Obstetrics Prenatal Congenital Condition Crossword

the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy
the condition or period of being pregnant.
(of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth
before birth; during or relating to pregnancy.
the sac around the baby inside the uterus
mild depression that follows childbirth; usually the result of hormonal swings
the passageway (made up of the cervix and vagina) that the baby travels through during birth
when a healthcare practitioner bursts the sac holding the amniotic fluid using an instrument with a pointy tip
when the baby is positioned inside the uterus with its bottom or feet down
time during labour when the baby’s head has reached the external vaginal opening and can be seen from the outside
the opening of the cervix, measured as the diameter of the cervix in centimeters
the often strong and painful tightening of the uterus during labour
the name given to a fertilised egg from the time of conception until the eighth week
Braxton Hicks contractions’
being able to conceive and carry a baby though to the end of the pregnancy
the first 14 weeks of pregnancy
when a pregnancy is a normal duration (37–42 weeks gestation)
excessive bleeding
a term that means ‘inside the uterus’
when a healthcare professional tries to artificially ‘start’ a woman’s labour
when a baby weighs less than 2,500 grams at birth
the process a woman’s body goes through when her baby is born
the time from a baby’s birth to four weeks of age
a newborn baby, up to four weeks of age
a baby between birth and four weeks old
the organ that connects to the wall of the uterus, that nourishes the baby through the umbilical cord
when a baby is born before 37 weeks gestation
the death of a baby after 20 weeks’ gestation but before birth
when labour starts by itself (without medical help)
a woman’s womb
an epidural that may still enable the woman to walk
a term meaning ‘after birth’
the area between the vagina and anus
the monthly release of a mature egg from an ovary
a human egg
when a woman is carrying more than one baby
the flaps of skin around a woman’s vagina
what does C-section stand for
the process of becoming pregnant,when a sperm and egg join to form a single cell
a tear involving only the perineal skin (adjacent to the vaginal opening) that occurs at the time of delivery that doesn’t always require stitches