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59 Cards in this Set
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How does the fetus recieve it's nutrients?
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The maternal side of the placental villi bathed in nutrient rich blood and absorb nutrients and release them to the fetus via the fetal capillaries.
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What is the critical period for neural tube development?
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17 to 30 days gestation
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How much folate are women required to have if they are planning on becoming pregnant?
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400 micrograms
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How much folate is in food?
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140 per 100
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How does the fetus recieve it's nutrients?
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The maternal side of the placental villi bathed in nutrient rich blood and absorb nutrients and release them to the fetus via the fetal capillaries.
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How does the fetus recieve it's nutrients?
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The maternal side of the placental villi bathed in nutrient rich blood and absorb nutrients and release them to the fetus via the fetal capillaries.
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How does the fetus recieve it's nutrients?
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The maternal side of the placental villi bathed in nutrient rich blood and absorb nutrients and release them to the fetus via the fetal capillaries.
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About how much weight should be gained during pregancy?
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25-35 pounds
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What is the pattern of weight gain?
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3.5 lbs in first month, and about 1 pound each week after.
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What is the critical period for neural tube development?
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17 to 30 days gestation
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What is the critical period for neural tube development?
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17 to 30 days gestation
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What is the critical period for neural tube development?
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17 to 30 days gestation
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How much folate are women required to have if they are planning on becoming pregnant?
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400 micrograms
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What 10 things can happen to a fetus due to malnutrition?
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1. reduce fertility
2. amenorhhea 3. placenta doesn't develop 4. birth defects 5. retardation 6. prematurity 7. spontaneous abortion 8. still birth 9. low birth weight 10. grandchildren |
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How much folate are women required to have if they are planning on becoming pregnant?
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400 micrograms
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How much folate are women required to have if they are planning on becoming pregnant?
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400 micrograms
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How much folate is in food?
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140 per 100
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Define low birth weight.
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5 1/2 lbs
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How much folate is in food?
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140 per 100
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How much folate is in food?
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140 per 100
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What are the two hormones that coordinate lactation?
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prolactin and oxytocin
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About how much weight should be gained during pregancy?
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25-35 pounds
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What is the pattern of weight gain?
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3.5 lbs in first month, and about 1 pound each week after.
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About how much weight should be gained during pregancy?
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25-35 pounds
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About how much weight should be gained during pregancy?
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25-35 pounds
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What hormone is responsible for milk production?
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prolactin
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What 10 things can happen to a fetus due to malnutrition?
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1. reduce fertility
2. amenorhhea 3. placenta doesn't develop 4. birth defects 5. retardation 6. prematurity 7. spontaneous abortion 8. still birth 9. low birth weight 10. grandchildren |
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What is the pattern of weight gain?
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3.5 lbs in first month, and about 1 pound each week after.
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What is the pattern of weight gain?
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3.5 lbs in first month, and about 1 pound each week after.
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What hormone is responsible for ejecting milk?
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oxytocin
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Define low birth weight.
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5 1/2 lbs
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What 10 things can happen to a fetus due to malnutrition?
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1. reduce fertility
2. amenorhhea 3. placenta doesn't develop 4. birth defects 5. retardation 6. prematurity 7. spontaneous abortion 8. still birth 9. low birth weight 10. grandchildren |
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What 10 things can happen to a fetus due to malnutrition?
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1. reduce fertility
2. amenorhhea 3. placenta doesn't develop 4. birth defects 5. retardation 6. prematurity 7. spontaneous abortion 8. still birth 9. low birth weight 10. grandchildren |
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How does nutritional inadequacies affect the quality or quantity of breast milk?
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effects quanity not guality
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Define low birth weight.
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5 1/2 lbs
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What are the two hormones that coordinate lactation?
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prolactin and oxytocin
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Define low birth weight.
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5 1/2 lbs
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What are the two hormones that coordinate lactation?
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prolactin and oxytocin
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What does gestation do?
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Gestation that acts on uterus and mammary glands
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What are the two hormones that coordinate lactation?
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prolactin and oxytocin
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What hormone is responsible for milk production?
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prolactin
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How much weight should be gained by age 1?
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20-25 lbs
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What hormone is responsible for milk production?
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prolactin
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What hormone is responsible for milk production?
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prolactin
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When should a baby be weaned to cow's milk?
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1 year
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What hormone is responsible for ejecting milk?
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oxytocin
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What hormone is responsible for ejecting milk?
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oxytocin
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What hormone is responsible for ejecting milk?
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oxytocin
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How does nutritional inadequacies affect the quality or quantity of breast milk?
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effects quanity not guality
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How does nutritional inadequacies affect the quality or quantity of breast milk?
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effects quanity not guality
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How does nutritional inadequacies affect the quality or quantity of breast milk?
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effects quanity not guality
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What does gestation do?
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Gestation that acts on uterus and mammary glands
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How much weight should be gained by age 1?
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20-25 lbs
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What does gestation do?
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Gestation that acts on uterus and mammary glands
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What does gestation do?
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Gestation that acts on uterus and mammary glands
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How much weight should be gained by age 1?
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20-25 lbs
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When should a baby be weaned to cow's milk?
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1 year
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How much weight should be gained by age 1?
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20-25 lbs
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When should a baby be weaned to cow's milk?
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1 year
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