ch 4 – pregnancy child growth and development. where the baby is formed
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Ch 4 – PregnancyChild Growth and Development
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Where the Baby is Formed
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Conception Every 28 days, an ovum is released by
one of the woman’s two ovaries.
Uterus is pear shaped, able to expand during pregnancy.
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Conception During ovulation, inner lining of the
uterus grows and thickens. If the egg is not fertilized, the lining breaks and passes though.
Ovum travels through the fallopian tube to the uterus. Takes about 2-3 days.
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Conception When the ovum reaches the uterus,
usually it breaks up and leaves the body.
When the sperm reaches the fallopian tube it may penetrate and fertilize the ovum. This process is known as conception.
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Conception Ovum can live 12-24 hours
Sperm can live 48-72 hours
Ectopic pregnancy is when the baby starts to grow in the fallopian tubes instead of the uterus. Dangerous for the mother and does not
end with a live birth.
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Role of Genetics Inherit physical traits, talents, and abilities
from parents.
At conception babies get 46 chromosomes. Each chromosome has hundreds of
genes.
Only identical twins have the same DNA
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Dominant and Recessive Genes Dominant gene is the “stronger” one. Recessive gene is the “weaker” one.
Only expressed when it is received from both parents.
XX girl XY boy.
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Multiple Pregnancy When two or more babies develop in the
same pregnancy Twins are the most common Occur in 3% of pregnancies
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Multiple Pregnancy http://
pregnancy.healthguru.com/video/multiple-births-twins-triplets-and-more
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Multiple Pregnancy Fraternal children develop from two or
more ova and have a different genetic makeup most common each baby has own chorion
Identical children develop from same ova and sperm and have the same genetic makeup
Mixed types of pregnancy must include fraternal and identical babies
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4.1 Vocab Ovum Infertility Uterus Surrogate Fallopian tube Prenatal Development Sperm Zygote Conception Embryo Chromosome Amniotic fluid Gene Placenta Genome Umbilical cord DNA fetus
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Prenatal Development Prenatal development takes place
between conception and birth There are 3 stages in prenatal
development germinal stage embryonic stage fetal stage
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Germinal Stage (Zygote) The first stage of development From conception to 2 weeks
Zygote forms Implantation of egg occurs (at 10 days)
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Zygote
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Embryonic Stage (Embryo) Embryonic stage is the second stage of
development, lasts about six weeks most crucial to development baby is called an embryo development of most body systems heart begins to beat cartilage is present before bones form substances pass from mother’s placenta
through the umbilical cord
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Embryo
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Fetal Stage (Fetus) Fetal stage is the third stage of
pregnancy, lasts from about nine weeks after conception until birth bone starts to replace cartilage baby is known as a fetus all parts of the body mature overall size increases quickly hear heartbeat in the third month quickening (when the fetus moves)
begins between the fourth and fifth months
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Fetus
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Reverse Conception Calendar http://www.babymed.com/conception-
calculator
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Fetal Stage Cont. Age of viability is the age at which a
baby could survive if born, 28 weeks still need extensive medical care better chance of survival each week the
baby is not born During last two months of pregnancy,
inner layer of lungs produces substance that allows for breathing air
receives immunities from mother in the ninth month
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Month-by-Month Posters Nine groups – 1 group for each month of
pregnancy Must include:
an overall description of what occurs during that month
At least five facts At least 3 pictures Must be neat and professional. Take your
time and make it look good! You will be presenting these.
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Problems in Prenatal Development
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Losing a Baby• When baby passes away prior to the 20th
week of pregnancy it is called a miscarriage.– 15% of pregnancies
• After the 20th week it is called a stillbirth. – 2% of pregnancies
• Grief is similar to the loss of an already born child.
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Birth Defects There are hundreds of birth defect
types.
Can be physical or mental
Birth defect can result in body structure abnormalities or cause a body part to malfunction, as with blindness, deafness, or mental retardation.
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Birth DefectsCan be caused by
environmental factors hereditary errors in chromosomes combination of environmental and
hereditary factors Think:
What environmental factors do you know?
