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PIH stands for?
The joining of two cells is called?
CD Chp 5-6
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The joining of two cells is called?
fallopian tubes
birth
conception
cervix
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PIH stands for?
Pregnancy-induce hypertention
pregnancy indirect hypertension
pregnancy induce headaches
diabetes
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Born too soon or even loss of a baby.
premature birth
prenatal supplement
congenital condition
Sonar
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What is the second stage of prenatal development?
gestation
embryonic
fetal
germinal
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A doctor who specializes in pregnancy and birth.
Pediatrician
Obstetrician
Surgeon
Gynocologist
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A food guidance system developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help people make nutritious food choices.
Aerobics
MyPlate
Nutrition Labels
Body Mass Index
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How long is a trimester?
9 months
3 months
6 months
11 months
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A defect caused by one or more abnormalities in the genome?
defect
genes
genetic disorder
chromosomal disorders
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What is the first stage of prenatal development?
germinal
fetal
embryonic
chorion
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The male germ cell.
testes
zygote
sperm
ovaries
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When the baby's movements can be felt by the mother, it is called?
fetal stage
fetus
age of visibility
quickening
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What is the third stage of prenatal development?
embryonic
fetal
gestation
germinal
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When is couple is permanently unable to conceive.
fertile
ARTs
infertile
sterile
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What are the three most common ART procedures?
IVF
surrogate mother
Artificial Insemination
GIFT
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What is the chromosomal disorder that occurs when each body cell has three copies instead of two?
environmental factors
recessive gene
chromosomal disorder
down syndrome
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A persons inherited traits?
chromosomes
dominant traits
genes
genetic factors
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The female germ cell. Also called the egg.
cervix
ovum
sperm
uterus
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This chromosomal disorder occurs when each body cell has has three copies of chromosomes instead of two.
down syndrome
chromosomal disorders
environmental factors
x-link recessive
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A test in which sound waves bounce off the fetus to produce an image of the fetus.
CVS
noninvasive
amniocentesis
ultrasound
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Couples who try to conceive and are unable to.
fertility counseling
infertile
ARTs
sterile
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A delivery that occurs before 39 weeks of pregnancy.
preterm birth
placenta abruptio
premature birith
miscarriage
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What does PIH stand for?
pregnancy induced hearburn
pregnancy induced headaches
pregnancy-induced hypertension
pregnancy induced health
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A defect caused by one or more abnormalities is called?
diabetes
x-link recessive
chromosomal disorders
genentic disorders
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Female reproductive glands.
ovum
ovaries
testes
zygote
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What does STI stand for?
sexually transmitted infections
sexually transmitted diseases
standard time increments
sexual trauma incident
