Question 1

The number of children in the United States born with birth defects caused by rubella has

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A)  risen over time. 
B)  dramatically declined since the 1960s. 
C)  declined, but is now on the rise again. 
D)  remained constant over time. 
A)  risen over time. 
B)  dramatically declined since the 1960s. 
C)  declined, but is now on the rise again. 
D)  remained constant over time.

Question 2

Aside from the possibility of being infected with HIV during the birth process, how else might a child become infected by the mother?

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A)  By no other means 
B)  Through breast milk 
C)  By physical contact with the mother after birth 
D)  Only with HIV in utero or during the birth process, but not after the fetus is born 
A)  By no other means 
B)  Through breast milk 
C)  By physical contact with the mother after birth 
D)  Only with HIV in utero or during the birth process, but not after the fetus is born

Question 3

Maternal addiction to heroin or methadone is associated with

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A)  a high degree of difficulty during the birth process. 
B)  more aggressive behavior 12 months after birth. 
C)  more advanced motor and language development 12 months after birth. 
D)  low birth weight, prematurity, and toxemia. 
A)  a high degree of difficulty during the birth process. 
B)  more aggressive behavior 12 months after birth. 
C)  more advanced motor and language development 12 months after birth. 
D)  low birth weight, prematurity, and toxemia.

Question 4

Diethylstilbestrol (DES) is a form of

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A)  testosterone. 
B)  androgen. 
C)  estrogen. 
D)  antibiotic. 
A)  testosterone. 
B)  androgen. 
C)  estrogen. 
D)  antibiotic.

Question 5

At about 21 days, two ridges appear in the embryo and fold to make up the neural tube, which develops into the

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A)  nails, hair, and teeth. 
B)  digestive system, liver, and pancreas. 
C)  brain and spinal cord. 
D)  circulatory system, muscles, and skeleton. 
A)  nails, hair, and teeth. 
B)  digestive system, liver, and pancreas. 
C)  brain and spinal cord. 
D)  circulatory system, muscles, and skeleton.

Question 6

Prenatal development can be thought of in terms of the germinal, embryonic, and fetal periods. Or, it can be thought of as three trimesters. In terms of the way time is divided into periods, these two viewpoints are

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A)  identical; they both see prenatal development as occurring in three 3-month periods. 
B)  identical; they both see prenatal development as divided into the first two weeks, week 3 through 8, and the third month through birth. 
C)  similar in that both assume a pregnancy will last 266 days. 
D)  different in how development is viewed. 
A)  identical; they both see prenatal development as occurring in three 3-month periods. 
B)  identical; they both see prenatal development as divided into the first two weeks, week 3 through 8, and the third month through birth. 
C)  similar in that both assume a pregnancy will last 266 days. 
D)  different in how development is viewed.

Question 7

A friend of yours is pregnant. She has read about the potential problems that could occur with a pregnancy. Based upon this chapter, what do you think are the three most potentially harmful things an expectant mother could do that might harm a developing fetus?

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Although there are many things that can

Question 8

Why might an addicted newborn be given a narcotic shortly after birth?

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A)  To avoid serious withdrawal symptoms 
B)  To prepare it for the doses it will receive through the mother's milk 
C)  Newborns would never be given narcotics 
D)  Newborns cannot be born addicted 
A)  To avoid serious withdrawal symptoms 
B)  To prepare it for the doses it will receive through the mother's milk 
C)  Newborns would never be given narcotics 
D)  Newborns cannot be born addicted

Question 9

In comparison to other infants, infant "X" has more problems with jitteriness, concentration, and sleep. What might we assume about infant "X?"

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A)  This infant is more likely to be HIV positive. 
B)  This infant is likely to have been exposed to cocaine in utero. 
C)  This infant is likely to have had good prenatal nutrition. 
D)  This infant was most likely exposed to Accutane in utero. 
A)  This infant is more likely to be HIV positive. 
B)  This infant is likely to have been exposed to cocaine in utero. 
C)  This infant is likely to have had good prenatal nutrition. 
D)  This infant was most likely exposed to Accutane in utero.

Question 10

An antibiotic would be MOST successful in fighting which of the following illnesses?

