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    Essay On Teratogens

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    to. Whether it is a virus, chemical, or a drug. These things can cause a teratogen, which is a factor that produces a birth defect. In this paper, we are going to talk about two kinds of teratogens that could cause a birth defect. Cocaine and alcohol are very dangerous to any human being while they are pregnant. Cocaine is a white powdery substance that is made from a coca plant. It can be snorted, injected, or smoked. People can easily get addicted to this drug since it provides…

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    sequence of stages, which are primarily known as germinal, embryotic and the fetal stage. Each of the stages of prenatal development is very important to the development of a healthy happy baby. There are some agents that can potentially harm or disturb this crucial time for an infant, these agents are known as teratogens. Environmental factors such as mercury, air pollution and pesticides and personal choices such as consuming alcohol, caffeine and inhaling any tobacco products, can all impose…

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    1 Month: The zygote grows rapidly to about one half inch. During this time, the heart starts beating and the veins and arteries is active. Organs, such as the brain, kidneys, and liver begin to grow. The microscope detects the eyes, ears, mouth and nose, but the sex is not detectable (Matorell, Papalia, & Feldman, 2014). 7 Weeks: The baby is one-inch long and organs begin functioning; the liver produces blood cells, the stomach produces digestive juices, and the heart has a regular beat. The…

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    The cri du chat syndrome is a rare hereditary disease that is characterized by the fact that the affected child, baby, have a cry similar to a cat's meow (cry of a cat = cri du chat). According to the ¨Cri-Du-Chat Syndrome: Clinical Profile and Chromosomal Microarray Analysis¨ article journal by Espirito Santo and partners, the cri du chat syndrome is caused by a specific alteration of genetic material: the loss of a part of the filiform structures in the nucleus of the cell that carry the…

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    This study will investigate the effect of television media on body image of adolescents girls diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. Research has shown that the adolescent female is known to spent hours watching soap operas and reality programs. The objective of this paper is to examine the correlation between the hours spent exposed to television media, the specific television program exposure and any possible impact on body image the exposure to television media has on the specified population of…

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    brain structure of a baby inside the uterus? Recreational drugs like alcohol, nicotine, cocaine, and marijuana are some of the most readily available substances. These substances are harmful when consumed in excess in your daily lives, but when an expecting mother uses these drugs, not only does this affect her health, but it also affects the baby growing inside her.…

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    Tylenol Experiments

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    Tylenol is a drug that is often used to reduce pain and fever. It has been used for many years and is considered safe. It is sometimes recommended for pregnant women. However, a new study has found that using Tylenol during pregnancy can increase the risk of childhood behavioral problems. The study was performed by British researchers. It followed 7,716 parents and children. The participants were asked about their Tylenol use during and after their pregnancy. They were also asked about their…

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    such as alcohol, narcotics or cocaine without medical justification (Merriam-Webster, 2017). These type of abuse leads to serious adverse reaction that can change the life of the mother and the fetus. There are several factors that can lead with substance abuse which are neonatal abstinence syndrome and stillbirth. Neonatal abstinence syndrome takes place when the pregnant individual intake these types of drugs which then is transmitted to the fetus via the womb (Neonatal abstinence syndrome,…

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    both antenatal and postnatal care for her 8 month son Ihaia and her 16 week pregnancy. Wikitoria has stated that she is not coping with this and is drinking alcohol which is apparent on her breath. This essay will discuss and examine the objectives of potential health consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy which include fetal alcohol spectrum disorder and postnatal depression. It will also explore how support can be provided from a range of services to resolve this identified…

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    Essay On Cerebral Palsy

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    disorders,strokes,and infection of the brain. Taking certain precautions during pregnancy might decrease the risk of cerebral palsy. To prevent Cerebral Palsy seek appropriate prenatal care as early as possible in the pregnancy. Avoid using cigarettes, alcohol, and other harmful drugs during pregnancy: these increase the risk of premature delivery. Also rubella (measles) during pregnancy is a cause of cerebral palsy. Signs and symptoms can vary greatly.Movement and coordination problems…

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