Producing an embryo

Causing cell division

Inhibiting growth

Promoting photosynthesis

small head

large head

normal head size

irregular head shape

within labour and delivery

before labour begins

after delivery

during prenatal care

physician who studies and treats disorders of the newborn

a doctor specializing in adult medicine

a surgeon who operates on infants

a pediatrician who focuses on childhood diseases

false pregnancy

true pregnancy

psychological pregnancy

delayed pregnancy

rupture of the uterus

inflammation of the uterus

contraction of the uterus

enlargement of the uterus

surgical puncture into the amnion to remove a small amount of fluid for testing

a procedure to extract a tissue sample from the placenta

a method for monitoring fetal heart rate

a technique for performing a cesarean section

pertaining to after birth (reference to the newborn)

pertaining to before birth

pertaining to during birth

pertaining to the mother's health

producing milk

inhibiting milk production

promoting digestion

enhancing flavor

after childbirth referring to the mother

before childbirth referring to the mother

after childbirth referring to the child

during childbirth referring to the mother

Process of recording sound pertaining to the pelvis

A surgical procedure to remove pelvic organs

An imaging technique for the heart

A method for measuring pelvic floor strength

a woman who has never been pregnant

a woman who is currently pregnant

a woman who has been pregnant once

a woman who has had multiple pregnancies

discharge of amniotic fluid

excessive bleeding during pregnancy

increased fetal movement

abnormal fetal heart rate

cancerous tumor of the chorion

benign tumor of the placenta

malignant tumor of the ovary

tumor of the fallopian tube

newborn (infant from birth to four weeks of age)

toddler (child from one to three years of age)

adolescent (teenager from 13 to 19 years of age)

infant (child from birth to one year of age)

first pregnancy

second pregnancy

multiple pregnancies

pregnancy complications

agents that can cause structural or functional abnormalities in the developing fetus or embryo during pregnancy.

substances that enhance fetal growth and development.

medications that are safe to use during pregnancy.

agents that have no effect on fetal development.

discharge of milk

excessive sweating

increased appetite

abnormal hair growth

before childbirth referencing the mother

after childbirth referencing the mother

during childbirth referencing the mother

before pregnancy referencing the mother