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$25 Question from Chapter 5 Define Prenatal Development

$25 Answer from Chapter 5 Development of a baby from conception to birth.

$50 Question from Chapter 5 Explain the germinal/zygote stage: time span and development

$50 Answer from Chapter 5 Time Span: Conception to two weeks; Development: Implants, cell division

$75 Question from Chapter 5 Explain the embryo stage: time span and development

$75 Answer from Chapter 5 Time Span: 3-8 weeks Development: Major Body Systems form, Brain begins to control body systems

$100 Question from Chapter 5 Explain the Stage of the Fetus: Time Span and Development

$100 Answer from Chapter 5 Time Span: 8 weeks—Birth Development: Body Systems Refined, Growth, Weight Gain

$125 Question from Chapter 5 Name the 3 causes of birth defects.

$125 Answer from Chapter 5 Environmental, Hereditary, Combination of both

$150 Question from Chapter 5 What is quickening? When does it begin?

$150 Answer from Chapter 5 Woman feels movement, fourth or fifth month

$25 Question from Chapter 5 What is lightening? When does it begin?

$25 Answer from Chapter 5 Fetus drops into birth canal to prepare for labor; days or weeks before labor begins.

$50 Question from Chapter 5 Explain the difference between Miscarriage and Stillbirth.

$50 Answer from Chapter 5 Miscarriage: Before 20 weeks, Stillbirth: After 20 weeks.

$75 Question from Chapter 5 Explain the difference between Identical and Fraternal twins.

$75 Answer from Chapter 5 Identical: one fertilized egg splits in two, Fraternal: Two separate eggs are fertilized by two separate sperm.

$100 Question from Chapter 5 Who determines the sex of a baby? What Chromosomes are a Boy? Girl?

$100 Answer from Chapter 5 Sex Chromosomes; XX=Female, XY=Male

$125 Question from Chapter 6 List some signs of early pregnancy.

$125 Answer from Chapter 6 Missed period Mild ache in lower abdomen Fatigue Frequent urination Periods of nausea

$150 Question from Chapter 6 Calculate a due date: Last menstrual period was April 15 th.

$150 Answer from Chapter 6 April days=April 22, Count back 3 months=January 22

$25 Question from Chapter 6 What is the recommended weight gain in pregnancy?

$25 Answer from Chapter pounds

$50 Question from Chapter 6 What are some advantages of breast feeding?

$50 Answer from Chapter 6 Reduces Baby’s allergies Best source of nutrition Gives baby immunity Is free Reduces mother’s risk of breast cancer

$75 Question from Chapter 6 Summarize the Family Medical Leave Act (What is it? Who does it protect? How?)

$75 Answer from Chapter 6 FMLA is designed to help employees balance their work and family responsibilities by allowing them to take reasonable unpaid leave for certain family and medical reasons, up to 12 weeks, (for companies with 30 or more employees). Both men and women are covered: for the birth and care of the newborn child of an employee; for placement with the employee of a child for adoption or foster care; to care for an immediate family member (spouse, child, or parent) with a serious health condition; or to take medical leave when the employee is unable to work because of a serious health condition.

$100 Question from Chapter 7 Describe two early signs of labor.

$100 Answer from Chapter 7 Bloody show, Gush of Fluid, Contractions

$125 Question from Chapter 7 How can you distinguish false labor from real contractions?

$125 Answer from Chapter 7 In false labor, contractions are not regular or rhythmic; they do not become increasingly stronger; they end if the woman walks around.

$150 Question from Chapter 7 Describe the first, second and third stage of labor: What takes place and the duration.

$150 Answer from Chapter 7 1 st -Contractions open and then the cervix, First Child: 6-18 hours; Later Children: 2-5 hours 2 nd -The baby is born First Child: 1-2 hours; Later Children: minutes 3 rd : Delivery of the placenta: minutes

$25 Question from Chapter 7 How do the Mom’s and Baby’s bodies change to make birth easier?

$25 Answer from Chapter 7 Mom: Hormones make ligaments in the pelvis stretch wider for baby, effacement and dilation; Baby: Skull is soft and flexible so it can become narrower.

$50 Question from Chapter 7 What areas are tested on the Apgar Scale?

$50 Answer from Chapter 7 Appearance (Skin Color) Pulse Grimace (Muscle Tone) Activity (Reflexes) Respiration

$75 Question from Chapter 7 What other tests or medical procedures are performed soon after birth?

$75 Answer from Chapter 7 Antiseptic in Eyes, Vitamin K Shot, Hearing Test, Blood Test

$100 Question from Chapter 7 Describe lanugo, vernix and milia.

$100 Answer from Chapter 7 Lanugo—Downy Hair Vernix—Creamy Substance Milia—Baby Acne

$125 Question from Chapter 7 Describe a newborn’s head

$125 Answer from Chapter 7 Wobbly and Large; Misshapen.

$150 Question from Chapter 7 What are a mother’s physical and emotional needs after giving birth?

$150 Answer from Chapter 7 Physical: rest, exercise, nutrition, medical checkup. Emotional: Support to avoid “baby blues”.

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Final Jeopardy Describe the reflexes a baby is born with.

Final Jeopardy Answer Rooting Grasp Startle Stepping