Question 1

All of the following are categories assessed on the Apgar test except for​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​respiration. 
B)  ​heart rate. 
C)  ​muscle tone. 
D)  ​vision. 
A)  ​respiration. 
B)  ​heart rate. 
C)  ​muscle tone. 
D)  ​vision.

Question 2

The __________ hypothesis states that nutrition during the prenatal period can have irreversible effects on the child's health, which can follow him or her into adulthood.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Piaget 
B)  ​Barker 
C)  ​Skinner 
D)  ​Freud 
A)  ​Piaget 
B)  ​Barker 
C)  ​Skinner 
D)  ​Freud

Question 3

Through the process of __________, the cell divides and replicates itself into two new somatic cells, each identical to the parent cell.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​mitosis 
B)  ​meiosis 
C)  ​division 
D)  ​replication 
A)  ​mitosis 
B)  ​meiosis 
C)  ​division 
D)  ​replication

Question 4

A newborn is considered to be a preterm birth if the newborn​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​weighs 2500 grams. 
B)  ​is born prior to 37 weeks gestation. 
C)  ​is born prior to 39 weeks gestation. 
D)  ​All of the above 
A)  ​weighs 2500 grams. 
B)  ​is born prior to 37 weeks gestation. 
C)  ​is born prior to 39 weeks gestation. 
D)  ​All of the above

Question 5

The Human Genome Project discovered approximately _____ genes.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​100,000 
B)  ​10,000 
C)  ​200,000 
D)  ​20,500 
A)  ​100,000 
B)  ​10,000 
C)  ​200,000 
D)  ​20,500

Question 6

At _____ cm dilation, contractions begin to push the fetus to the birth canal to prepare for delivery.​

Accepted Answer

A)  5​ 
B)  ​3 
C)  ​10 
D)  ​8 
A)  5​ 
B)  ​3 
C)  ​10 
D)  ​8

Question 7

__________ is not a symptom of postpartum depression.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Depressed mood 
B)  ​Feelings of insignificance 
C)  ​Lack of interest in daily activities 
D)  ​Persistent worry 
A)  ​Depressed mood 
B)  ​Feelings of insignificance 
C)  ​Lack of interest in daily activities 
D)  ​Persistent worry

Question 8

Microcephaly is a birth defect that includes​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​flattened facial features. 
B)  ​smaller head circumference. 
C)  ​shortened body length. 
D)  ​lengthened forehead region. 
A)  ​flattened facial features. 
B)  ​smaller head circumference. 
C)  ​shortened body length. 
D)  ​lengthened forehead region.

Question 9

The term __________ refers to the thinning of the cervix, which marks the beginning of the __________ phase of labor.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​dilation; active 
B)  ​dilation; latent 
C)  ​effacement; active 
D)  ​effacement; latent 
A)  ​dilation; active 
B)  ​dilation; latent 
C)  ​effacement; active 
D)  ​effacement; latent

Question 10

A genetic counselor obtains an extensive family history to look for hereditary disorders that could possibly occur in the parents' children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Monozygotic twins refers to __________, whereas dizygotic twins refers to​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​fraternal twins; identical twins. 
B)  ​identical twins; fraternal twins. 
C)  ​male twins; female twins. 
D)  ​female twins; male twins. 
A)  ​fraternal twins; identical twins. 
B)  ​identical twins; fraternal twins. 
C)  ​male twins; female twins. 
D)  ​female twins; male twins.

Question 12

The father's age has no effect on fetal or newborn outcomes.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Down syndrome is caused by​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​an extra 23rd chromosome. 
B)  ​a mutated 23rd chromosome. 
C)  ​an extra 21st chromosome. 
D)  ​a missing 21st chromosome. 
A)  ​an extra 23rd chromosome. 
B)  ​a mutated 23rd chromosome. 
C)  ​an extra 21st chromosome. 
D)  ​a missing 21st chromosome.

Question 14

__________ is not one of the four bases of DNA.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Adenine (
A)  
B)  ​Thymine (T) 
C)  ​Guanine (G) 
D)  ​Carosene (
C)  
A)  ​Adenine (
A)  
B)  ​Thymine (T) 
C)  ​Guanine (G) 
D)  ​Carosene (
C)

Question 15

Describe two assistive reproductive technology options for infertile couples, including the benefits and drawbacks of each.

Accepted Answer

Two assistive reproductive technology op

Question 16

Infants with a relaxed and calm temperament are likely to remain calm as they develop.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Infertile couples may wish to use an assistive reproductive technology, such as __________, which removes the women's egg from her uterus and fertilizes it with her partner's sperm in a Petri dish.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​in vitro fertilization 
B)  ​artificial insemination 
C)  ​intracystoplasmic sperm injection 
D)  ​in vitro insemination 
A)  ​in vitro fertilization 
B)  ​artificial insemination 
C)  ​intracystoplasmic sperm injection 
D)  ​in vitro insemination

Question 18

The human nucleus contains 46 total chromosomes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Describe the role of nature and nurture in the development of intelligence. Give examples.

Accepted Answer

The development of intelligence is influ

Question 20

The risk for postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is greatest during the __________ stage of labor.​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​third 
B)  ​second 
C)  ​delivery 
D)  ​active 
A)  ​third 
B)  ​second 
C)  ​delivery 
D)  ​active

All of the following are categories assessed on the Apgar test except for

The __________ hypothesis states that nutrition during the prenatal period can have irreversible effects on the child's health, which can follow him or her into adulthood.

