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Glencoe The Developing Child Chapter 6 The Baby’s Arrival

Chapter 6 The Baby’s Arrival

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Chapter The Baby’s Arrival6

Section 6.1 Labor and Birth

Section 6.2 The Newborn

Section 6.3 The Postnatal Period

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Section 6.1 Labor and Birth

• Pregnant women go through different stages of labor before delivering a baby.

• Some women have a cesarean or premature birth.



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Content Vocabulary Academic Vocabulary

cervix

contraction

fetal monitoring

dilate

cord blood

stem cells

cesarean birth

incubator

induce

anesthesia



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The Progression of Labor• Early signs of labor include:

• the “bloody show.” • a gush of fluid from the vagina.• contractions.

contractionThe tightening and releasing of the muscles of the uterus. This is also a sign of labor.



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The Progression of Labor• In premature labor, the fetus has been developing

in the womb for 37 weeks or less.• False labor is common.• Sometimes labor must be artificially induced.

induceTo start; to make the process of labor or a birth begin by a medical intervention.



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The Progression of Labor• The three stages of labor are:

1. Contractions open the cervix.2. The baby is born.3. The placenta is expelled.

cervixThe lower part of the uterus.



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Cesarean Birth

• A cesarean birth might be necessary if there is a lack of normal progress during labor, the baby is in distress or turned wrong, or there are multiple births.

cesarean birth

Also known as a cesarean section or c-section, it is the delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the mother’s abdomen.



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Premature Birth

• Premature babies require special care because they are not ready to live outside their mother’s body.

• The premature baby’s brain cannot control:• its body temperature.• breathing.• feeding.



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Section 6.2 The Newborn

• A newborn baby is examined immediately after birth.

• A newborn also receives numerous tests shortly after birth.



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Content Vocabulary

fontanel

lanugo

vernix

Apgar scale

Academic Vocabulary

fuse

secure



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The Baby Arrives

• Most newborns naturally breathe on their own after birth.

• The baby’s skull bones are not fully fused, so the head may appear lopsided.

fuseTo combine; to unit or blend.



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Examining the Newborn

• Doctors use the Apgar scale to measure a newborn’s:• heart rate.• skin color.• breathing.• muscle tone.• response to

stimulation.Apgar scaleA system of rating the physical condition of a newborn baby.



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Examining the Newborn

• Nurses examine the baby for conditions that might require special care.

• Newborns receive hearing screenings.• Blood tests are taken to screen the baby for a

number of diseases and disorders.

What conditions might require special care in a newborn?



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Section 6.3 The Postnatal Period

• After the baby is born, the parents begin to bond with the baby while still at the hospital.

• Both mother and baby receive postnatal care.



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Content Vocabulary

neonatal period

jaundice

bilirubin

bonding

colostrum

lactation consultant

rooming-in

postnatal period

postpartum depression

Academic Vocabulary

major

stable



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After the Birth

• The neonatal period involves major adjustments for mother and baby.

• Bonding allows parents and the baby to form emotional ties and helps the baby’s brain development.

neonatal periodThe first month after the baby is born.

bondingThe act of forming emotional ties between parents and child.



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After the Birth

• Some hospitals allow the baby to stay in the room with the mother.

• Premature babies have an increased risk of medical and developmental problems and need 24-hour monitoring.



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Mother’s Postnatal Care

• A new mother has physical and emotional needs during the postnatal period.

• Physical needs include:• rest.• exercise.• nutrition.• checkups.

postnatal periodThe time following the baby’s birth.



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Chapter Summary

Section 6.1Labor and Birth

• There are three main stages of labor. • A cesarean birth may be necessary if the mother’s

or baby’s health is in danger. • A premature baby will require special medical

care.



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Chapter Summary

Section 6.2The Newborn

• Immediately after birth, a newborn’s physical condition is evaluated through a variety of tests.



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Chapter Summary

Section 6.3The Postnatal Period

• Bonding after birth strengthens the emotional connection between parents and their child.

• A new mother needs postnatal care. • New mothers need rest, exercise, good nutrition,

and follow-up medical care. • They may also have emotional needs.



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ReviewReview

Do you remember the vocabulary terms from this chapter? Use the following slides to check your knowledge of the definitions.

The slides in this section include both English and Spanish terms and definitions.

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cervix cérvix

The lower part of the uterus.

La parte baja del útero.

