WorksheetsChild Development Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 37mins
Which prenatal test inserts a needle through the abdominal wall into the uterus to collect a small amount of fluid?
chorionic villus sampling
alpha-fetoprotein
cell-free fetal DNA test
amniocentesis
What is considered the age of viability?
20 weeks
32 weeks
23 weeks
28 weeks
Which of the following is true about dominant and recessive traits?
dominant traits must be inherited from both parents to present themselves in the child
dominant traits will always present themselves in the child
recessive traits always skip a generation because they do not always present themselves
recessive traits are inherited from one parent who is a carrier of that trait
A pregnant person feels their baby kick for the first time. What is this called?
quickening
lightening
lanugo
Braxton Hicks contractions
Which of the following is the lower, narrow portion of the uterus?
fallopian tubes
uterus
cervix
Which are true about chromosomes?
all humans have 46 pairs of chromosomes
sex chromosomes for males and females both involved X and Y
chromosomes contain DNA and genes
female and male sex chromosomes are the only cells that do not carry chromosomes
Which of the following is the reproductive organ in which the baby develops and is protected until birth?
fallopian tubes
uterus
cervix
Which of the following are two hollow tubes that extend from the right and left sides of the uterus?
fallopian tubes
uterus
cervix
Which of the following is NOT a presumptive sign of pregnancy?
swollen, tender breasts, and amenorrhea
fetal movement
increased urination due to pressure on the bladder from the uterus
skin discoloration
Which of the following contains three blood vessels that connect the baby to the placenta?
cervix
birth canal
umbilical cord
placenta
_________ refers to an individual who is unable to conceive after a year of trying.
infertile
sterile
fertility
ART procedure
Which of the following is NOT a major cause of infertility and sterility in males?
damage to reproductive organs
hormone deficiencies
low sperm count
lack of ovulation
_________ refers to individuals who are permanently unable to conceive or carry a biological child.
infertile
sterile
fertility
ART procedure
Which of the following is NOT a major cause of infertility and sterility in females?
damage to reproductive organs
irregular ovulation
inability of sperm to move
lack of ovulation
Which of the following pregnancy complications has the symptoms of bleeding, cramping, and abdominal tenderness?
ectopic pregnancy
placenta abruptio
placenta previa
pregnancy induced hypertension
Which of the following occurs when some of the eggs are surgically removed and fertilized with sperm in a laboratory dish?
artificial insemination
assisted reproductive technologies
in vitro fertilization
Which of the following pregnancy complication has the symptoms of bright red bleeding without pain or tenderness of the abdomen?
ectopic pregnancy
placenta abruptio
placenta previa
pregnancy induced hypertension
Which of the following are methods infertile individuals may use to help them conceive?
artificial insemination
assisted reproductive technologies
in vitro fertilization
Which of the following occurs when the sperm is introduced into the vagina or uterus by a medical procedure rather than by intercourse?
artificial insemination
assisted reproductive technologies
in vitro fertilization
Which of the following is the expulsion of the baby from the uterus before week 20 of pregnancy?
miscarriage
stillbirth
Which of the following is the loss of the fetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy?
miscarriage
stillbirth
What is true about the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA)?
the employee has guaranteed job security while they are out
a pregnant person may lose their medical benefits if they take maternity leave
full pay is guaranteed during maternity leave
it applies to any company of any size
Which pain releif option helps reduce pain and ease anxiety?
local anesthesia
spinal block
epidural
sedatives
How long can an employee be out of work under the Family & Medical Leave Act?
6 weeks
8 weeks
12 weeks
16 weeks
Which of the following is NOT a sign of labor?
amniotic sac ruptures
pregnant person gets a burst of energy
mucous plug becomes dislodged
pregnant person feels sharp pains in lower pelvis
What is the difference between a natural childbirth and a vaginal delivery?
natural childbirth involves the use of drugs and vaginal deliveries don't
vaginal deliveries can be natural or can involve the use of drugs
natural childbirth is the best options, while vaginal delivery just means the baby is delivered through the vaginal canal
a vaginal delivery can also include C-section surgery when medically necessary
What is true about the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for high-risk newborns?
they are rated from level 1-4, with level 4 representing the highest need
parents/guardians are not allowed inside the NICU due to low immune systems of newborns
newborns in the NICU are not expected to live long
the NICU is run exclusively by OB doctors
On average, about how long does the first stage of labor last for a first pregnancy?
8 hours
24 hours
2 hours
15 hours
What is the primary reason parents might choose for their newborn to have a circumsision?
for cosmetic purposes
due to the recommendation from the doctor
for religious, cultural, and/or health reasons
to make sure the baby would have no reproductive medical problems later in life
Which of the following is used to help guide the baby's head through the birth canal during a contraction?
vacuum extraction
forceps
version
pitocin
Which birthplace option is ideal for low-risk pregnancies and employs certified nurse-midwives?
hospital
birthing room
birthing center
home birth
Which of the following mood disorders appear in men and partners?
paternal postpartum depression
postpartum depression
baby blues
perinatal depression
Which of the following is a serious form of depression that may occur after giving birth?
paternal postpartum depression
postpartum depression
perinatal depression
Which of the following is a mild postpartum mood disorder that goes away on its own?
paternal postpartum depression
postpartum depression
baby blues
perinatal depression
Which of the following is a mood disorder that can occur during pregnancy or during the postpartum period?
paternal postpartum depression
postpartum depression
baby blues
perinatal depression
Why might a doctor choose a C-section delivery?
a birthing person requests one for a faster delivery
the baby is not in the correct position for birth
the birthing person goes into premature labor
the doctor thinks that a vaginal delivery will take too long
During the second stage of labor, the widest part of the baby's head becomes visible. What is this called?
crowning
episiotomy
transition
the show
What is a sign that labor may be coming soon?
the pregnant person feels extremely fatigued and uncomfortable
the baby lowers down into the pelvis and the pregnant person experiences lightening
the pregnant person has a feeling that the baby is ready to be born
contractions begin, but they do not come in regular intervals yet
During the embryonic stage, the baby is called a(n) (a) .
The joining of the ovum and sperm is called (a) .
During the fetal stage, the baby is known as a (a) .
At conception, the ovum and sperm combine to form a single cell called a (a) , or fertilized egg.
A (a) is a person who bears a child for other people.
In (a) births, children develop from a single ovum fertilized by a single sperm.
(a) birth is a delivery that occurs before 37 weeks of pregnancy.
A (a) , or cut, is made to widen the birth canal and prevent tearing.
A (a) is the tightening or shortening of a muscle.
A (a) is a doctor who cares for infants, children, and teens until adulthood when growth is complete.
The (a) is an organ filled with blood vessels, develops against the wall of the uterus.
The best ways to avoid unwanted pregnancies and STIs is (a) .
(a) pregnancy occurs when two or more babies develop in the same pregnancy.
In (a) births, each ova is fertilized with a different sperm.
A (a) birthweight is a weight under 5.5 pounds at birth for a single birth and under 3.3 pounds per baby in a multiple birth.
(a) , or open.
A (a) is the medical term for a baby from birth to one month.
(a) is a liver condition that can make the skin, tissues, and body fluid look yellow.
