Pregnancy Development

What is the first stage of prenatal development?

• Infant stage

• Fetal stage

• Germinal stage

• Embryonic stage

At what week does the heart begin to beat in a developing fetus?

• 7-8 weeks

• 5-6 weeks

• 3-4 weeks

• 10-12 weeks

What are the three stages of prenatal development?

• germinal stage, embryonic stage, and fetal stage

• zygote stage, neonatal stage, childhood stage

• conception stage, birth stage, infancy stage

• infant stage, toddler stage, adolescent stage

What is the role of the placenta during prenatal development?

• It provides oxygen and nutrients to the fetus and removes waste products from the fetus's blood.

• It helps in the development of the baby's brain

• It is responsible for the baby's movement in the womb

• It has no role in prenatal development

What are some common prenatal tests and screenings?

• CT scan screening

• MRI screening

• X-ray screening

• Some common prenatal tests and screenings include blood tests, ultrasound, genetic screening, and glucose screening.

How does the mother's nutrition and lifestyle affect prenatal development?

• It only affects the mother's health, not the baby's

• The baby's development is only affected by genetics, not the mother's nutrition and lifestyle

• It can impact the baby's growth, development, and overall health.

• It has no impact on the baby's development

What three reflexes are important for survival

• breathing, swallowing, temparutre control

• Babinski, APGAR, and temperature control

• Circular, tertiary, primary

• moro, symbolic, rooting

What are the potential risks and complications during prenatal development?

• Exercising regularly

• Eating too much healthy food

• Potential risks and complications during prenatal development include genetic disorders, maternal health issues, exposure to harmful substances, and inadequate prenatal care.

• Watching too much TV

What are some factors that can affect the development of the fetus during pregnancy?

• Fetal clothing, music preferences, maternal age, and hair color

• Weather conditions, exercise, diet, and sleep patterns

• Paternal health, nutrition, exposure to toxins, and paternal stress

• Maternal health, nutrition, exposure to toxins, and maternal stress

What are some important milestones in babies?

• Development of fine motor skills

• rolling over, sit-up, first steps

• Sleeping through the night

• Formation of adult teeth