TetarogenAlcoholis aT____Nreduced numbers ofneurons; decreased levelsof seretonin, dopamine,norepinephrine, glycine,and histamine; anddecreases in the number ofneurotransmitter-uptakesites and certainneurotransmitter receptors.Severalneurotransmittersystems thatinfluence CNSdevelopment areimpaired by antenatalalcohol exposure,leading to ___develoment of theoptic vessels, whichaffects the sizeand/or placement ofthe palpebral fissuresand the placement ofthe olfactoryplacodesAlteration tofrontal braindevelopmentaffects the...Fetal alcoholsyndrome is onecondition among afull range ofFASDs, othersinclude:Partial fetal alcoholsyndrome, alcoholrelatedneurodevelopmentaldisorder, and alcoholrelated birth defects0 - no intake at all issafe and FASDscan be caused byany amount ofalcohol intakeduring pregnancyThe safeamount ofalcohol intakeduringpregnancy is:-Alcohol enters yourbloodstream and reachesyour developing fetus bycrossing the placenta-Alcohol causes higher bloodalcohol concentrations in yourdeveloping baby than in yourbody because a fetusmetabolizes alcohol slowerthan an adult doesPut simply, whenyou're pregnantand you drinkalcohol, thefollowing occurs:is any agent thatcauses anabnormalityfollowing fetalexposure duringpregnancy.Atetarogenis:Poor coordination or balanceIntellectual disability, learningdisorders and delayeddevelopmentPoor memoryTrouble with attention andwith processing informationDifficulty with reasoning andproblem-solvingDifficulty identifyingconsequences of cBrain andcentral nervoussystemproblemsinclude:A group ofconditions thatmay result fromfetal exposure toalcohol duringpregenancyDefinitionFALSETrue of false- Red winedoesn'tcauseFASDsFetalalcoholsyndromeFASstandsfor ___-movement, balance, visionand hearing-learning, such as problemswith thinking, concentration,and memory-managing emotions anddeveloping social skills-hyperactivity and impulsecontrol-communication, such asproblems with speech-the joints,FASD cancauseproblemswith:PathophysiologyAlcohol interferes with alldevelopmental stages ofthe CNS:The neocortex,hippocampus, andcerebellum are particularlysusceptible. Has adverseeffects on glial cell function,decreased neurotrophicfactors and receptors, anddecreased cell adhe-Distinctive facial features,including small eyes, anexceptionally thin upper lip, ashort, upturned nose, and asmooth skin surface betweenthe nose and upper lipDeformities of joints, limbsand fingersSlow physical growth beforeand after birPhysicaldefectsmayinclude:Caused by damageto the fetal brain bymaternal alcoholingestion, can beinfluenced by bothfetal and maternalfactorsAetiologyOrgans,including theheart andkidneysPeople withFASDs can alsohave problemswith their O_____,Including H____and K____TetarogenAlcoholis aT____Nreduced numbers ofneurons; decreased levelsof seretonin, dopamine,norepinephrine, glycine,and histamine; anddecreases in the number ofneurotransmitter-uptakesites and certainneurotransmitter receptors.Severalneurotransmittersystems thatinfluence CNSdevelopment areimpaired by antenatalalcohol exposure,leading to ___develoment of theoptic vessels, whichaffects the sizeand/or placement ofthe palpebral fissuresand the placement ofthe olfactoryplacodesAlteration tofrontal braindevelopmentaffects the...Fetal alcoholsyndrome is onecondition among afull range ofFASDs, othersinclude:Partial fetal alcoholsyndrome, alcoholrelatedneurodevelopmentaldisorder, and alcoholrelated birth defects0 - no intake at all issafe and FASDscan be caused byany amount ofalcohol intakeduring pregnancyThe safeamount ofalcohol intakeduringpregnancy is:-Alcohol enters yourbloodstream and reachesyour developing fetus bycrossing the placenta-Alcohol causes higher bloodalcohol concentrations in yourdeveloping baby than in yourbody because a fetusmetabolizes alcohol slowerthan an adult doesPut simply, whenyou're pregnantand you drinkalcohol, thefollowing occurs:is any agent thatcauses anabnormalityfollowing fetalexposure duringpregnancy.Atetarogenis:Poor coordination or balanceIntellectual disability, learningdisorders and delayeddevelopmentPoor memoryTrouble with attention andwith processing informationDifficulty with reasoning andproblem-solvingDifficulty identifyingconsequences of cBrain andcentral nervoussystemproblemsinclude:A group ofconditions