'Birth complications' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 3

Chapter 3. BIRTH AND THE NEWBORN CHILD. Learning Objectives. Learning Objectives. LO 3.1 Describe the three stages of the birth process LO 3.2 Name two common types of birth complications and explain how they can be overcome by cesarean delivery

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Smoking and health

Smoking and health. Professor Martin Jarvis Department of Epidemiology & Public Health. Smoking as nicotine dependence. Nicotine the driving force As with other drugs, complex interplay between pharmacology, learning mechanisms, social and economic influences in determining patterns of use.

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Birth and the Newborn Child

3. Birth and the Newborn Child. Birth and Its Cultural Context. Stages of the Birth Process The First Stage: Labor. Longest and most taxing stage Contractions in the uterus cause cervix to dilate Labor is painful but there are some ways to ease discomfort

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Birth and the Newborn Child

3. Birth and the Newborn Child. Birth and Its Cultural Context. Stages of the Birth Process The First Stage: Labor. Longest and most taxing stage Contractions in the uterus cause cervix to dilate Labor is painful but there are some ways to ease discomfort

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Psychopathy

Psychopathy. Sharon Sternberg. What is Psychopathy?. A personality disorder in which an individual manifests immoral and antisocial behavior, lack of ability to love or establish meaningful personal relationships, extreme egocentricity (self-centeredness), failure to learn from experience, etc.

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CHAPTER 3 CONCEPTION, PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT, AND BIRTH

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Birth and the Newborn Baby

Birth and the Newborn Baby. Chapter 5. Guideposts for Study. 1. How do newborn infants adjust to life _________________ 2. How can we tell whether a new baby is healthy and is __________________________________. Guideposts for Study.

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Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology. Biological Beginnings. Genetics. Natural selection Sources of genetic variability. Genetic Principles. Sex linked genes A trait that is affected by the interaction of several different genes. Genetic Abnormalities. Down Syndrome Fragile X Phenylketonuria.

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Prenatal Environment

Prenatal Environment. Reciprocal influence Person and environment Good and bad influences important Teratogen: environmental agent Harms the developing fetus Critical Period: Organogenesis Dosage & duration Genetic make-up: susceptibility. Teratogens-Drugs.

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English Reformation

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Biological Explanations for Anorexia Nervosa

Biological Explanations for Anorexia Nervosa. Neural Explanations (1) . Neurotransmitters Serotonin Disturbances in serotonin levels are characteristic with those with eating disorders. Persistent disruption to serotonin levels leads to increased anxiety which can trigger anorexia.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Prenatal Development. Michael Hoerger. Phases of Pregnancy. Germinal: up to 2 weeks, 60% death rate Embryo: up to 8 weeks, 20% death rate Fetus: up to birth (28 weeks), 5% death rate 3 months, 3 ounces, 3 inches, all organs Only 1/3 zygotes survive to birth. Teratogens.

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