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| gradual accumulation and integration of relatively permanent, age related changes in psychological and biological systems through transactions with the environment. |
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| examples: crawling, walking, talking |
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| development going backwards |
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| psychological make-up; vulnerabilities |
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| Cause problems for development. Immune problems- always sick, leads to child being less explorative, less energy etc. |
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| kind of things about you that help you overcome problems. (ex: hurricane andrew, divorce) |
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| outside the childs life that threatens development. |
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| force development to go backwards. (ex: bad parents, bad first grade teacher) |
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| promoting development: (ex: great 1st grade teacher, great parents) |
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| Most important factor determing where your child will be in development progression compared to other kids |
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| who you decide to have your babies with |
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| one full year of trying to get pregnant unsuccessfully |
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| holds testicles; cools the testicles |
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| tight pants, too much hurt to testicles (scar tissue), infections, chronic use of alcohol, marijuana use! |
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| secretes fluid that kills sperm |
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| gateway/passage into uterus; produces mucus (hormones regulate mucus thickness, thins out for ovulation) |
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| eggs implants on the endometrium; if you fail to implant you fail to get pregnant. 50% of fertilized egss fail to implant. |
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| why does egg not implant? reasons (2) |
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1. something genetically wrong with egg
2. if endometrium not engorged with blood, egg will not implant. |
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endometrium cells instead of flushing out, travel up into the fallopean tubes. Cells can multiply and divide causing endometrial tissue to build up and clog fallopean tubes.
*one of the leading causes of infertility
*more likely to have the older you are
*can have no symptoms
*treatable |
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*interior lining has to nurish cells for 3-4 days
*walls have muscles with cilia, push egg along. |
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| biggest problem for fallopean tubes |
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infection: bladder, kidney
STDs: (particularly clamidia, Ghonorea)moving bacteria into reproductive system; can break interior lining (irreversible). |
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| one of the leading causes of women |
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| secreted by endocrine glands |
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-stimulates the ovary to rippen a bunch of eggs every month
-begins competitive process where egg that rippens best is released. |
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-folicle that egg is released from.
-When empty it pumps more estrogen and progestren which causes the engorging of blood in the endometrium |
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-day after you ovulate your temp spikes up and stays higher at second half of cycle.
-womens temp is slightly lower than 98.6 will go up about half a degree. |
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| increases gradually and drops |
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-spikes quickly and then plumits right before you ovulate
-about to ovulate right before plumit (right at spike) |
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| three indicators of ovulation |
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-BBT
-FSH/LH
-cervical fluid thickness |
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| 2-3 days before you ovulate |
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-23 pair
-expressed in male, carried in female.
-profound mental retardation (leading cause after down syndrome) |
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-sonar technology
-transducer:bounce sound waves off baby (abdomen)
-transvaginal: probe sent up through vagina |
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-needle through abdomen, through uterun wall, emnyotic sac, suck out emnyotic fluid and isolate cells and DNA
-2nd trimester
(about 2% go into labor b/c of procedure) |
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-1st trimester
-through vagina into uterus locates chorion, suction tissue, get cells, DNA analysis. |
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-6-7 months into pregnancy
-false alarm
-contractions are irregular, short & long, once 15 min, another in 5 min. |
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| 266 days after you conceive |
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going past your due date significantly, placenta gets old, lack of oxygen.
*need to induce labor |
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| to find abnormalities (3) |
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ultrasound
amniocentesis
CVS procedure
CVS procedure |
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| go in with a little hook and break emnyotic sac |
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| chemical inducing of contractions |
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dilation/effacement
decent/delivery
after birth |
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| mucus in the uterus released |
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| after sac burts, within a few minutes you get your first contractions |
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| need to open to approximately 10 cm |
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| stretching and thinning of cervix over head of the baby |
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birth of the placenta; remaining tissue of amnyotic sac and imbilical chord.
mild contractions |
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| imbilical chord caught between babies head and cervix |
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| no oxygen. have 7-8 min before baby dies. 5 min before brain damage |
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| contractions aren't strong enought to push baby out: methods |
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episiotomy
forcepts
vaccuum extraction |
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| 266 days from conception to birth |
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period of the zygote
embryonic period
period of the fetus |
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implantation
cell begins to divide, forms blastocyst
three layers
neural tube |
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| child paralyzed from the waist down |
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| prevention of neural tube disorders |
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| still taking the pill after pregnant |
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| disrupt formation of babies genitals |
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| powerful effect on morning sickness, babies born with no arms or legs |
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| when do women know they're pregnant |
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Lamaze Approach
Bradley approach |
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| sleep apnia, helps babies breathe |
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| neonatal intensive care unit |
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makes babies teeth grey
popular antibiotic |
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nail polish, remover
organ damage |
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dominant disorder
after 30s, nervous system deteriorates |
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recessive
amino acid build up= causes retardation
can go on a diet that he/she will depend on |
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recessive
enzyme gone that breaks down fat. |
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recessive
abnormal hemoglobin |
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expressed in male, carried in female
x-link disorder
blood has hard time clotting |
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