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| midwife, prenatal development |
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| occuring before childbirth |
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| pertaining to pregnancy and puerperium |
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| occurng during labor and birth |
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| a pregnnt woman who has been previously pregnant one ormore times |
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| period of life between birth and 28 days old |
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| a woman who has given birth to an infant 2 or more times |
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| period of life between after birth and 28 days old |
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| a wman who has never been pregnant |
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| a woman who has never had a live or still birth |
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| a woman who has given birth to an infant, alive or dead |
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| development between when youre born and dead |
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| occuring after child birth |
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| a woman's state between conception and birth |
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| born before 37 weeks of development |
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| period of life between conception and birth |
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| a woman in her first pregnancy |
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| a woman who has given birth to one infant, either alive or dead |
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| a woman who has just given birth |
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| pertaining to the period after puerperium |
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| period of mothers life between termnation of labor and return to state of being able to conceive |
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| a third of the period of pregnancy with a duration of three months |
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| the embryonic and fetal membrane that encloses the embryo and fetus ad is filled with a watery fluid called amniotic fluid |
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| the outer embryonic membrane that forms the fetal side of the placenta |
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| the developing human from the second day afte conception until the eighth week |
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| developing human from the eighth week after conception to the moment of birth |
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| vaginal discharge that normally follows childbirth |
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| the first stool of a newborn |
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| organ that provides an exchane of materials between the mother and the fetus |
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| composed of the capillary walls, basement membrance, and chorion |
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| extends between placenta and fetus |
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| cell resulting from union of sperm and ovum |
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| abnormal discharge of amniotic fluid |
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| severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy that causes dehydration in mother and fetus |
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| abnormal discharge of the milk |
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| premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall resulting in premature birth or fetal death |
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| abnormal birth in which the butt, feet, or knees emerge first |
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| progressive obliteration of the cervical canal during labor |
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| inflammation of the chorion and amnion |
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| congenital abnormally in the roof of te mouth, fails to close during prenatal development leaving a fissure |
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| abnormality present at birth |
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| genetic defect in chromosome 21, rsulting in mental retardation and physical effects |
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| a condition characterized by convulsions and possibly a coma during pregnancy |
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| pregnancy occuring outside the uterus |
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| expulsion or abortion of the embryo |
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| in newborns red blood cells are detroyed by hemolysis due to an incompatibility between mother and baby's blood ocurring when is Rh (-) and has previously had an Rh (+) child an making subsequent positive children susceptible |
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| absence of part of the esophagus resultng in inability for food to pass between the childs mouth and stomach |
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| brain disorders because of alcohol consumption during pregnancy |
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| hyaline membrance disease |
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| certain cells of the lungs fail o mature by birth leading to tendency for lung collapse |
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| abnormality of a small head |
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| imflammation of the umbilicus |
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| congenital herniation at the umbilicus |
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| abnormal attachment of the placenta in which it implants in the lower segment of the uterus near or obstructing the external os |
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| abnormal development of high blood pressure that may be accompanied with proteinuria and edema all due to toxemia during pregnancy |
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| acute disease caused by rubella virus that is capable of crossing the blood barrier to infect a fetus producing abnormalities |
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| embryo has implanted within the fallopian tube |
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| vertebral column has an abscence of vertebral archesand often leads to severe inflammation f the spinal meninges called hydrocele spinalis |
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| caused by a bacterium toxoplasma gondii which may be contracted when exposed to animal feces; can affect fetus |
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| drug that induces abortion |
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| surgical puncture through the amnion and aspiraton of fluid to be analyzed |
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| incision through the perineum often during labor to prevent its tearing |
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| discipline concerned with old age |
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| ultrasound imaging of the pregnant uterus to observefetal development |
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| prenatal development, childbirth, pregnancy and the 42 day period following childbirth |
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| drug administered for pregnant that has been shown to cause under development of arms and legs given in the 1950s |
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| abotion by either surgery or drugs |
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| drug used to stop labor contractions |
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