WorksheetsUnit #2 Test Review- CP&P
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of family planning .
Ensures parenthood is by choice rather than by chance
Allows couples to achieve the goals they have set for themselves
Offers choices when couples decide to stop having children
Increases the likelihood of unintended pregnancies
: What is the woman’s sex cell called?
Ovum
Zygote
Embryo
Placenta
Define the term ovulation.
The release of an ovum during the woman’s menstrual cycle
The monthly shedding of the uterine lining
The joining of a sperm and an ovum
The development of the fetus in the uterus
Define the term uterus.
The organ in the woman’s body in which a baby develops during pregnancy
A tube that connects the ovary to the uterus
The external opening of the reproductive system
The organ that produces female sex hormones only
The bleeding that a woman experiences once a month is called what?
Menstrual period
Ovulation
Quickening
Implantation
Are women born with all the eggs they are ever going to have in their life or do they constantly produce eggs?
They are born with all the eggs they are ever going to have
They constantly produce new eggs throughout life
Define the term Fallopian tube.
A tube that connects the ovary to the uterus
The organ where a baby develops during pregnancy
The tissue that connects the baby to the uterus
The muscular opening to the birth canal
What is the male’s sex cell called?
Sperm
Ovum
Zygote
Embryo
Define the term conception.
The process of the sperm fertilizing the ovum
The shedding of the uterine lining
The development of the embryo into a fetus
The surgical delivery of a baby
Define the term Ectopic Pregnancy.
When the baby starts to grow somewhere other than the uterus, such as the fallopian tube
The normal growth of the baby inside the uterus
The delivery of a baby before 37 weeks
The fertilization of an ovum outside the body
What percentage of infertility is caused by women? What percentage of infertility is caused by men? What percentage of infertility is due to unknown causes?
Women 40%, Men 40%, Unknown 20%
Women 50%, Men 30%, Unknown 20%
Women 30%, Men 30%, Unknown 40%
Women 45%, Men 45%, Unknown 10%
Define the term Adoption.
Parents take on all legal responsibilities and rights for raising, loving, and caring for a child in need of a permanent home
A woman becomes pregnant to have a baby for another woman
A doctor injects sperm into a woman’s uterus
A couple uses a donated ovum fertilized in a lab
Define the term Artificial Insemination.
A doctor injects sperm into a woman’s uterus
The ovum is fertilized outside the body and then implanted
A donated ovum is placed into the mother’s uterus
A woman carries a baby for another woman
Define the term In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
A mature ovum is combined with sperm in a lab to treat infertility and then implanted
A doctor injects sperm directly into the uterus during ovulation
A woman carries a pregnancy for another individual
Adoptive parents assume legal responsibility for a child
Define the term Ovum Transfer.
A donated ovum is fertilized in a lab and placed into the mother’s uterus
Sperm is injected directly into the uterus
The embryo is transferred from the uterus to the fallopian tube
An embryo is moved from one twin to the other
Define the term Surrogate Mother.
A substitute who becomes pregnant to have a baby for another woman
A woman who donates an ovum for IVF
A legal guardian who adopts a child
A nurse who assists during childbirth
The baby’s development during pregnancy is called what?
Prenatal development
Postnatal growth
Menstrual cycle
Gestational diabetes
What are the three stages of pregnancy?
Germinal Stage, Embryonic Stage, Fetal Stage
Zygote Stage, Neonatal Stage, Childhood Stage
Ovulation Stage, Implantation Stage, Delivery Stage
Preterm Stage, Term Stage, Post-term Stage
What best describes the fertilized egg?
A zygote
An embryo
A fetus
The placenta
Define the term embryo.
The developing baby from about the third week of pregnancy through the eighth week of pregnancy
The developing baby from conception to implantation
The developing baby from the ninth week until birth
The fertilized ovum before cell division begins
What is the liquid that protects the developing baby in the uterus?
Amniotic fluid
Cerebrospinal fluid
Placental fluid
Blood plasma
What is the tissue that connects the developing baby to the uterus?
Placenta
Umbilical cord
Cervix
Endometrium lining only
What is the long tube that connects the baby to the placenta?
Umbilical cord
Fallopian tube
Vas deferens
Cervical canal
Is it possible for fetuses to dream while in the womb?
Yes
No
What is the common length of pregnancy?
40 weeks
36 weeks
42 days
9 calendar months exactly
What is often the 1st indicator of pregnancy?
Missed menstrual period
Morning sickness
A positive ultrasound
Quickening
Define the term Obstetrician.
A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and childbirth
A nurse who assists during delivery only
A pediatrician who treats infants
A surgeon who performs only cesarean sections
How much weight should a woman typically gain during a healthy pregnancy?
25-35 pounds
10–15 pounds
35–45 pounds
Over 50 pounds
What should a pregnant woman’s daily routine include? Select all that apply.
Eat a healthy diet
Get plenty of rest
Exercise
Practice good hygiene
Use tobacco to reduce stress
Define the term Quickening.
Toward the end of the 40 weeks, the baby’s weight seems to shift downward and most mothers feel more comfortable in their upper abdomen
The first perception of fetal movement early in the second trimester
Rapid growth of the embryo during weeks 3–8
Irregular uterine contractions before true labor
Define Miscarriage.
When a baby dies prior to the 20th week of pregnancy
Delivery of a live baby before 37 weeks
Implantation outside the uterus
Any bleeding during the first trimester
What is a serious problem that threatens a baby’s health and is present at birth?
Birth defect
Colic
Teething
Seasonal allergy
Is there a risk of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome at any time during pregnancy?
Yes
No
Is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 100% preventable?
Yes
No
Is there a cure for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
No
Yes
What are recommendations for a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy?
Appropriate weight gain
Getting a balanced diet
Getting regular exercise
Appropriate and timely vitamin and mineral supplementation
Following a high-mercury seafood diet
Why should you NOT eat shark, swordfish, king mackerel, or tilefish?
They contain high levels of mercury
They lack protein needed for pregnancy
They always cause food poisoning
They are too high in calcium
What should you take in ADDITION to a healthy diet?
Prenatal vitamin
Antibiotics
Weight-loss supplements
Energy drinks
