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1 Pregnancy, Birth, and Childhood
Lesson 2 – Development Before Birth

2 Ch 19-2 – Development Before Birth
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3 Development Before Birth
What’s happening here?

4 Development Before Birth

5 Development Before Birth
Implantation when a zygote attaches itself to the wall of the uterus Embryo the name for the zygote after implantation (until 9 weeks)

6 Development Before Birth
So how do you know you are pregnant? Signs of Pregnancy: Offset of the menstrual cycle Nausea Unusual tiredness Frequent urination Change of appetite Breast tenderness ? ? ? ? ? ?

7 Development Before Birth
How is pregnancy diagnosed? A blood or urine sample The hormone HCG is released by the embryo and present in the test

8 Development Before Birth
The protective structures of the embryo

9 Development Before Birth
Amniotic Sac fluid filled sac that surrounds the embryo. acts like a shock absorber Protects the growing fetus Keeps the temperature constant Placenta a structure that forms along the lining of the uterus as the embryo implants; “life support system”. Umbilical Cord the cordlike structure that connects the embryo and the placenta. Fetus the name of the embryo after 2 months.

10 Stages of Embryonic Development

11 Stages of Embryonic Development

12 Stages of Embryonic Development

13 Development Before Birth
Other things to consider about development: How many sperm actually survive the journey to the egg? How long is the umbilical cord (on average)? Is blood ever exchanged between mother and fetus? Since a fetus doesn’t breathe, how could the mother’s smoking habit harm it? What options do people have when they have difficulty getting pregnant?


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