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Title: Complications of Pregnancy and Birth


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Complications of Pregnancy and Birth
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Multiple Births
  • Twins
  • Identical one egg is fertilized and splits into
    two
  • Fraternal two eggs are released during
    ovulation and both are fertilized
  • Tends to run in mothers family
  • Multiple birth more than 4 usually due to
    fertility treatments

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Ectopic Pregnancy
  • Zygote becomes implanted in the fallopian tube or
    somewhere in the abdomen
  • Embryo may die and must be removed by surgery

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Ectopic Pregnancy
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Toxemia
  • High Blood Pressure during pregnancy
  • Developed by 5-10 of pregnant women
  • May develop during the second half of pregnancy
  • Cause unknown
  • thought to be an allergic reaction to the fetus
    and placenta

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Premature Birth
  • Baby born before the 37th week of pregnancy
  • Not fully developed
  • Premature babies are in an intensive-care unit
    until fully developed

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Baby two and a half weeks old Weighs one pound
and 14 ounces.
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Cesarean section
  • If a natural birth is considered risky
  • Baby or Mom in danger
  • Incision is made through the abdomen and uterus
  • Baby is lifted out of mothers belly

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Miscarriage
  • Pregnancy tissue is expelled from the uterus
  • Usually occur in the first trimester
  • Caused by
  • Genetic defect
  • Illness in the mother
  • Drugs the mother took

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Stillbirth
  • Infant that is born dead 22 weeks or more after
    conception
  • There are 25,000 stillbirths every year
  • Causes
  • Birth defects
  • Placenta and umbilical cord problems
  • Maternal conditions
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