Table 3.2

Question 1

Week 12: length, weight, developmental events

Answer 1

length- 3 inches

Weight- 1 ounce

Developmental events- arms, legs, fingers, and toes are developed

Question 2

Week 16: Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 2

Lengths- 5 1/2
Weight- 4 ounces
Developmental events- heartbeat

Question 3

Week 20: Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 3

Length- 10 to 12 inches
Weight- 8 ounces to 1 pound
Developmental events- sense of taste and smell, hair, eyelashes, eyebrows formed

Question 4

Week 24: Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 4

Length:11 to 14 inched
weight- 1 pound to 1pound, 8 ounces developmental events: Eyes are completely formed, posture straightens, Brain development occurs

Question 5

Week 28: Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 5

Length: 14 to 17 inches
weight- 2 pound to 3 pounds
developmental events: Body fat is accumulated, body rhythms are developing

Question 6

week 32:Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 6

Length,: 16 to 18
weight: 4 to 5 pounds
developmental events: fetal continues to develop fat and weight gain

Question 7

36 to 38:Length, weight, developmental events

Answer 7

Length- 19 inches
weight- 6 pounds
developmental events: daily rhythms of activity and sleep

Question 8

24 weeks, a healthy fetus reaches the age of viability, meaning it now has

Answer 8

50% chance of surviving outside the uterus if given high-quality intensive care,

Question 9

Cephalocaudal Trend-

Answer 9

development typically proceeds from the top of the body down, or from “head to tail”; t

Question 10

Proximodistal Trend

Answer 10

development usually proceeds from the middle of the body outward, or from “near to far”;

Question 11

Gross-to-Specific Trend

Answer 11

A fetus initially reacts to a poke on the skin with gross, generalized, whole-body movements, but as development proceeds, the movements become more localized and specific