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A)  Rubella 
B)  HIV 
C)  Syphilis 
D)  Fetal alcohol syndrome 
A)  Rubella 
B)  HIV 
C)  Syphilis 
D)  Fetal alcohol syndrome

Question 11

Why is Rh incompatibility usually not a problem during a first pregnancy?

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A)  Fewer first-born children are Rh-positive. 
B)  The mother's body has already formed Rh antibodies. 
C)  The mother's body has not yet formed Rh antibodies. 
D)  During first pregnancies, all mothers are Rh-positive. 
A)  Fewer first-born children are Rh-positive. 
B)  The mother's body has already formed Rh antibodies. 
C)  The mother's body has not yet formed Rh antibodies. 
D)  During first pregnancies, all mothers are Rh-positive.

Question 12

The fetus is connected to the placenta by the , whereas the mother is connected to the placenta by the .

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A)  umbilical cord; system of blood vessels in the uterine wall 
B)  system of blood vessels in the uterine wall; umbilical cord 
C)  umbilical cord; amniotic sac 
D)  amniotic sac; system of blood vessels in the uterine wall 
A)  umbilical cord; system of blood vessels in the uterine wall 
B)  system of blood vessels in the uterine wall; umbilical cord 
C)  umbilical cord; amniotic sac 
D)  amniotic sac; system of blood vessels in the uterine wall

Question 13

Match the following:
-Umbilical cord

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A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment 
A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment

Question 14

DeCasper and colleagues (1984, 1986, 1991) found that newborns preferred the voices of their own mothers to that of their fathers or unfamiliar women. Their explanation was that

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A)  newborns simply had less exposure to the voices of their fathers and unfamiliar women. 
B)  this might be a basis for attachment to the mother. 
C)  while female infants preferred their mother's voices, male infants preferred their father's voices. 
D)  this preference disappeared by the time the infants were two months old. 
A)  newborns simply had less exposure to the voices of their fathers and unfamiliar women. 
B)  this might be a basis for attachment to the mother. 
C)  while female infants preferred their mother's voices, male infants preferred their father's voices. 
D)  this preference disappeared by the time the infants were two months old.

Question 15

Match the following:
-Placenta

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A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment 
A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment

Question 16

During the embryonic stage, the zygote travels to the uterus and becomes implanted.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

When a developing embryo is exposed to higher levels of testosterone, this will lead to

Accepted Answer

A)  the development of the fallopian tubes. 
B)  the development of the uterus. 
C)  the growth of the Mullerian bulbs. 
D)  the differentiation of the Wolffian system. 
A)  the development of the fallopian tubes. 
B)  the development of the uterus. 
C)  the growth of the Mullerian bulbs. 
D)  the differentiation of the Wolffian system.

Question 18

Match the following:
-Fetal alcohol effect (FAE)

Accepted Answer

A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment 
A) connects fetus to placenta 
B) another name for pre-clampsia 
C) high blood pressure during pregnancy 
D) found in leafy green vegetables 
E) an estrogen named diethylstilbestrol
F)environmental influences or agents that can damage an embryo or fetus
G)first two weeks after conception
H)hollowed out area in the blastocyst from which the nervous system develops
I)filters what is passed between mother and fetus
J)development from the top down
K)inner layer of cells of the embryo
L)viral infection associated with intellectual disability and heart disease in the embryo
M)less severe symptoms than FAS, associated with moderate alcohol intake
N)period during which the embryo is particularly vulnerable to certain teratogens
O)middle layer of cells of the embryo
P)development from central to outer
Q)physician who provides prenatal care
R)hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus
S)third through eighth week after conception
T)present at birth; resulting from the prenatal environment

Question 19

The embryonic disk is part of the that eventually becomes the embryo.

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A)  blastocyst 
B)  trophoblast 
C)  placenta 
D)  sperm cell 
A)  blastocyst 
B)  trophoblast 
C)  placenta 
D)  sperm cell

Question 20

A pregnant woman is diagnosed as having syphilis. Which of the following is TRUE regarding her fetus?n infant born with skin sores, a runny nose, slimy patches in the mouth, and anemia may have been exposed to in utero.

