pregnancy

Is the time from which the baby can survive if born early. This time begins possibly as early as 23 weeks

• fetal stage

• germinal stage

• age of viability

• cervix

It is the outermost membrane that surrounds the baby in the uterus

• chorion

• amnion

• placenta

• umbilical cord

when the ovum and sperm connect

• embryo

• fetus

• conception

medical term used to describe the unborn baby in the embryonic stage of development. Weeks 3-8 of the pregnancy

• fetus

• zygote

• embryo

• infant

The second stage of prenatal development it lasts 6 weeks

• germinal stage

• embryonic stage

• fetal stage

Two hollow tubes that extend from the right and left sides of the uterus

• ovaries

• fallopian tubes

• ovum

• placenta

prenatal development begins 9 weeks after conception. From this point until birth, the baby is medically known as a fetus

• embryonic stage

• germinal stage

• fetal stage

Medical term used to describe the unborn baby in the fetal stage of development week 9 until the end of pregnancy

• fetus

• zygote

• embryo

the beginning stage of prenatal development. First two weeks of pregnancy

• fetal stage

• embryo stage

• germinal stage

the female germ cell

• sperm

• ovum