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Multiple Pregnancies two or more babies develop two or more babies develop
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Identical vs Fraternal
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Identical Twins develop from 1 fertilized ovum and have the SAME genetic makeup develop from 1 fertilized ovum and have the SAME genetic makeup Fraternal Twins Develop from 2 ova and have DIFFERENT genetic makeup
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RISKS??? What are the risks to a child who is part of a multiple pregnancy? What are the risks to a child who is part of a multiple pregnancy? -Premature birth -Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS) (sharing a placenta) -Monoamnionic Monochorionic (Mo-Mo) Twins ( sharing an amniotic sac)
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Conjoined Twins Ovum does not completely split Ovum does not completely split may share internal organs may share internal organs
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Question… Consider the effects of having a twin. What are the emotional, social, and physical advantages and disadvantages of twins? Consider the effects of having a twin. What are the emotional, social, and physical advantages and disadvantages of twins? What are some of the effects on parents? What are some of the effects on parents?
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Question… We talked about how expensive it was to afford one child… think of the cost of TWO ! We talked about how expensive it was to afford one child… think of the cost of TWO !
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