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    Identify the teratogens covered in this chapter and birth defects/disorders they can cause. Format your response as though you were giving a brief prevention lecture to young married couples. Your answer should be no fewer than 400 words in length. We are all aware of genetic and hereditary factors that may impact the health of the newborn baby. However‚ our ability to prevent genetic disorders is limited to genetic testing of parents and prenatal diagnostic methods that can reveal early warning

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    To put a definition plainly‚ teratogens are agents responsible for countless birth defects. Research found suggests over eight hundred known teratogens. In this paper‚ you will find interesting facts based on research‚ the relationship between teratogens and developmental psychology and some personal views based on the information and research found for this piece. Teratogens are easily classified in three different groups‚ these being drugs‚ disease and environmental. These three classifications

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    Running Head: TERATOGENS DURING PREGNANCY Teratogens During Pregnancy Nicole Carter PSY 2103 – Human Development Mary Wilson November 9‚ 2010 | Teratogens During Pregnancy Teratogens are substances that don’t impact prenatal development positively‚ causing birth defects and other problems. The impact of teratogens depends on its intensity and time during prenatal development when it is present. Teratogens have the highest consequences during the period of the embryo. During this time

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    microbial growth. : http://www.leadership-central.com/types-of-motivation.html#ixzz4XrtSpRVa . Teratogens: Any mediator that can disturb the development of an embryo or fetus. Teratogens may cause a birth defect in the child. Or a teratogen may stop the progress of the pregnancy outright. The programs of teratogens including radiation‚ maternal infections‚ chemicals‚ and drug. There are four results of teratogens. First‚ death of embryo (abortions and miscarriages). Second‚ malformation in birth (birth

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    Teratogens and their effects on pre-natal development In this essay we will look into what teratogens are. The different types of teratogens‚ and how much of a role they play on the pre-natal development‚ and the foetus. Also how the teratogens that impacts us in the womb‚ can also affect our bodies and our minds for the rest of our natural lives. We shall also discuss all the different stages of pre-natal development‚ from the conception‚ to the birth‚ and all the different factors in the growth

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    about the possibility of teratogens causing development issues is needed to ensure a safe‚ normal‚ and sociable future for the children. When care is not taken‚ children and family face dealing with disability for life. Teratogens are any chemicals that are taken into the body during pregnancy. The toxins have an effect on mental and physical development in many ways. Understanding human development states that‚ “sometimes exposure of the mother to a specific teratogen inevitably causes damage

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    Exposure to teratogens can have an impact on the developing fetus‚ the later child‚ and the adolescent. Some Teratogens are environmental influences that harm fetal development (Berk‚2008). They come from a variety of external influences that include mother’s nutrition‚ medications‚ Stress of the mother‚ pollutants‚ injury‚ disease or illness. These environmental influences impact fetal growth. Teratogens are not the only cause of birth defects. Genetics also play a role in fetal development and

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    everything during development and even prior to testing positively for pregnancy. A very large and essential part of prenatal care is the avoidance of teratogens. As we proceed I will mention the affects teratogens have on prenatal development‚ why the alcohol consumption should be reduced completely‚ and I will define what a teratogen actually is. Teratogen is a word used to describe behaviors‚ environments‚ and bodily conditions that can harm the development process of an organism. The process of

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    herself with substances‚ even though it is wrong‚ it is her body and she can do what she pleases with it. But when that same woman becomes pregnant‚ her focus should be that developing creature in her belly. The woman should discontinue the use of all teratogens because she is now responsible for two lives.

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    Vin Green MR. Lysaght Abnormal Psychology 22 May 2013 Laws to Prevent Children from Being Exposed to Teratogens During The Prenatal Period Many recreational substances such as alcohol and cigarettes are regulated because they can have harmful effects on the user‚ however these drugs can also have very serious psychological and physical effects on the users’ progeny. There are many Americans who would say that it is our right to consume whatever we want‚ regardless of our condition‚ but isn’t it

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