Embryotic Development & Stages of Development!

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First Stage of Prenatal Development The first stage is known as the Germinal Stage When does it occur? The first two weeks after conception. This is a picture of an egg being fertilized

What happens at the beginning of the Germinal Stage? • The sperm and egg unite in one of the fallopian tubes • The fertilized egg (zygote) moves toward the uterus where it will begin cell division and growth • What is the purpose of Cell division in the germinal stage? • The zygote divides into two cells, then four, then eight, and so on • As the cells multiply, they will take on distinctive masses: outer cells will become the placenta while the inner cells will become the embryo • The cells develop into blastocyst

Germinal Stage Continued • Implantation occurs when the blastocyst attaches to the uterus wall • How can we tell that implantation has been successful? • Hormonal changes halt a woman’s menstrual cycle and

Click on the screen once you think you know the answers! Lets Review the Germinal Stage! • Egg 1.) The sperm unites with what? 2.) When does it occur? • The first two weeks 3.) What is the fertilized egg called? • Zygote

The Embryotic Stage • The mass of cells is now called an embryo • The embryo divides into 3 layers that will eventually become the body systems • 22 days after conception, the spinal chord and brain begin to form • Four weeks in, the head, eyes, nose and ears and mouth form • Five weeks in, arms and legs begin to form • Cardiovascular system is the first body system to start working • All basic organs have formed at 8 weeks and the embryo weighs about 1 gram

Lets Review the Embryotic Stage 1.) How many layers does it divide into? • 3 2.) How long does it take for the brain to being to form? • 22 3.) What is the mass of cells called? • Embryo

The Fetal Stage • This stage lasts from 9 weeks until birth. • At 3 months the sex organs begin to appear • The end of the 3rd month marks the end of the first semester • The second trimester is months 4-6 • The fetus grows drastically during this stage • At week 28, the brain begins to mature quickly

Fetal Stage Continued • 7 months-birth is the 3rd trimester • Fetus continues to develop and gain weight • Lungs begin to expand and contract • FINALLY…… YOU HAVE A BABY!!!!

Lets Review the Fetal Stage 1.) When happens at 28 weeks? • The brain matures 2.) When does the first trimester end? • The end of the 3rd month 3.) How long does this stage last? • 9 weeks – birth

Stages of Human Development Click on a stage to learn more about it! Birth- 1 month 2-3 Months 1 year – 1 ½ years 4-6 months 1 ½ years – 2 years 7-9 months Review Page 10-12 months

Birth – 1 month • They feed 5-8 times per day • Have 20 hours of sensory capacity • Makes distinctions in vision, hearing, smelling, temperature, and pain • Emotional capacity is only generalized tension • Fed by mother • Helpless • Asocial

2 months – 3 months • Visually can see color • Visual and oral explanation • Cries, coo’s, and grunts • Has control of eye muscle and head • Can emotionallyfeel distress • Can smile • Can be soothed by rocking

4 months- 6 months • Can localize sound • Can babble • Can make vowel sounds • Fed 3-5 times per day • Can roll over • Can grasp things • Controls head and arm movement • Recognizes mother • Enjoys being cuddled

7 month- 9 months • Controls trunk and hands • Sits without support • Crawls • Specific emotional attachment to mother • Protests separation from mother • Enjoys playing

1 year – 1 ½ years • Creeps up stairs • Walks 10-20 minutes • Can start to scribble with crayon • Dependent behavior • Doesn’t like separation from mother • Fear of bath time • Obeys limited commands • Repeats a few words • Responds to mirror images of himself • Feeds himself

1 ½ years – 2 years • Can run and kick a ball • Capable of bladder and bowel control • Vocabulary of more than 200 words • Sleeps 12 hours a night • Takes 1-2 hour nap • Can throw temper tantrums • Does opposite of what he is told

See if you can recall the information from the previous slides! Lets Review! Emotional capacity of only generalized tension Birth- 1 month Can be soothed by rocking 2-3 months Canrollover 4-6 months Sitswithoutsupport 7-9 months Stands 10-12months Feedsitself 1 -1 ½ years Capable of bladder control 1 ½ years – 2 years

Are you ready to be quizzed over what you have learned? YES! NO!

When does the germinal stage of prenatal development occur? A. First five weeks B. First 2 weeks C. Last 6 week s D. The whole first trimester

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In the Embryotic stage, the embryo divides into 3 layers. What will these layers eventually become? A. Major body systems B. Feet C. Hair D. Teeth

When does the Fetal Stage Occur? A. 6-10 weeks B. 0-8 weeks C. 0-28 days D. 9 weeks- birth

How many hours of sensory capacity does a baby from birth to 1 month have? A. 18 B. 10 C. 20 D. 60

At what stage can babies feel emotional distress? A. 6-8 months B. 2 months – 3 months C. 1-2 months D. 3-8 months

What stage does a baby start babbling? A. 4-6 months B. 10-12 weeks C. 8-12 weeks D. 1-3 months

At what stage do babies begin to crawl? A. 0-6 months B. 2-3 months C. 9-12 months D. 7-9 months

At 10-12 months, how many words can a baby say? A. 50 B. 1-2 C. 200 D. 7,500,000

When do babies start to show dependent behavior? A. 6 months B. 2 years C. 1 year- 1 ½ years D. 0-3 months

At 1 ½ years – 2 years, how many hours a night do babies sleep? A. 12 B. 16 C. 24 D. 0

10 months – 12 months • Control of legs and feet • Stands • Apposition of thumb and fore finger • Can say one or two words • Imitates sounds • Responds to simple commands • On average 3 meals a day • Sleeps 12 hours with naps • Can experience affection, fear of strangers, curiosity and exploration • Responds to own name • Can wave goodbye

Embryotic Development & Stages of Development!