Unit 1 test Flashcards

1
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Why is parenting considered a lifelong process?

A

It never stops.
you remain a parent for the rest of your life
always be the childs rock, support system, emotionally connected, finances, love and responsibility

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2
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Why take a parenting course?

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families are further apart
the world is changing
its bigger than just us
our competitive nature
to know what to do

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What are reasons to have a baby and why do people have babies?

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to have; expand your life, teach you responisbility, benefit relationship in a healthy way, to teach and nurture

not to have: religion, social pressures, other ppl are having kids, someone to love you, status

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What are the costs of having a child? most surprising? what expenses could increase drastically without noticing

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nursery items, diapers, health and safety items, food, clothing.

diapers

food, diapers, clothing

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5
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how would you plan your finances to provide care for an infant

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save money prior to having a child
make a spending plan

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what are ways new parents can save money?

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invest in a savings plan, buy things in bulk, purchase cost-consious clothing, make a spending plan.

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7
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describe ways in which parents can reduce the environmental impact of raising children

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reuseable and ecofriendly products, buy used items, recycle properly

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what are the desisions and considerations prior to having a child, while preg, while parenting, after parenting?

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before-am i financially ready, how will i effectively provide for my child?

preg- am i actively making healthy choices for me and my baby, am i going to the doctors regualrly?
while parenting- am i making eco friendly choices, am i allowing myself the help i need

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9
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what are some pregnancy complications that can occur with teen mothers

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c section, post term birth, miscarriage, stillbirth, multiple birth, placenta complications, ectopic pregnancy

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10
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what does a male need to do when it comes to preconception health and why is it important

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avoid drugs, alc, chemicals, take a fertility test, keep balls cool, healthy diet, proper sleep

not doing these things can result in poor reproductive health outcomes

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11
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a babys health starts before pregnancy, why?

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improves chances of getting pregnant, prepares mothers body for labour better, prevents birth defects and pregnancy complications

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12
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why should women take folic acid ?

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folic acid makes new cells and produces dna, prevents birth defects, pregnancy complications, and promotes organ development of baby.

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13
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expained the summerized process of conception

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ovulation occurs
the egg enters the fallopian tube and moves towards uterus
sperm meets egg in fallopian tubes
the sperm loses its tail leaving only the head that contains genetic material in the egg
fertilization occurs when genetic material combines
zygote starts to divide and form an embryo,
reaches the uterus
forms a blastocyst
the outer layers form the placenta and inner cells form fetus

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14
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difference between fraternal and identical twins

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identical- occurs when egg is fertilized by the same egg and the dividing cells form 2 embryos

frat- occur when 2 eggs are released and are fertilized by different sperms

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15
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what is a gene? what do they determine?

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a gene is a unit of heredity made by a chromosome determines eye colour, hair, skin, body type etc…

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16
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whats chromosome and sex chromosome?

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a chromosome is a DNA molecule that contains all genetic material of an organism.

sex chromosome is a chromosome that is either X or Y. it determines the gender of baby

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17
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what is a miscarriage? possible causes?

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the spontaneous expulsion of fetus from the uterus. occurs when the embryo is unable to develop in a healthy way

genetic abnormality, toxin exposure, health issues of mom, unknown

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18
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what is prenatal health? include healthy habits

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the care the mother takes of herself to prevent any complications with baby or pregnancy

healthy diet
limit stress
regular check ups
avoid hazardous materials alc drugs smoke

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19
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what are the food needs that a women should do during prenatal health ?

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aprox extra 350 cals from healthy food

follow canadas food guide

drink lots of fluids

snack throughout the day

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20
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what are the nutrition needs that a women should do during prenatal health ?

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extra calcium, iron, folic acid

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21
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what are the other lifestyle component needs that a women should do during prenatal health ?

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limit meds
multivitamins
no smoking drinking drugs

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22
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term used to name the new cell formed after a sperm and ova unite

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zygote

23
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the ball of cells that form from the first week until the eighth week of life

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embryo

24
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stage from the end of the second month until delivery in pregnancy

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fetus

25
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a cord that connects the embryo to the placenta

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umbilical cord

26
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cells that provide nourishment for the developing baby

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placenta

27
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a fluid filled pouch that holds the embryo

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amniotic sac

28
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a doctor who specializes in delivering babys

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obstetricians

29
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doctor who deals with the health care of women especially the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the female reproductive organs

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gynaecologists

30
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someone who is trained to care for low-risk pregnancies and deliver babies

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certified nurse midwife

31
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a three month stage in a pregnancy

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trimester

32
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sound waves bounced off a developing fetus to produce a video image

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ultrasound

33
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the spontaneous expulsion of the fetus from uterus

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miscarriage

34
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the removal of an embryo or fetus from the uterus in order to end a pregnancy

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abortion

35
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what occurs in the period of the zygote?

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begins when egg is fertilized in fallopian tubes
period of rapid cell division
2wks later the zygote is in wall of uterus

36
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what occurs in the period of the embryo?

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3-8 wks after conception
body parts begin to form
embryo rests in he aminon
umbilical cord joins embryo to placenta

37
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what occurs in the period of the fetus?

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9wks-birth
birth
increases in size
systems begin to function
age of viability 22-28wks

38
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what occurs in stage 1 of labour and birth

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uterine contactions start
start gentle but grow powerful
cervix dialates
body rotates to fit through pelvis

39
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what occurs in stage 2 of labor and birth

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lasts aprox 90 mins
cervix opens and baby moves down birth canal
crowning of baby happens

40
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what occurs in stage 3 of labour and birth

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uterus continues to contact
expelling severed umbilical cord and placenta
occurs within last 10 mins of birth

41
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Why would a women need a C section?

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prolapsed cord
mother too small
fetal distress
baby too big
placenta abruption
placenta previa
mom or child cant tolerate birth
previous c section
toxemia

42
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what is placenta previa

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when the placenta is at the bottom of the uterus or close by the uterus meaning the baby cant be born vaginally

43
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what is anesthesia?

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prevents patients from feeling pain during surgery by numbing them

44
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what needs to occur before women are given anesthesia

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they need to decide what kind they want

saddle block
cervix block
epidural
pudendal block

45
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why is natural childbirth becoming more common?

A

anesthesia can make the baby’s less alert when born

46
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what is an apgar score?

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score given at 1,5, and 10 min after birth

examines breathing effort, heart rate, muscle and skin tine, muscle reflexes

47
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what is postpartum depression? symptoms?

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is when a mother experiences the baby blues but for a prolonges amount of time

loss of appitite, mood swings, fear self harm or of child, too much or too little sleep, unintrested in baby, crying, feeling worthless, helpless, sad

48
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what does congenital mean?

A

condition that is presented at birth

49
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what are the birth defects?

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cleft lip, clubfoot, downs, FASD, muscular distrophy, PKU, spina bifida, sickle cell anemia

50
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how can we prevent birth defects?

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eating well
not marrying close relatives
not having kids after 35-40
avoidig meds presticides, drugs, smoke, alc
staying away from kids with german measles

51
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what is FASD

A

fetal alc spectrum disorder

52
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how can FASD be prevented

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not drinking when pregnant

53
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How does alcohol impact a baby ?

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can affect any part of developing baby but is most detrimental to the brain

54
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Syptoms of FASD

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low birth weights
lack of development skills
difficulty paying attention
difficulty reading and speaking
more likely to be addicted to drugs and alc
harder to find jobs or learn
mental impairment
distinctive physical characteristics