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Chromosomes

Strucctures that contain genetic material

Deoxyribonucleic

The molecule that composes one chromosomes and is the biochemical basis of heredity

Gene

The biochemical instruction that is produce by a group of chemical compounds within a strand of DNA

Genotype

A persons complete set of genes

Phenotype

Observable features that result from the interaction between a persons genes and the environment

Alleles

Variations of genes

Homozygous

Alleles are the same

Heterozygous

Alleles are different

Sickle cell disease

Occurs when both parents pass on the recessive allele for the disease

Prenatal Development

The changes that turn a fertilized egg into a new born baby

Zygote

The fertilized egg

Amniotic Sack

Filled with fluid that cushions the embryo and provides a constant temperature

Umbilical Cord

Contains blood vessels that run from placenta to embryo

Teratogen

An agent that causes abnormal prenatal development

Ultrasound

Use sound waves to generate a picture of the fetus

Chronic Villus Sampling

Used to detect a suspected genetic disorder

Fetal Medicine

treating prenatal problems before birth

Hypoxia

Infant does not get enough oxygen due to a disruption in blood flow through the umbilical cord

Small for date

Babies usually result of mothers alcohol consumption or nutrition

Infant mortality rate

percentage of infants who die before their 1st birthday

Motor Development

The evolution of changes in motor behavior occuring as a result of growth, maturation, and experience. EX. Rolling Over, Getting out of bed

Motor Learning

A set of internal processes associated with practice of experience leading to relativly permanent changes in motor skill capability.

Motor Control

An area of study dealing with the understanding of the neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of biological movement

Motor Skills

Learned though interaction and exploration of the environment. This is cosidered the highest level of motor behavior and includes highly coordinted movement patterns

Gross Motor Skills

Activities are performed using large muscle groups

Fine motor Skills

Activities are performed using small muscle groups