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Test Yourself…how much do you know about pregnancy?

Test Yourself…how much do you know about pregnancy? How many weeks are there in a typical pregnancy? 25-30-35-40? True or False…The first week of pregnancy starts when the egg meets the sperm and conception occurs.

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Test Yourself…how much do you know about pregnancy?

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  1. Test Yourself…how much do you know about pregnancy? • How many weeks are there in a typical pregnancy? 25-30-35-40? • True or False…The first week of pregnancy starts when the egg meets the sperm and conception occurs.

  2. List three signs that a woman might be pregnant in the first few weeks of pregnancy: • A test that some mothers have between weeks 12-18 to test for birth defects is called __________________.

  3. 5. A technology that allows doctors to “see” inside a mothers womb is called _____________. 6. Pregnancy is broken down into three stages called ____________.

  4. How many weeks are there in a typical pregnancy? 40 • The first week of pregnancy starts when the egg meets the sperm and conception occurs…FALSE

  5. List three signs that a woman might be pregnant in the first few weeks of pregnancy: Frequent urination, swollen/tender breasts, missed/late period, morning sickness, and changes in weight, mood, or appetite • A test that some mothers have between weeks 12-18 to test for birth defects is called an AMNIOCENTISIS.

  6. 5. A technology that allows doctors to “see” inside a mothers womb is called an ultrasound. 6. Pregnancy is broken down into three stages called trimester.

  7. The Three Stages of Pregnancy The first trimester is measured from conception to about the 12th week of pregnancy; the second trimester, from about 13 to 27 weeks of pregnancy; and the third trimester, from about 28 weeks of pregnancy until birth.

  8. WEEK 1 How is my due date calculated? Your practitioner counts 280 days from the first day of your LMP to determine your due date. That's exactly 40 weeks. Your due date is just an estimate, however. Only 5 percent of babies are born on their due date.

  9. WEEK 2 : Ovulation

  10. WEEK 3: Implantation

  11. WEEK 4

  12. WEEK 5

  13. WEEK 6

  14. WEEK 7

  15. WEEK 8

  16. WEEK 9

  17. WEEK 1-9 Video http://www.babycenter.com/2_inside-pregnancy-weeks-1-to-9_10302602.bc

  18. WEEK 10

  19. WEEK 11

  20. WEEK 12

  21. WEEK 13

  22. WEEK 14

  23. WEEK 10-14 Video http://www.babycenter.com/2_inside-pregnancy-weeks-1-to-9_10302602.bc

  24. WEEK 15

  25. WEEK 16

  26. WEEK 17

  27. WEEK 18

  28. WEEK 19

  29. WEEK 20

  30. WEEK 16-20 Video http://www.babycenter.com/2_inside-pregnancy-weeks-1-to-9_10302602.bc

  31. WEEK 21

  32. WEEK 22

  33. WEEK 23

  34. WEEK 24

  35. WEEK 25

  36. WEEK 26

  37. WEEK 27

  38. WEEK 21-27 Video http://www.babycenter.com/2_inside-pregnancy-weeks-1-to-9_10302602.bc

  39. WEEK 28

  40. WEEK 29

  41. WEEK 30

  42. WEEK 31

  43. WEEK 32

  44. WEEK 33

  45. WEEK 34

  46. WEEK 35

  47. WEEK 36

  48. WEEK 37

  49. WEEK 38

  50. WEEK 28-37 Video http://www.babycenter.com/2_inside-pregnancy-weeks-1-to-9_10302602.bc

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