Accepted Answer

A)  She will not be given antibiotics, as the syphilis bacterium is immune to antibiotics 
B)  She must be in her last trimester, as syphilis cannot be detected earlier in a pregnancy 
C)  An infected, untreated woman has about a 40% chance of having a child who is stillborn or who dies shortly after birth 
D)  The child will be unaffected, as syphilis cannot cross the placenta 
A)  She will not be given antibiotics, as the syphilis bacterium is immune to antibiotics 
B)  She must be in her last trimester, as syphilis cannot be detected earlier in a pregnancy 
C)  An infected, untreated woman has about a 40% chance of having a child who is stillborn or who dies shortly after birth 
D)  The child will be unaffected, as syphilis cannot cross the placenta

The number of children in the United States born with birth defects caused by rubella has

Aside from the possibility of being infected with HIV during the birth process, how else might a child become infected by the mother?

Maternal addiction to heroin or methadone is associated with

Diethylstilbestrol (DES) is a form of

At about 21 days, two ridges appear in the embryo and fold to make up the neural tube, which develops into the

Prenatal development can be thought of in terms of the germinal, embryonic, and fetal periods. Or, it can be thought of as three trimesters. In terms of the way time is divided into periods, these two viewpoints are

A friend of yours is pregnant. She has read about the potential problems that could occur with a pregnancy. Based upon this chapter, what do you think are the three most potentially harmful things an expectant mother could do that might harm a developing fetus?

Why might an addicted newborn be given a narcotic shortly after birth?

In comparison to other infants, infant "X" has more problems with jitteriness, concentration, and sleep. What might we assume about infant "X?"

An antibiotic would be MOST successful in fighting which of the following illnesses?

Why is Rh incompatibility usually not a problem during a first pregnancy?

The fetus is connected to the placenta by the , whereas the mother is connected to the placenta by the .

Match the following: -Umbilical cord

DeCasper and colleagues (1984, 1986, 1991) found that newborns preferred the voices of their own mothers to that of their fathers or unfamiliar women. Their explanation was that

Match the following: -Placenta

During the embryonic stage, the zygote travels to the uterus and becomes implanted.

When a developing embryo is exposed to higher levels of testosterone, this will lead to

Match the following: -Fetal alcohol effect (FAE)

The embryonic disk is part of the that eventually becomes the embryo.

A pregnant woman is diagnosed as having syphilis. Which of the following is TRUE regarding her fetus?n infant born with skin sores, a runny nose, slimy patches in the mouth, and anemia may have been exposed to in utero.

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The number of children in the United States born with birth defects caused by rubella has

Aside from the possibility of being infected with HIV during the birth process, how else might a child become infected by the mother?

Maternal addiction to heroin or methadone is associated with

Diethylstilbestrol (DES) is a form of

At about 21 days, two ridges appear in the embryo and fold to make up the neural tube, which develops into the

Prenatal development can be thought of in terms of the germinal, embryonic, and fetal periods. Or, it can be thought of as three trimesters. In terms of the way time is divided into periods, these two viewpoints are

A friend of yours is pregnant. She has read about the potential problems that could occur with a pregnancy. Based upon this chapter, what do you think are the three most potentially harmful things an expectant mother could do that might harm a developing fetus?

Why might an addicted newborn be given a narcotic shortly after birth?

In comparison to other infants, infant "X" has more problems with jitteriness, concentration, and sleep. What might we assume about infant "X?"

An antibiotic would be MOST successful in fighting which of the following illnesses?

Why is Rh incompatibility usually not a problem during a first pregnancy?

The fetus is connected to the placenta by the , whereas the mother is connected to the placenta by the .

Match the following: -Umbilical cord

DeCasper and colleagues (1984, 1986, 1991) found that newborns preferred the voices of their own mothers to that of their fathers or unfamiliar women. Their explanation was that

Match the following: -Placenta

During the embryonic stage, the zygote travels to the uterus and becomes implanted.

When a developing embryo is exposed to higher levels of testosterone, this will lead to

Match the following: -Fetal alcohol effect (FAE)

The embryonic disk is part of the that eventually becomes the embryo.

A pregnant woman is diagnosed as having syphilis. Which of the following is TRUE regarding her fetus?n infant born with skin sores, a runny nose, slimy patches in the mouth, and anemia may have been exposed to in utero.

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Heredity-And-Conception

Birth and the Newborn Baby: in the New World

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Infancy-Social-And-Emotional-Development

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Early Childhood: Social and Emotional Development

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