Human fetal development

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Human Fetal Development Month 7 Week 28-31

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this was a project for my child development class...i think i did horrible

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Human Fetal Development

Month 7 Week 28-31

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Weight∞By this month you have gained about 27

pounds from when you weren’t pregnant; so basically you are putting on a pound per week

Continued breast growth∞By now you have an additional 2lbs. Of

breast tissueBraxton Hicks contractions∞These contractions are warm-ups for the real

thing. They're usually weak and come and go unpredictably.

Changes in the Mother

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Changes in the Mother

Backaches ∞As the baby continues to gain weight, pregnancy

hormones relax the joints between the bones in your pelvic area. These changes can be tough on your back.

Shortness of Breath∞You might get winded easily as your uterus

expands beneath your diaphragm, the muscle just below your lungs

Heartburn ∞During the third trimester, the growing uterus

might push your stomach out of its normal position= heartburn

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Frequent Urination∞As the baby moves deeper into

your pelvis, you'll feel more pressure on your bladder

∞This extra pressure might also cause you to leak urine — especially when you laugh, cough or sneeze

Changes in the Mother

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∞ A normal weight for a fetus at 7 months is 2 ½ to 3 ½ pounds

∞The normal length of a fetus this age is 14inches to 15 inches (36 cm to 37 cm)

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∞ Increasing body fat∞Bones at this stage are fully

developed∞Descent of testes from the

abdomen to the scrotum (boys)

∞All organs undergo functional maturation

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∞Fetus can now blink∞Now able to hiccup∞Moves around∞Settles into position for birth∞ Hands and feet become more

active∞Baby exercises by kicking and

stretching∞The baby can also now grasping

motions and now like to suck his thumb

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∞ Taste buds are forming∞Hearing is fully developed

so they can hear everything∞Eyes remain open for short

periods of time

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∞ In the State of Connecticut, abortion at this stage isn’t an option

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∞ Toxoplasma:• Cats are a known

host of this and humans can be infected with this if cat feces aren't’ handled properly

• It can also be contracted by eating under cooked meat

• Effects on your baby: underdevelopment of brain, blindness or seizures

∞ Syphilis Bacteria (STI):• Effects on your baby:

liver and spleen enlargement, dysfunction, skin rashes, vision deterioration, deaf, teeth take on a conic shape

• Some babies wont show signs of early congenital syphilis until the age of 8

Possible Teratogens

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∞ Cocaine• Using cocaine

during pregnancy can lead to: development hollows in the brain, heart defects, LBW (low birth weight), placental abruption

∞Nicotine • Decreased blow

flow from the uterus, diminishes oxygen supply to fetus=fetal hypoxia

• Retardation• Pre-mature• LBW(low birth

weight)

Possible Teratogens

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Link to video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBFvZoECv1M