| Phases of Prenatal Growth | Misclanious | Common Chromosomal Genetic Disorders In Children | Tetrogens | Vocab |
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What is the first phase of prenatal growth?
What is the first phase of prenatal growth?
Fertilization
What connects the embryo to the placenta?
What connects the embryo to the placenta?
Umbilical cord
Fingernails are usually present during what month of pregnancy?
Fingernails are usually present during what month of pregnancy?
6th month
In reference to prenatal diagnostic techniques, what does CVS stand for?
In reference to prenatal diagnostic techniques, what does CVS stand for?
Chorionic Villius Sampling
How long is the embryonic phase of prenatal development?
How long is the embryonic phase of prenatal development?
6 weeks (weeks 2-8)
Fill in the blank: Encourage women to evaluate their ____before becoming pregnant.
Fill in the blank: Encourage women to evaluate their ____before becoming pregnant.
Health
fill in the blank: Nature forms ____ and ova and fuses them to form and organism with unique genetic makeup.
fill in the blank: Nature forms ____ and ova and fuses them to form and organism with unique genetic makeup.
Sperm
Fill in the blank: _____ is evident in environmental effects on parents' chromosomes, as occurs when radiation creates errors in reproductive cells.
Fill in the blank: _____ is evident in environmental effects on parents' chromosomes, as occurs when radiation creates errors in reproductive cells.
Nurture
Babies are considered full term after how many weeks?
Babies are considered full term after how many weeks?
38 Weeks
A baby born before 37 weeks is considered to be____
A baby born before 37 weeks is considered to be____
A premature Infant
what genetic disorder is classified by having an extra 21st chromosome.
what genetic disorder is classified by having an extra 21st chromosome.
Down Syndrome
What is the incidence rate of Prader-Willi Syndrome?
What is the incidence rate of Prader-Willi Syndrome?
1 per 10,000-25,000 births
What gender is Duchenne muscular dystrophy present in?
What gender is Duchenne muscular dystrophy present in?
Boys
What are the characteristics of Sickle cell disease?
What are the characteristics of Sickle cell disease?
Children develop blood cells that are rigid and cant pass through small blood vessels.
What proteins are destroyed from Huntingon's disease?
What proteins are destroyed from Huntingon's disease?
Brian cells.
Which harmful substance, when consumed during pregnancy, can cause facial abnormalities, impulsiveness, and other developmental delays?
Which harmful substance, when consumed during pregnancy, can cause facial abnormalities, impulsiveness, and other developmental delays?
Alcohol
What organic substance could could pregnant women consume, that over time, cause intellectual and motor disabilities.
What organic substance could could pregnant women consume, that over time, cause intellectual and motor disabilities.
Organic Mercury
When this toxin is consumed during pregnancy, the baby could be born small and underweight (less often) causing miscarriages.
When this toxin is consumed during pregnancy, the baby could be born small and underweight (less often) causing miscarriages.
Nicotine
When used during pregnancy, this harmfull substance can cause small head size, irritability, lethargy, and premature birth.
When used during pregnancy, this harmfull substance can cause small head size, irritability, lethargy, and premature birth.
Cocaine
Toxoplasmosis is an infection contracted by an exposure to a parasite often found in_____.
Toxoplasmosis is an infection contracted by an exposure to a parasite often found in_____.
Cat #!!##!!##!!##!!##!!# and under cooked meat.
Program developed to ensure that a child with a disability at any educational institution receives specialized instruction and related services
Program developed to ensure that a child with a disability at any educational institution receives specialized instruction and related services
Individualized education plan.
What is the abbreviation for Dexyribonic acid?
What is the abbreviation for Dexyribonic acid?
DNA
Students who attend are welcome and supported to learn, contribute, and participate in all aspects of life in school.
Students who attend are welcome and supported to learn, contribute, and participate in all aspects of life in school.
Inclusion
1 of 2 or more alternative forms of a gene.
1 of 2 or more alternative forms of a gene.
Allele
Process in which an organism alter is its own environment.
Process in which an organism alter is its own environment.
Niche construction
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