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Warm up W1
• Do you think it is important for kids to learn
  about sex education? Where should they
  learn it? What age? Why or why not
  should kids learn about it in school?
Signs of Pregnancy
Early Signs of Pregnancy
1. Missed Period
2. Ache or feeling of fullness in lower
   abdomen
3. Fatigue, drowsiness, faintness
4. Urinate more frequent
5. Discomfort or tenderness in breast
6. Morning nausea – 1st indication for some
To confirm pregnancy - blood or urine test
   Blood test- 3 days after conception
   Urine or Pregnancy test from store two
   weeks after missed period.

Obstetrician- OBGYN
  – Doctor who specializes in pregnancy
  – Examination includes
     1.   Blood pressure, pulse, respiration, weight
     2.   Pelvic measurement
     3.   Analysis of urine- condition of kidneys
     4.   Blood Test- check for anemia
     5.   History of illness and operations
Medical Visits
• Medical Visits
  – First 5 months - Once a month
  – 6 or 7th month – Every other week
  – 9th month – Every week
Presumptive VS Positive Signs
             of pregnancy

       Presumptive Signs                 Positive Signs

Amenorrhea ( Missed Period)       HCG (Human Chronic
                                  Gonadatrophin)
Internal Changes – softening of   Hormone found in the blood and
the cervix, Uterus is enlarged    urine of pregnant women

Leg cramps                        Fetal image – May be seen with ultra
                                  sound scaning
indigestion
Duration of Pregnancy
– 280 days
– 40 weeks
– calculate due date
  • take first day of last period
  • count back 3 months
  • add 7 days
Prenatal Tests
         Ultrasound
          • high frequency sound waves bounce off
•   woman’s internal structures
          • this gives “map” of fetus
          • actual picture is called a sonogram
     – chorionic villi sampling
          • an instrument inserted through cervix, takes a
•   small sample of the tissue from the amino -
•   chorionic membrane
          • 8th-10th week of pregnancy
•   amniocentesis
     – amniotic fluid is drawn out through the stomach
     – 14th-16th week of pregnancy

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Signs of pregnancy

  • 1. Warm up W1 • Do you think it is important for kids to learn about sex education? Where should they learn it? What age? Why or why not should kids learn about it in school?
  • 3. Early Signs of Pregnancy 1. Missed Period 2. Ache or feeling of fullness in lower abdomen 3. Fatigue, drowsiness, faintness 4. Urinate more frequent 5. Discomfort or tenderness in breast 6. Morning nausea – 1st indication for some
  • 4. To confirm pregnancy - blood or urine test Blood test- 3 days after conception Urine or Pregnancy test from store two weeks after missed period. Obstetrician- OBGYN – Doctor who specializes in pregnancy – Examination includes 1. Blood pressure, pulse, respiration, weight 2. Pelvic measurement 3. Analysis of urine- condition of kidneys 4. Blood Test- check for anemia 5. History of illness and operations
  • 5. Medical Visits • Medical Visits – First 5 months - Once a month – 6 or 7th month – Every other week – 9th month – Every week
  • 6. Presumptive VS Positive Signs of pregnancy Presumptive Signs Positive Signs Amenorrhea ( Missed Period) HCG (Human Chronic Gonadatrophin) Internal Changes – softening of Hormone found in the blood and the cervix, Uterus is enlarged urine of pregnant women Leg cramps Fetal image – May be seen with ultra sound scaning indigestion
  • 7. Duration of Pregnancy – 280 days – 40 weeks – calculate due date • take first day of last period • count back 3 months • add 7 days
  • 8. Prenatal Tests Ultrasound • high frequency sound waves bounce off • woman’s internal structures • this gives “map” of fetus • actual picture is called a sonogram – chorionic villi sampling • an instrument inserted through cervix, takes a • small sample of the tissue from the amino - • chorionic membrane • 8th-10th week of pregnancy • amniocentesis – amniotic fluid is drawn out through the stomach – 14th-16th week of pregnancy