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Birth Defects Do’s and Don’ts or Pregnancy Poster
Environmental Hazards Wordle
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Birth Defects
Cerebral Palsy – varying problems in the motor system Caused by damage to the brain before, during, or shortly after
birth
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Birth Defects Cleft Lip and Cleft Lip Palate – gap in the upper lip or palate
that causes problems with eating, swallowing, speech, and appearance. Caused by hereditary, environmental factors, or both.
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Birth Defects Cystic fibrosis – affects respiratory and digestive systems.
Many die before adulthood, although treatment now allows sufferers to live longer. Caused by inheriting defective recessive genes from both parents.
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Birth Defects Down Syndrome – a group of problems that may include
mental retardation; heart, blood, and digestive system difficulties; and poor muscle tone. Caused by presence of an extra chromosome 21.
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Birth Defects
Muscular Dystrophy – Involve progressive weakness and shrinking of muscles. Caused by mostly heredity.
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Birth Defects PKU – condition in which the body is unable to process and
use a specific protein present in nearly all foods. Brain damage and mental retardation can result. Caused by defective recessive genes inherited from both parents.
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Birth Defects Sickle Cell Anemia – malformed red blood cells interfere with
the supply of oxygen to all parts of the body. Symptoms include tiredness, lack of appetite, and pain. Can lead to early death. Caused by defective recessive genes inherited from both parents.
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Birth Defects Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus – An incompletely formed
spinal cord may lead to stiff joints, partial paralysis, and problems with the kidneys and urinary tract. 70% of children with spina bifida also have hydrocephalus, in which excess of fluid surrounds the brain Caused by combination of heredity and environmental factors.
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Birth Defects Tay-Sachs Disease – Body is unable to process and use certain
fats because of lack of a specific chemical in the baby’s blood. Leads to severe brain damage and death, usually by the age of 4. Caused by defective recessive genes inherited from both parents.
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Avoiding Dangers to the Baby A fetus needs to be protected from
many dangers. These include the mother drinking
alcohol or taking other drugs, environmental hazards, diseases, and infections.
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Health Hazards to Avoid During Pregnancy
Diseases or illnesses in the mother Drugs
recreational and prescription Radiation exposure
medical X-rays should be avoided Environmental pollution
lead, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides
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Diseases and Infections An infection in a pregnant woman can pose a risk for the unborn
baby. Some infections include:
Rubella- can cause blindness, deafness, heart disease, and mental retardation
Toxoplasmosis- can cause blindness, hearing loss, and learning disabilities or cause a miscarriage or still birth
Chicken Pox- fetus can contract congenital varicella syndrome (scarring of skin, eye problems, limb defects)
STIs – can be past on to the infant (like AIDS)Syphilis – skin rash, bone or facial deformities, deafness, brain
damageGenital Herpes- can cause brain infection or mental retardation
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Drugs to Avoid during Pregnancy
Medications Prescribed – in 1950 thalidomide was prescribe to relieve
morning sickness. The medication caused more than 5,000 babies to be norm with birth defects such as missing limbs
over-the-counter – antacid can harm the fetus dietary supplements – large amounts of caffeine can harm the
fetus herbal products
Alcohol fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)
Nicotine – can cause low birth weight, smaller babies, premature birth, and is linked to respiratory infections and allergies
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Drugs to Avoid During Pregnancy Illegal drugs – drug addicted babies; cocaine
increase the risk of miscarriage, still birth, premature birth, stroke in fetus, low birth weight, and higher risk of SIDS
SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) The sudden, unexpected death of a baby under the
age of one with no clear cause.
Marijuana and methamphetamine use are also linked to low birth weight and premature delivery. Can cause breathing difficulties, poor attention span, drowsiness, or heart defects in children.
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Drugs to Avoid during Pregnancy
FASIn what ways do the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome baby and Drug Addicted baby act and look different from a normal baby?
After seeing the effects of FAS, what would you do if you saw a pregnant woman drinking? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9ap3Iimimk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31M_GDVYLe0&featur
e=related (3:03)
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Environment Hazards X-Rays – can cause birth defects (dental x-rays are
considered safe) Paint - Pesticides LeadCarbon Monoxide Mercury Solvents, paint thinners, and formaldehyde