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prescription medication
detoxification
hypothyroidism
illicit drugs
immune system
loss of taste
mental health
multivitamins
healthy fats
hypoglycemia
irritability
weight gain
addiction
addictive
fast food
headaches
junk food
magnesium
nutrients
nutrition
potassium
shakiness
caffeine
chromium
cravings
function
alcohol
calcium
fatigue
insulin
protein
brain
drugs
meals
sugar
water
acne
iron

Bloating
Morning Sickness
cravings
swelling
fatigue
weight gain
mood swings
bleeding
sore breasts
high body temperature
frequent urination
flatulence
fainting
hormonal
sleepiness
cramps
back aches
discomfort
glow
smell sensitivity

light sensitivity
night sweats
weight loss
Granulomas
Neurologic
snowflake
itchiness
Lymphatic
pulmonary
redness
Malaise
fatigue
cardiac
rashes
spleen
cough
pain
skin
eye

morning sickness
umbilical cord
contractions
birth canal
mood swings
conception
trimester
dilation
develop
fatigue
embryo
labor
fetus
birth
baby

family history
mammography
prevention
screenings
ultrasound
radiation
awareness
discharge
malignant
mammogram
abnormal
dimpling
exercise
genetics
hormones
survivor
october
support
benign
breast
cancer
normal
ribbon
weight
dense
xray
cure
diet
hope
lump
pink
risk
age
mri

fallopian tubes
umbilical cord
amniotic fluid
contraception
fertilization
amniotic sac
implantation
infertility
endometrium
conception
folic acid
trimesters
postnatal
dilation
prenatal
placenta
fatigue
uterus
cervix
embryo
zygote
sperm
ovary
fetus
diet

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Adapt to New Environments
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Minding Own Business
Working under Stress
Trouble Shooting
Logical Thinking
Problem Solving
Decision Making
Team Building
Communication
Prioritizing
Team Player
Situations
Organizing
Evaluating
Persuading
Reviewing
Patience
Routine
Coping

To take a bath
To get dressed
To Wash
Bathroom
Soap
Makeup
Daily Routine
To take a shower
To brush
To get up
In the morning
At night
Before
After

The energy providing food constituents which consist of starch, sugars and fibres are called…
A healthy diet throughout life promotes healthy pregnancy outcomes, supports normal growth, development and ageing, helps to maintain a healthy body weight, and reduces the risk of chronic disease leading to overall health and well-being.
What do you call when you can’t eat meat?
a special course of food to which one restricts oneself, either to lose weight or for medical reasons.
When you reach for your toes
the branch of knowledge concerned with the diet and its effects on health, especially with the practical application of a scientific understanding of nutrition.
Jumping up and down while moving your arms up and down
The addition of nutrients to foods at such a level as to make a major contribution to the diet.
When you March and you reach for the opposite arm and leg
When you pretend to sit down in the air and have your arms either crossed or in front of you
What is the measurement of 6 laps? (In Mater Academy Bay)
the action or fact of maintaining or supporting oneself at a minimum level.
food or provisions
A liquid that hydrates
A mix of greens, protein, etc.
A shake that includes protein
A bar with granola
When you’re in a weight loss journey
A period where you exercise
When you run to lose weight

Medical care during pregnancy
Doctor specialized in pregnancy and childbirth
Pregnancy is divided into three periods called
At routine doctor visits during which trimester will you record medical history and weight, note conditions that could affect the prenancy, and be prescribed prenatal vitamins as needed
At routine doctor visits during which trimester will you monitor heartbeat of fetus, measure growth of uterus, and monitor for complications using ultrasound and other tool
During which trimester at routine doctor visits will you check position and size of fetus, check for warning signs of premature birth, check for complications, and discuss birth process
High-frequency sound waves used in pregnancies to create an image of the fetus
Around the 8th week of pregnancy, some undergo this test in which the doctor takes a small piece of the developing placenta
This test happens around the 14th week of pregnancy and checks fetal cells naturally found in amniotic fluid for abnormalities
Blastocyst implants in the fallopian tube or elsewhere in the abdomen, instead of the uterus
Death of an embryo or fetus in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy
High blood pressure, swelling of the wrists and ankles, and high levels of protein in the urine
Diabetes that develop in pregnant women
When pregnant, a women needs to consume 300 more of these
This acid is essential for proper development of an embryo's neural tube, which later develops into the spinal cord and brain