Through the process of __________, the cell divides and replicates itself into two new somatic cells, each identical to the parent cell.

A newborn is considered to be a preterm birth if the newborn

The Human Genome Project discovered approximately _____ genes.

At _____ cm dilation, contractions begin to push the fetus to the birth canal to prepare for delivery.

__________ is not a symptom of postpartum depression.

Microcephaly is a birth defect that includes

The term refers to the thinning of the cervix, which marks the beginning of the phase of labor.

A genetic counselor obtains an extensive family history to look for hereditary disorders that could possibly occur in the parents' children.

Monozygotic twins refers to __________, whereas dizygotic twins refers to

The father's age has no effect on fetal or newborn outcomes.

Down syndrome is caused by

__________ is not one of the four bases of DNA.

Describe two assistive reproductive technology options for infertile couples, including the benefits and drawbacks of each.

Infants with a relaxed and calm temperament are likely to remain calm as they develop.

Infertile couples may wish to use an assistive reproductive technology, such as __________, which removes the women's egg from her uterus and fertilizes it with her partner's sperm in a Petri dish.

The human nucleus contains 46 total chromosomes.

Describe the role of nature and nurture in the development of intelligence. Give examples.

The risk for postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is greatest during the __________ stage of labor.

Important Fundamental Principles in Lifespan Development

Theories of Human Development Cognitions, Morality and Faith, and the Human Experience

Physical and Cognitive Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

Emotional and Social Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

The Preschool Years Early Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

The Preschool Years Early Childhood Emotional and Social Development

Middle Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

Middle Childhood Emotional and Social Development

The Adolescent Years Physical and Cognitive Development

The Adolescent Years Emotional, Identity, and Social Development

Young Adulthood Physical and Cognitive Development

Young Adulthood Social, Emotional and Career Development

Middle Adulthood Physical and Cognitive Development

Middle Adulthood Socialemotional, Family, Career, and Spiritual Development

Later Adulthood and Old Age Physical and Cognitive Development

Relationships and Psychosocial Aspects of Later Adulthood

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Exam 3: Genetics, Heredity, Environment, and Prenatal Development

All of the following are categories assessed on the Apgar test except for​

The __________ hypothesis states that nutrition during the prenatal period can have irreversible effects on the child's health, which can follow him or her into adulthood.​

Through the process of __________, the cell divides and replicates itself into two new somatic cells, each identical to the parent cell.​

A newborn is considered to be a preterm birth if the newborn​

The Human Genome Project discovered approximately _____ genes.​

At _____ cm dilation, contractions begin to push the fetus to the birth canal to prepare for delivery.​

__________ is not a symptom of postpartum depression.​

Microcephaly is a birth defect that includes​

The term __________ refers to the thinning of the cervix, which marks the beginning of the __________ phase of labor.​

A genetic counselor obtains an extensive family history to look for hereditary disorders that could possibly occur in the parents' children.

Monozygotic twins refers to __________, whereas dizygotic twins refers to​

The father's age has no effect on fetal or newborn outcomes.​

Down syndrome is caused by​

__________ is not one of the four bases of DNA.​

Describe two assistive reproductive technology options for infertile couples, including the benefits and drawbacks of each.

Infants with a relaxed and calm temperament are likely to remain calm as they develop.

Infertile couples may wish to use an assistive reproductive technology, such as __________, which removes the women's egg from her uterus and fertilizes it with her partner's sperm in a Petri dish.​

The human nucleus contains 46 total chromosomes.

Describe the role of nature and nurture in the development of intelligence. Give examples.

The risk for postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is greatest during the __________ stage of labor.​

Important Fundamental Principles in Lifespan Development

Theories of Human Development Cognitions, Morality and Faith, and the Human Experience

Physical and Cognitive Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

Emotional and Social Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

The Preschool Years Early Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

The Preschool Years Early Childhood Emotional and Social Development

Middle Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

Middle Childhood Emotional and Social Development

The Adolescent Years Physical and Cognitive Development

The Adolescent Years Emotional, Identity, and Social Development

Young Adulthood Physical and Cognitive Development

Young Adulthood Social, Emotional and Career Development

Middle Adulthood Physical and Cognitive Development

Middle Adulthood Socialemotional, Family, Career, and Spiritual Development

Later Adulthood and Old Age Physical and Cognitive Development

Relationships and Psychosocial Aspects of Later Adulthood

Filters

All of the following are categories assessed on the Apgar test except for

The __________ hypothesis states that nutrition during the prenatal period can have irreversible effects on the child's health, which can follow him or her into adulthood.

Through the process of __________, the cell divides and replicates itself into two new somatic cells, each identical to the parent cell.

A newborn is considered to be a preterm birth if the newborn

The Human Genome Project discovered approximately _____ genes.

At _____ cm dilation, contractions begin to push the fetus to the birth canal to prepare for delivery.

__________ is not a symptom of postpartum depression.

Microcephaly is a birth defect that includes

The term refers to the thinning of the cervix, which marks the beginning of the phase of labor.

Monozygotic twins refers to __________, whereas dizygotic twins refers to

The father's age has no effect on fetal or newborn outcomes.

Down syndrome is caused by

__________ is not one of the four bases of DNA.

Infertile couples may wish to use an assistive reproductive technology, such as __________, which removes the women's egg from her uterus and fertilizes it with her partner's sperm in a Petri dish.

The risk for postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is greatest during the __________ stage of labor.