one reason why a couple might consult with a genetic counselor before having a child.

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A history of birth defects in either family.

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What is normally the first sign of pregnancy?

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A missed menstrual period

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The developing baby from about the third through the eighth week of pregnancy.

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embryo

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How does the amniotic sac help the developing baby?

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cushions the baby from any bumps or falls

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What risks do caffeine and tobacco products pose for pregnant women and their unborn babies?

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low birth weight

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What is an embryo?

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third through the eighth week of pregnancy

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What is a medical drawback to multiple births of three or more babies?

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The more babies a woman carries, the more difficult it is for all of the babies to survive.

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The complete genetic blueprint for a person is called a(n) ____________________.

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genome

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What is the longest stage of a baby's prenatal development?

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The fetal stage

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Male cell that fertilizes an ovum.

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sperm

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During the first stage of prenatal development, how does growth occur?

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By cell division

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The death of a developing baby before the 20th week of pregnancy.

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miscarraige

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