version 2.0 by dr. jeff ertzberger content © 2011 the curators of the university of missouri for...
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Version 2.0 by Dr. Jeff ErtzbergerContent © 2011 The Curators of the University of Missouri
for University of Missouri Extension publication CB15, An Ounce of Prevention
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Smoking andBirth Defects
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Effects of Smokingon the Fetus
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Smoking and Birth Defects
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Topic 1Question for 5 Points
Unusual slowing of growth and development of an infant
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Failure to thrive
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The term for a baby that weighs less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces at birth
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Low birthweight infant
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Occurs when a healthy baby dies quickly in his or her sleep without prior symptoms
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Crib death or sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
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Intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) refers to a delay of what?
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Growth and development of the fetus
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Hypoxia is best defined as a decreased supply of ________ to the fetus.
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Oxygen
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Topic 2 Question for 5 Points
One of the most common preventable causes of infant illness and death is _________.
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Smoking during pregnancy
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Topic 2Question for 10 Points
Smoking during pregnancy increases the mother’s risk for _________ and _________.
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Miscarriage and stillbirth
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Topic 2Question for 15 Points
Risks increase for _____ _____, a type of physical birth defect of the lip and palate.
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Oral clefts, aka cleft palate
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Topic 2Question for 20 Points
In addition to low birthweight, another effect of maternal smoking is a ______ to ______ infant.
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Failure to thrive
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Topic 2Question for 25 Points
If Mom stops smoking by week _____, the baby’s birth weight will usually be normal.
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Topic 3Question for 5 Points
Nicotine constricts blood vessels and decreases _______ flow to the fetus.
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Blood
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The placenta supplies blood from the mother to the baby. Nicotine goes into the baby’s __________.
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Body
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___________ raises the unborn baby’s blood pressure and slows the heartbeat.
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Nicotine
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The decreased supply of oxygen and other nutrients to the fetus can affect the physical and ________ development.
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Mental
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Topic 3Question for 25 Points
The fetus excretes _________ and carbon dioxide into the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus throughout pregnancy.
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Nicotine
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Topic 4Question for 5 Points
High exposure to secondhand ____________ may increase the risk for miscarriage and low birthweight.
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Smoke
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Topic 4Question for 10 Points
The risk for SIDS is increased when the infant is exposed to _______ during pregnancy and after birth.
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Smoke
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Topic 4Question for 15 Points
Women who smoke may have a harder time ________ compared to those who do not.
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Conceiving
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Topic 4Question for 20 Points
Men who smoke may have decreased sperm _________ and motility.
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Smoke
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Topic 4Question for 25 Points
A woman who smokes is more likely to have an unhealthy ______, although eating well is essential for a healthy pregnancy.
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Diet
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Smokers have ________ babies than nonsmokers.
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Smaller
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A low birthweight baby is at greater risk of developing __________ problems.
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Breathing
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Topic 5Question for 15 Points
Infants and children of women who smoke are at a higher risk for what common illnesses?
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Ear infections, asthma and colds
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Topic 5Question for 20 Points
Children of mothers who smoke are at an increased risk for l________ d________.
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Learning disabilities
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Topic 5Question for 25 Points
In addition to nicotine, a developing fetus is exposed
to what other chemicals? (4 possible)
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Carbon monoxide, cyanide, tar and lead
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Big PointsQuestion
One of the most common, preventable
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Smoking during pregnancy
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