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Bell Ringer #6 • Page 212-213 • List the 3 stages of childbirth • List and define: – Labor – Crowning – Afterbirth – Apgar Score – Postpartum period

Bell Ringer #6 Page 212-213 List the 3 stages of childbirth List and define: –Labor –Crowning –Afterbirth –Apgar Score –Postpartum period

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Bell Ringer #6

• Page 212-213

• List the 3 stages of childbirth

• List and define:– Labor– Crowning– Afterbirth– Apgar Score– Postpartum period

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Family Life Education

Human Growth and

Development (continued)

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Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy

• There are several classic clues to determine whether or not you could be pregnant.

• You may be pregnant before your first missed period.

• The best way to find out is to be checked by a physician.

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Early Signs/Symptoms

• Tender, swollen breasts• Fatigue• Slight bleeding or cramping• Nausea with or without vomiting• Food aversions or cravings• Headaches• Constipation• Mood swings• Faintness and dizziness• Raised basal body temperature (oral temp)

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What if…

• If you become pregnant, you will need to make sure that you stay healthy.

• There are several factors associated with a healthy pregnancy.

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Factors that Encourage Healthy Pregnancies

• Prenatal Care – for the mother-to-be and baby before birth (first exam should be within the first 6-8 weeks of pregnancy)

• Diet – helps with birth weight, weight gained determined by weight before pregnancy (avg. 25-35 pounds)

• Nutrition and Supplements – You need about 300 extra calories a day. Healthy eating is extremely important. Eat lean meats, fruits, veggies, whole-grain breads, and low-fat dairy products.

• Calcium – Increase calcium consumption so you don’t lose calcium from your bones, since your baby requires a lot of calcium.

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Factors cont.

• Get plenty of iron, folic acid, and drink plenty of fluids

• Exercise – regular exercise can help

• Sleep

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Things to Avoid During Pregnancy

• Alcohol – no safe amount has ever been determined• Recreational Drugs • Nicotine – carbon monoxide takes the place of oxygen

going to fetus• Caffeine – linked to miscarriages• Certain foods – some foods you need to stay away from

so you won’t acquire a food-borne illness (raw meats, unpasteurized foods, processed meat, etc.)

• Over the counter and prescription meds – see physician before continuing or starting any meds.

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