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Revision Quiz

 Name four possible cultural differences in a multicultural society

 Name three types of family

 What is fertilisation?

 At what age does immunisation usually begin? Two months/8 weeks

 Give four reasons why a young baby might cry

 Name five ways a birth partner could help during labour

 Name three reasons why a blood test would be carried out in pregnancy ◦ Blood sugar levels ◦ HIV ◦ Rubella immunity ◦ Rhesus factor ◦ Blood group ◦ Genetic disease ◦ Haemoglobin level – can indicate anemia ◦ Hepatitis B

◦ Why is weaning not recommended until a baby is 6 months old?

◦ What are four possible signs of pre-eclampsia?  Raised blood pressure  Swelling of ankles (oedema)  Protein in urine  Severe/persistent headaches  Blurred vision  Abdominal/shoulder pain  Nausea and vomiting

 What is a concept?  General notion idea/rule  Eg colours, shapes, time

 Name four diseases that can be prevented by immunisation ◦ Rubella/German measles ◦ Whooping cough ◦ Mumps ◦ Measles ◦ Polio ◦ Diphtheria ◦ Tetanus ◦ HIB ◦ TB ◦ Meningitis A & C

 Name two types of assisted birth  Forceps  Ven Answers touse  Caesarean section

 What is an ectopic pregnancy?  The fertilised egg implants itself in the fallopian tube

 What is genetic counselling?

 Give three reasons why a nursery would be a good child care provision for a three year old child

 What do the initials EDD stand for

 What is Semen a mixture of?

 What is the amniotic sac filled with?

 What does an amniocentesis test detect?

 What is meconium?