WorksheetsConditions effecting pregnancy
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Worksheet time: 8mins
This condition leaves me at risk of developing high blood pressure
gestational diabetes
still birth
miscarriage
large baby
A genetic condition is caused by
External factors
alcohol abuse
drug abuse
Genes
What Genetic condition is this?
I effect the lungs and digestive system.
I have no cure.
People living with my disease have a life expectancy under 50 years of age
Asthma
Irritable Bowl
Cystic Fibrosis
Sickle Cell anemia
What Genetic condition is this?
I am extremely common
I have physical characteristics like; a flattened skull, pronounced folds of skin in the inner corners of the eyes, large tongue, and short stature
I can suffer from limited intellectual, social and physical abilities
Cystic Fibrosis
Anemia
Downsyndrome
Chromosome disorder
What Condition am I?
I am dangerous to the mother
I usually occur in the 2nd half of pregnancy
symptoms include fluid retention and high blood pressure
I can effect a babies growth and weight
Pre Eclampsia
Gestational diabetes
eclampsia
anaemia
I have a lower than normal amount of red blood
cells or haemoglobin
Anaemia
Foetal Growth abnormalities
Pre Eclampsia
Eclampsia
I am often linked to alteration of uterine environment and caused by placental insufficiency, maternal metabolic syndrome and under/over nutrition of foetus
Still Birth
Foetal Growth Abnormalities
Down syndrome
Anaemia
An increased intake of Fruits, Vegetables and Vitamin C at mid pregnancy is associated with
lower birth weight
growth abnormalities
declined growth rate
increased foetal and infant growth
A miscarriage is the loss of a baby before
16 weeks
12 weeks
20 weeks
24 weeks
Tummy Cramping, Vaginal Bleeding are symptoms of
a healthy pregnancy
miscarriage
Development delays
growth abnormalities
Which is not a genetic condition
Fragile Z Syndrome
Fragile X Syndrome
Cystic Fibrosis
Asthma
Genetic Testing will not
Make a diagnosis
Rule out certain genetic conditions
assess the likelihood of a genetic condition being passed on
give you all the answers
1 in every 8 women develop this during weeks 24-28 of pregnancy
miscarriage
gestational diabetes
pre eclampsia
foetal growth abnormalities
the loss of a baby after 20 weeks is called
miscarriage
still birth
caesarean
ultrasound
1 in 5 confirmed pregnancies result in
miscarriage
gestational diabetes
genetic conditions
anaemia
tired, weak, dizzy, irritable, heart racing, trouble concentrating are symptoms of
pre eclampsia
eclampsia
anaemia
gestational diabetes
