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Sharon Seidman, Ph.D.
CAS 325A
Nature vs. Nurture
Phenotype vs Genotype
Early emphasis on
biology/maturation
Still role for
nurture/environment
Prenatal Development
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Sharon Seidman, Ph.D.
CAS 325A
Nature vs. Nurture
Environment influences biology
but
Environmental influences limited by
biology
Canalization
Reaction range
Canalization
Canalization
Prenatal Development
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CAS 325A
Canalization
Physical Development Trends
Cephalocaudal
Proximodistal
Increasing specialization
Prenatal Development
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CAS 325A
Prenatal Critical Period Chart
Postnatal Trends
Influences on Phenotype
Developmental trends
Maternal factors
Age
Parity
Health
Teratogens
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CAS 325A
Stress & Anxiety
increases heart rate
reduces blood flow to fetus
correlated with post-natal &
developmental problems
Drugs
Types:
Illegal recreational drugs
Legal recreational drugs
“Over the counter”
Effects
Long term disabilities
Short term influences
Prenatal Diagnosis
Genetic
vs.
Physical Information
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Genetic Diagnosis
Recommended if:
Woman is over 35
Family history of genetic disorder
Based on analysis of fetal cells
Amniotic fluid
Chorionic villi
Amniocentesis
CVS
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CAS 325A
Genetic Diagnosis
Amniocentesis
½ oz. amniotic fluid
During 14th week
Results take 2 weeks
May be safer
CVS
Cells from chorion
During 8th week
Results take 2 days
May be riskier
Physical Diagnosis
Date pregnancy
Ensure normal growth
Recommended for everyone
Utrasound
Transducer
Similar to
radar
Very common
No known side
effects
Prenatal Development
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CAS 325A
Early (2-3 mo) ultrasound
Mid trimes ter Ul trasound
Triple Screen Test
Assess 3 chemicals in maternal blood
Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)
Estriol
Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG),
Purpose:
Assesses spinal and neural openings
May assess Down’s syndrome
May assess multiple births
Highly recommended by California
mandates
5-10% false positives
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Prenatal Diagnosis
What to do with the information?
Couple at Risk
Decision Tree
Condition
Not
Serious
Risk
Serious
< 1:10
Possible Prenatal Diagnosis
No
Treatable?
Yes
> 1:10
No
Avoid Pregnancy
Prenatal Development
Yes
Abortion?
No
Yes
Become Pregnant
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