Perinatal Loss Crossword

Total response to emotional experience of a fetal loss; experienced by parents, siblings, grandparents, and other close friends and relatives
Behaviors aimed to reducing the tension caused by a crisis
The concept of providing palliative care for the child with no reasonable expectation of cure so that he or she can live to the fullest without pain, with choices and dignity, and with family support.
A defence mechanism that is a necessary cushion to prevent disintegration and is a normal response to grieving for any type of loss
Coping mechanisms that result in movement away form adjustment; maladaptation to the crisis.
Subjective responses experienced after death of a loved one
abnormality of fetus, can be genetic or nongenetic causation, may be detected prior to or not until after delivery
Grieving done prior to or in preparation for actual death
Death of a live-born fetus from any cause within first month of life
birth of a dead infant at greater than 20 weeks gestation
Infant death without apparent cause after autopsy, death scene investigation, review of symptoms or illnesses infant had prior to dying, and any other pertinent medical history
inability to conceive after 12 months of unprotected intercourse
When partners are in different stages of grief, can create additional stress within
Changes undergone by a dead fetus as it is retained in utero; characterized by reddening and loss of skin, as well as distortion of features over time