Pregnancy

What is ovulation?

• The process where the placenta attaches to the umbilical cord

• The release of an egg by the ovary that stays in the fallopian tubes for 12-24 hours to be fertilized

• The implantation of the embryo on the uterus

• The attachment of the embryo to the endometrium

How long does it take for a fertilized egg to travel to the uterus and implant?

• 1-2 days

• 3-4 days

• 5-6 days

• 7-8 days

What is the role of the placenta?

• To release eggs during ovulation

• To provide a site for fertilization

• To deliver oxygen and nutrients to the baby via the umbilical cord

• To protect the baby from external harm

What surrounds the baby to provide protection and a stable environment?

• Placenta

• Umbilical cord

• Amniotic sac

• Endometrium

What does the umbilical cord do?

• It helps the baby breathe underwater.

• It connects the baby to the placenta and delivers oxygen and nutrients.

• It protects the baby from external harm.

• It plays a role in the baby's cognitive development.

Which substances can the placenta transmit from mother to baby?

• Only nutrients and oxygen.

• Only vitamins and minerals.

• Harmful substances like alcohol, tobacco, and certain foods.

• Only antibodies for immunity.

What is one of the roles of the umbilical cord?

• It generates heat to keep the baby warm.

• It removes waste from the baby.

• It sings lullabies to the baby.

• It measures the baby's growth.

Which food item should pregnant women absolutely avoid?

• Berries

• Caffeine

• Whole grains

• Unpasteurized dairy products

Which food item should be avoided during pregnancy due to the risk of containing E. coli or Listeria?

• Hard cheese

• Pasteurized juice

• Raw seafood

• Eggs with firm yolks

How long does a full-term pregnancy typically last?

• 30 weeks

• 40 weeks

• 50 weeks

• 60 weeks