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    Prenatal Development PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT The Prenatal Development process is nothing short of a miracle. The way in which humans grown in the womb is a process that has awed doctors and scientists alike since the beginning of time. Even though through the years the decision process of whether to start a family and the way society looks at families with babies has changed‚ the prenatal development of a baby has remained the same‚ and just as remarkable as ever before. Prenatal Development

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    1) How is the baby’s due date calculated and why is it often hard to calculate? The baby’s due date is calculated by doctors and midwives from the beginning of the mother’s last period. This marker is used because it is difficult to determine exactly when the mother is ovulating and as a result when the sperm is fertilized the egg. 2) Briefly explain the process of conception? Ovulation‚ Development of Corpus Luteum‚ Release of Egg‚ Menses‚ Fertilization‚ Implantation‚ Pregnancy Hormones

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    pregnancy and prenatal care Narrowed issues/problems: The first biggest problem of healthcare in today’s society is the issue of teen pregnancies and for them to have good prenatal care‚ so they can have a good delivery and a healthy baby. Thesis Statement: Even though teen pregnancies are falling in numbers throughout the United States‚ it is still happening; and a lot of times these teen mothers are from a poor or disadvantage backgrounds and don’t have any access to good prenatal care‚ so these

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    Prenatal Development: The Stages and Risks of Prenatal Development Ivy Tech University Jaime Heineman Pregnancy is an exciting time for the mother as well as her friends and family. It is an experience which has every emotion you can think of: joy‚ fear‚ curiosity‚ anxiety‚ and expectation. It is natural to be excited and afraid at the same time. Many expecting mothers are aware of the things they need to do and the things that they should avoid in order for their baby to grow and

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    been found that on its own prenatal ultrasound exposure is not a cause of autism. Although previously performed studies reported a link between autism and ultrasound exposure the results have not been replicated. More recently performed studies have found that those exposed to ultrasound prenatally have the same risk of developing autism as those unexposed. Based on the results of such research studies as Grether et al. and Stalberg et al. it is recommended that prenatal ultrasound use be continued

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    Babies From a helpless newborn to an active toddler: It takes just 12 short months for a baby to undergo an incredible transformation. Babies grow and change at an amazing pace‚ and every month there are new and exciting developments happening. Do you know how babies are made? We all got the basics covered. A man and woman meet‚ they have sex‚ and nine months later‚ a baby is born. But there’s a lot more to it than that. For this processes to begin there is a few things that need to happen. For

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    Rooming in With Your Newborn Rooming in is when a newborn stays in his or her mother’s hospital room instead of in the hospital’s nursery. There are two kinds of rooming in: Partial rooming in. Partial rooming in is when the baby stays with his or her mother during the day and in the nursery at night. Full rooming in is when the baby stays with his or her mother most of the time. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF ROOMING IN? Benefits of rooming in include: You and your baby will have some time

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    Prenatal testing and the disability rights If the researchers can identify the sequences of genes they can correct the sequences related with disease and disability. Researchers had a less success using gene therapy to correct such conditions and no researchers had at least tried to use gene therapy to correct impairments in a fetus. Prenatal testing: • The prenatal testing is a logical extension of good prenatal care: the idea is that prenatal testing helps prospective parents have healthy babies

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    Care Plan 1: Maintaining Newborn Thermoregulation: When the neonate’s temperature was initially checked by the axillary route it was recorded around 99 F and by the rectal route it was 99.1 F. The neonate’s body felt warm to the touch. After refraining from wrapping the neonate in a blanket‚ his temperature decreased to 98.8 F. However‚ 2 ½ hours later‚ his axillary temperature was checked again and was recorded at 99.4 F. The neonate risks developing hyperthermia. Intervention 1: Maintaining

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    Healthy Newborn Submitted by Ngassa‚ Gratino (gngassa) on 5/15/2013 11:14:57 AM Points Awarded | 1.00 | Points Missed | 22.00 | Percentage | 4.3% | Infant Care at Birth The nursery RN places the infant under a radiant warmer and starts to dry her quickly. 1. What is the rationale for these actions? A) Heat production is increased through stimulation. INCORRECT Drying the infant may increase heat production‚ but this is not the best method to correct the newborn’s body temperature. B) Convective

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