thatmay result fromfetal exposure toalcohol duringpregenancyDefinitionFALSETrue of false- Red winedoesn'tcauseFASDsFetalalcoholsyndromeFASstandsfor ___-movement, balance, visionand hearing-learning, such as problemswith thinking, concentration,and memory-managing emotions anddeveloping social skills-hyperactivity and impulsecontrol-communication, such asproblems with speech-the joints,FASD cancauseproblemswith:PathophysiologyAlcohol interferes with alldevelopmental stages ofthe CNS:The neocortex,hippocampus, andcerebellum are particularlysusceptible. Has adverseeffects on glial cell function,decreased neurotrophicfactors and receptors, anddecreased cell adhe-Distinctive facial features,including small eyes, anexceptionally thin upper lip, ashort, upturned nose, and asmooth skin surface betweenthe nose and upper lipDeformities of joints, limbsand fingersSlow physical growth beforeand after birPhysicaldefectsmayinclude:Caused by damageto the fetal brain bymaternal alcoholingestion, can beinfluenced by bothfetal and maternalfactorsAetiologyOrgans,including theheart andkidneysPeople withFASDs can alsohave problemswith their O_____,Including H____and K____

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  1. Alcohol is a T____N
    Tetarogen
  2. Several neurotransmitter systems that influence CNS development are impaired by antenatal alcohol exposure, leading to ___
    reduced numbers of neurons; decreased levels of seretonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, glycine, and histamine; and decreases in the number of neurotransmitter-uptake sites and certain neurotransmitter receptors.
  3. Alteration to frontal brain development affects the...
    develoment of the optic vessels, which affects the size and/or placement of the palpebral fissures and the placement of the olfactory placodes
  4. Partial fetal alcohol syndrome, alcohol related neurodevelopmental disorder, and alcohol related birth defects
    Fetal alcohol syndrome is one condition among a full range of FASDs, others include:
  5. The safe amount of alcohol intake during pregnancy is:
    0 - no intake at all is safe and FASDs can be caused by any amount of alcohol intake during pregnancy
  6. Put simply, when you're pregnant and you drink alcohol, the following occurs:
    -Alcohol enters your bloodstream and reaches your developing fetus by crossing the placenta -Alcohol causes higher blood alcohol concentrations in your developing baby than in your body because a fetus metabolizes alcohol slower than an adult does
  7. A tetarogen is:
    is any agent that causes an abnormality following fetal exposure during pregnancy.
  8. Brain and central nervous system problems include:
    Poor coordination or balance Intellectual disability, learning disorders and delayed development Poor memory Trouble with attention and with processing information Difficulty with reasoning and problem-solving Difficulty identifying consequences of c
  9. Definition
    A group of conditions that may result from fetal exposure to alcohol during pregenancy
  10. True of false - Red wine doesn't cause FASDs
    FALSE
  11. FAS stands for ___
    Fetal alcohol syndrome
  12. FASD can cause problems with:
    -movement, balance, vision and hearing -learning, such as problems with thinking, concentration, and memory -managing emotions and developing social skills -hyperactivity and impulse control -communication, such as problems with speech -the joints,
  13. Alcohol interferes with all developmental stages of the CNS:The neocortex, hippocampus, and cerebellum are particularly susceptible. Has adverse effects on glial cell function, decreased neurotrophic factors and receptors, and decreased cell adhe
    Pathophysiology
  14. Physical defects may include:
    -Distinctive facial features, including small eyes, an exceptionally thin upper lip, a short, upturned nose, and a smooth skin surface between the nose and upper lip Deformities of joints, limbs and fingers Slow physical growth before and after bir
  15. Aetiology
    Caused by damage to the fetal brain by maternal alcohol ingestion, can be influenced by both fetal and maternal factors
  16. People with FASDs can also have problems with their O_____, Including H____ and K____
    Organs, including the heart and kidneys