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contraction contracción

The tightening and releasing of the muscles of the uterus. This is also a sign of labor.

Movimiento de los músculos del útero. Generalmente indica que el bebé está por nacer.

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fetal monitoring monitoreo fetal

The watching of an unborn baby’s heart rate for indications of stress.

Observación del ritmo cardiaco de un bebé que no ha nacido, para buscar síntomas de estrés.

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dilate dilatar

To widen or open. Agrandar o abrir.

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cord bloodsangre del cordón

umbilical The blood left behind in the umbilical cord and placenta following birth.

Sangre que queda en el cordón umbilical y la placenta después del nacimiento.

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stem cells células madre

Cells capable of producing all types of cells.

Células que pueden producir todo tipo de células.

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cesarean birth parto por cesárea

Also known as a cesarean section or c-section, it is the delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the mother’s abdomen.

Nacimiento de un bebé por medio de una incisión quirúrgica en el abdomen de la madre.

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incubator incubadora

A special enclosed crib where the oxygen supply, temperature, and humidity can be closely controlled.

Cuna cerrada en la que se pueden controlar con precisión el nivel de oxígeno, la temperatura y la humedad.

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fontanel fontanela

An open space found on the baby’s head where the bones are not yet joined.

Espacio entre los huesos del cráneo de un bebé donde el hueso no se ha formado aún.

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lanugo lanugo

Fine, downy hair growing on newborns’ foreheads, backs, and shoulders.

Pelo fino y suave que cubre la frente, la espalda y los hombros de algunos bebés recién nacidos.

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vernix vérnix

A thick, white, pasty substance made up of the fetus’s old skin cells and the secretions of skin glands.

Sustancia gruesa, blanca y pastosa compuesta de las células viejas de la piel del feto y de las secreciones de las glándulas de la piel.

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Apgar scale escala de Apgar

A system of rating the physical condition of a newborn baby.

Un sistema que mide el estado físico del recién nacido.

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neonatal period periodo neonatal

The first month after the baby is born.

El primer mes después de que nace el bebé.

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jaundice ictericia

A condition that causes the baby’s skin and eyes to look slightly yellow.

Afección que hace que la piel y los ojos del bebé se vean amarillentos.

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bilirubin bilirrubina

A substance produced by the breakdown of red blood cells.

Sustancia producida cuando los glóbulos rojos en la sangre se desintegran.

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bonding crear vínculos

The act of forming emotional ties between parents and child.

Generar lazos emocionales, como entre padres e hijos.

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colostrum calostro

A high-calorie, high-protein early breast milk.

Leche materna de los primeros días después del parto, con alto contenido de proteínas y calorías.

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lactation consultant

consultor de lactancia

A professional breastfeeding specialist who shows mothers how to encourage adequate milk production and how to position babies properly so that they can nurse.

Profesional especializado en lactancia que muestra a las madres cómo estimular la producción adecuada de leche materna y cómo posicionar correctamente al bebé para amamantar.

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rooming-incompartiendo

cuarto

When that the baby remains with the mother in her room during the hospital stay; it can be a full-time or part-time arrangement.

Cuando el bebé se queda en la habitación de la madre durante la estadía en el hospital; puede ser un arreglo de tiempo completo o medio tiempo.

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postnatal period

periodo postnatal

The time following the baby’s birth.

El tiempo que sigue después de que nace el bebé.

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postpartum depression

depresión posparto

A condition in which new mothers may feel very sad, cry a lot, have little energy, feel overly anxious about the baby or have little interest in the baby, and, in extreme cases, think of harming the baby.

Condición en la que las nuevas madres se sienten muy tristes, lloran mucho, tienen poca energía, sienten demasiada ansiedad por el bebé o les interesa poco y, en casos extremos, piensan en hacerle daño.

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induce inducir

To start; to make the process of labor or a birth begin by a medical intervention.

Empezar; hacer una intervención médica para que el proceso de parto comience.

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anesthesia anesthesia

Drugs that cause a loss of feeling, used for pain relief.

Medicamentos que producen la pérdida de sensaciones, se usan para aliviar el dolor.

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fuse fusionar

To combine; to unit or blend.

Combinar; unificar o mezclar.

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secure estable

Safe; untroubled by feelings of fear.

Seguro; sin sentimientos de miedo.

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major importante

Significant; of considerable importance.

De gran magnitud y significación.

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stable estable

Unchanging, steady and firm.

Que no cambia; seguro y firme.

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