Labor & Delivery
1. View the following slideshows:
Stages of Labor
Birth Defects
2. As you view the slides and read the information, takes notes on what you feel is most interesting or important to know as a young person or a young parent.
3. After viewing the slideshow, answer the 3 follow-up questions found at the bottom of this page. Send your answers to Mrs. Marcell via email, in text or typed file format.
Contact Mrs. Marcell via email with any questions,
or to submit homework photos / assignments.
kimberly_marcell@gfps.k12.mt.us
Stages of Labor
Birth Defects
2. As you view the slides and read the information, takes notes on what you feel is most interesting or important to know as a young person or a young parent.
3. After viewing the slideshow, answer the 3 follow-up questions found at the bottom of this page. Send your answers to Mrs. Marcell via email, in text or typed file format.
Contact Mrs. Marcell via email with any questions,
or to submit homework photos / assignments.
kimberly_marcell@gfps.k12.mt.us
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Stages of Labor Follow-Up Questions
1. Give 3 ways that a doctor can tell if contractions are actually a sign of labor.
2. How many stages are there to labor, and what are they?
3. Why is a natural, vaginal birth usually considered the safest way to deliver a baby?
1. Give 3 ways that a doctor can tell if contractions are actually a sign of labor.
2. How many stages are there to labor, and what are they?
3. Why is a natural, vaginal birth usually considered the safest way to deliver a baby?
Birth Defects Follow-Up Questions
1. What are the three main causes of birth defects?
2. What is amniocentesis? Why do many parents choose to do this types of test on their child?
3. Which birth defect is caused by an extra chromosome #21?
1. What are the three main causes of birth defects?
2. What is amniocentesis? Why do many parents choose to do this types of test on their child?
3. Which birth defect is caused by an extra chromosome #21?