1. The first stage of labor is the longest stage and it consists of three substages. Latent or early labor is the first part of the first stage. What begins to happen at this point is a thinning of the cervix and there will be a dilation of up to 3 cm. Other signs during this early labor stage can include heavy discharge and also leaking of amniotic fluid. The bigger sign at this point will be the contractions starting up. They will hurt but you will still be able to walk around.. Contractions will last half a minute approximately and occur anywhere from 3-20 minutes. This will also vary from woman to woman. The early stage time table for new mothers can last up to 20 hours versus a second time mom which can last around 10 hours.
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I would like to discuss a chromosomal disorder called Turner Syndrome 1 in 2,500 females are born with Turner Syndrome. It is a chromosomal disorder where a female is born with only one X chromosome or part of one. It can be diagnosed before birth, during infancy or in early childhood. Some of the developmental issues of this disease will be abnormalities in the developing of reproductive organs, delayed puberty, short statue and a jaw that is underdeveloped. Most times they will also have a webbed neck.
Other signs of this disease include: high blood pressure, osteoporosis, widely spaced nipples, and scoliosis. Females with Turner syndrome with have a hard time learning, especially Math Some long term consequences include infertility which in some cases can be made possible with hormone treatment and therapy. Girls with this disease will need regular checkups and medical help but can otherwise live normal lives.
3. The process of neuronal migration is when the cells move away from their point of origin and go to specific locations in the body. Included in this process is neurogenesis which is the beginning part or the formation of the new neurons. Neurogenesis of the baby in womb starts as early as 20-40 days after conception and it will continue through the whole prenatal period. The longer the baby stays inside the better developed the brain will
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I would like to discuss a chromosomal disorder called Turner Syndrome 1 in 2,500 females are born with Turner Syndrome. It is a chromosomal disorder where a female is born with only one X chromosome or part of one. It can be diagnosed before birth, during infancy or in early childhood. Some of the developmental issues of this disease will be abnormalities in the developing of reproductive organs, delayed puberty, short statue and a jaw that is underdeveloped. Most times they will also have a webbed neck.
Other signs of this disease include: high blood pressure, osteoporosis, widely spaced nipples, and scoliosis. Females with Turner syndrome with have a hard time learning, especially Math Some long term consequences include infertility which in some cases can be made possible with hormone treatment and therapy. Girls with this disease will need regular checkups and medical help but can otherwise live normal lives.
3. The process of neuronal migration is when the cells move away from their point of origin and go to specific locations in the body. Included in this process is neurogenesis which is the beginning part or the formation of the new neurons. Neurogenesis of the baby in womb starts as early as 20-40 days after conception and it will continue through the whole prenatal period. The longer the baby stays inside the better developed the brain will