Chapter 3 Flashcards
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the least severe form of fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorder, involving brain injury but with typical physical growth and absence of facial abnormalities.
alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder
age of viability
the age at which the fetus can survive if born early. Curse sometimes between ages 22 and 26 weeks.
what are five characteristics used to assess newborn babies physical condition immediately after birth. AKA apgar scale
heart rate, respiratory effort, reflex irritability, muscle tone, and color.
the inner membrane that encloses the prenatal organisms in fluid, which helps keep temperature constant and provides a cushion against jolts caused by mother’s
amnion.
position of the baby in the uterus that would cause the boxer feet to be delivered
breech position
the outer membrane that forms a protective covering around the prenatal organism. It sends out tiny hair-like Villa, from which the placenta begins to develop
chorion
a surgical delivery in which the doctor makes an incision in the mothers abdomen and lift the baby out of the
cesarean section slash cesarean delivery
the prenatal organism from 2 to 8 weeks after conception
embryo
the prenatal organism from the 9th week to the end of pregnancy the period during which body structures are completed and dramatic growth in size
fetus
electronic instruments that track the baby’s heart duringlabor
fetal monitors
the most severe form of fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorder, distinguished by slow physical growth, that facial abnormalities, and brain injury.
fetal alcohol syndrome
arrange of physical, mental, and behavioral outcomes caused by prenatal alcohol exposure, including FAS, arnd, pfas
fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
the number of deaths in the first year of Life per 1,000 live births
infant mortality
attachment of the blastocyst to the uterine lining, which occurs seven to nine days after fertilization
implantation
white, Downy hair that covers the entire body of the fetus, helping the vernix stick to the skin
lanugo
a test used to evaluate a newborn infants reflexes, muscle tone, State changes, responsiveness to physical and social stimuli, and other reactions.
neonatal behavioral assessment scale NBA s
infants born several weeks or more before their due date.
preterm infants
form of FASD characterized by facial abnormalities and brain injury but less severe than fetal alcohol syndrome.
partial fetal alcohol syndrome
the organ that permits exchange of nutrients and waste products between the blood streams of the mother and the embryo.
placenta
an inborn, automatic response to a particular form of stimulation.
reflex
infants whose birth weight is below their expected weight considering length of pregnancy
small for date infants
any environmental agent that causes damage during the prenatal period
teratogen
a white, cheese like substance that covers the fetus, preventing the skin from chafing due to constant exposure to amniotic fluid
vernix