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    Sri Marasi Aritonang

    Fetal Development

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    Objectives

    After 30 minutes of learning activities, we candevelop our knowledge about fetal development

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    1 Month First Trimester

    At the end of four weeks:

    Baby is 1/4 inch in length

    Heart, digestive system,backbone and spinal cord

    begin to form Placenta (sometimes called

    "afterbirth") begins todevelop

    The single fertilized egg isnow 10,000 times larger thansize at conception

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    Month 2 First Trimester

    At the end of 8 weeks:

    Baby is 1-1/8 inches long

    Heart is functioning

    Eyes, nose, lips, tongue,

    ears and teeth are forming Penis begins to appear in

    boys

    Baby is moving, although themother can not yet feel

    movement

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    Month 3 First Trimester

    At the end of 12 weeks:

    Baby is 2 1/2 to 3 inches long

    Weight is about 1/2 to 1 ounce

    Baby develops recognizable form.Nails start to develop and earlobesare formed

    Arms, hands, fingers, legs, feet andtoes are fully formed

    Eyes are almost fully developed

    Baby has developed most of his/herorgans and tissues

    Baby's heart rate can be heard at 10weeks with a special instrument

    called a Doppler

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    Month 4

    Second TrimesterAt the end of 4 months:

    Baby is 6 1/2 to 7 inches long

    Weight is about 6 to 7 ounces

    Baby is developing reflexes, such assucking and swallowing and maybegin sucking his/her thumb

    Tooth buds are developing Sweat glands are forming on palms

    and soles

    Fingers and toes are well defined

    Sex is identifiable

    Skin is bright pink, transparent and

    covered with soft, downy hair Although recognizably human in

    appearance, the baby would not beable to survive outside the mother'sbody

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    Month 5 Second Trimester

    At the end of 5 months:

    Baby is 8 to 10 inches long

    Weight is about 1 pound

    Hair begins to grow on baby'shead

    Soft woolly hair called lanugowill cover its body. Some mayremain until a week after birth,when it is shed.

    Mother begins to feel fetalmovement

    Internal organs are maturing

    Eyebrows, eyelids andeyelashes appear

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    Month 6

    Second TrimesterAt the end of 6 months:

    Baby is 11 to 14 inches long

    Weight is about 1 3/4 to 2pounds

    Eyelids begin to part andeyes open sometimes forshort periods of time

    Skin is covered withprotective coating calledvernix

    Baby is able to hiccup

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    Month 7

    Third TrimesterAt the end of 7 months:

    Baby is 14 to 16 inches long

    Weight is about 2 1/2 to 3 1/2pounds

    Taste buds have developed

    Fat layers are forming Organs are maturing

    Skin is still wrinkled and red

    If born at this time, baby will beconsidered a premature babyand require special care

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    Month 8

    Third TrimesterAt the end of 8 months:

    Baby is 16 1/2 to 18 inches long

    Weight is about 4 to 6 pounds

    Overall growth is rapid this month

    Tremendous brain growth occurs atthis time

    Most body organs are nowdeveloped with the exception of thelungs

    Movements or "kicks" are strongenough to be visible from theoutside

    Kidneys are mature

    Skin is less wrinkled

    Fingernails now extend beyondfingertips

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    Month 9

    Third TrimesterAt the end of 9 months:

    Baby is 19 to 20 inches long

    Weight is about 7 to 7 1/2pounds

    The lungs are mature

    Baby is now fully developedand can survive outside themother's body

    Skin is pink and smooth

    Baby settles down lower in

    the abdomen in preparationfor birth and may seem lessactive