Antenatal (Prenatal) Screening Higher Human Biology Unit 2 – Human Physiology.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Screening test of Pregnancy
Advertisements

Antenatal Screening Mehreen Yousaf GP STS.
PREGNANCY TESTING. Signs and symptoms Missed Period Just "Feeling" Pregnant Breast Tenderness Fatigue Frequent Urination Nausea Dizziness Fainting Food.
Fetal Testing During Pregnancy
Genetics and Primary Care
Pregnancy Outcome Prediction Study University Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology; PI – Professor Gordon CS Smith BACKGROUND The current pattern of.
Prenatal diagnosis Dr Neda Bogari.
Best Start - Prenatal Education Program Prenatal Care.
Biochemical tests and ‘marker chemicals’
Prenatal Testing.
Testing during pregnancy There are many tests during pregnancy. In pairs have a think about what type of tests take place during pregnancy. Brainstorm.
Pregnancy & Newborn Screening Developments
Ultrasound imaging.
Problems in Prenatal Development
F214: Communication, Homeostasis and Energy 4. 2
Problems During Prenatal Development & Prenatal Testing.
The State of Ohio Universal Prenatal Booking David S. McKenna, MD, RDMS Maternal-Fetal Medicine Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton OH.
An Ounce of Prevention  2000, 2005, 2011 The Curators of the University of Missouri Preconception Planning and Monitoring Fetal Health Twenty Questions.
Prenatal Development and Pregnancy Signs that May Mean Pregnancy Amenorrhea (Missed menstrual cycle) Nausea Tiredness Frequent urination Swelling or.
Strictly Private and Confidential 1 Welcome to Maternity Care Update for General Practitioners April 2013 Amanda Mansfield Consultant Midwife.
Ante- and postnatal screening Antenatal care. Learning Outcomes A variety of techniques can be used to monitor the health of the mother and developing.
Section 19.2 A Healthy Pregnancy Objectives
Tumor markers Present; by Dr. Andalib Isfahan Medical School
Human Development: Prenatal-Toddler Problems in Prenatal Development.
2 Prenatal Tests: -Amniocentesis & -Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)
Is Antenatal Care Worthwhile? Max Brinsmead MB BS PhD May 2015.
Ante- and Postnatal Screening irth-936/ =DZsZ9vXFx04.
Dr Nadia ALgantri Associated professor Faculty of medicine.
EARLY PREGNANCY DATING: FROM LMP 280 days Naegler’s rule
Vajiheh Marsoosi, M.D Associate Professor of TUMS Shariati Hospital.
1.
The Role of Prenatal screening as part of Routine Obstetric Care
TEMPLATE DESIGN © Reduced Fetal Movements as a Predictor of Fetal Compromise Dr. Meenu Sharma Lancashire Teaching Hospital.
Intro Until recently, couples had to choose between taking the risk or considering other options Over the past three decades, prenatal diagnosis-the ability.
(d) Ante- and postnatal screening. Antenatal screening identifies the risk of a disorder so that further tests and a prenatal diagnosis can be offered.
Problems in Prenatal Development Section 4.2. Losing a Baby A baby’s health is a major concern for all expectant parents – Most babies develop normally.
Screening What do you already know? What types are there? What does it mean? Who is it for? Examples?
HIGHER HUMAN BIOLOGY Unit 2 Physiology and Health 1. Ante-natal Screening.
Simulation of Protein Identification Through Immunoassay (type of ELISA) Chapter 6: Assays.
Healthy Pregnancy & Labor and Delivery. *Signs of Pregnancy Missed period Fullness or mild ache in lower abdomen Feeling tired, drowsy or faint Frequent.
Health Screening Level 2 Applied Science Unit 7: Health Applications of Life Science.
Ethiopia Demographic and Health Survey 2011 Maternal Health.
“The Miracle of Life”.  Food Cravings  Headache  Bloated  Overall Tiredness  Backaches  Sore/Swollen Breasts  Implantation Bleeding  MISSED PERIOD.
 Year 13 Ethics.  Who are you?  Who do you want to be?  Your passions  Your fears  Your hopes  Your dreams.
Higher Human Biology Unit 2 Physiology & Health KEY AREA 2: Hormonal Control of Reproduction.
Higher Human Biology Unit 2 Physiology & Health KEY AREA 4: Ante- and Postnatal Screening.
Unit 1 Child development from conception to seven years
BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS
Intro Until recently, couples had to choose between taking the risk or considering other options Over the past three decades, prenatal diagnosis-the.
Antenatal Screening Rebecca Sykes.
A – The reproductive system
Higher Human Biology Subtopic 12 Ante and postnatal screening
d. Ante- natal and post-natal screening
Testing during pregnancy
Section 19.2 A Healthy Pregnancy Objectives
Section 19.2 A Healthy Pregnancy Objectives
Investigation of early prognostic factors in the development of early onset preeclampsia Nilay Karaca MD.
Genetic Testing Result Means. Before Genetic Testing  The result of genetic testing can be life changing.  It is important for patients and their families.
Do Now Hand in any PAG books that have not already been handed in
Prenatal testing.
Bruce S. Shapiro, Said T. Daneshmand, Humberto Restrepo, Forest C
Genetic Counseling and Genetic Testing
Ante-natal Health Screening and Neo-natal Health Screening.
Down Syndrome : screening evolution and natural history
Obstetric / Specialist / Mother & Baby Care
guidance on antenatal screening
Screening Division of Public Health Wales
NON – INVASIVE PRENATAL TESTING
Key Area 2.4 – Ante- and Post-natal Screening
WHAT IS AVAILABLE WHEN? Non-invasive prenatal testing
Presentation transcript:

Antenatal (Prenatal) Screening Higher Human Biology Unit 2 – Human Physiology

Ante- and postnatal screening antenatal (prenatal) - before birth postnatal - after birth

Blood pressure is checked Blood type identified Blood and urine tests carried out Ultrasound imaging (Scans)

Biochemical Tests Tests which measure the concentration of a substance in the body by analysing blood or urine samples. i.e. the presence of HCG in the blood or urine after implantation is the basis of early pregnancy tests.

Chemical Markers At weeks women are offered a series of biochemical tests that check for 3 markers. AFP (alpha-foetoprotein) HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotrophin) Estriol

Biochemical tests can also indicate the health of the mother. i.e. pre-eclampsia

False Positive; o If a marker was measured at an inappropriate time and found to be high it may be thought that the foetus has a condition that it does not. False Negative; o When the outcome of an investigative procedure shows a negative outcome when actually the person does have the condition.

Applying your knowledge books o Page 34 Q1, 2.