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Ms. Flavia Dass
1st year M.Sc. Nursing
KIMS Hubli.
First trimester is approximately 13 weeks.
Embryonic period is roughly the period of life from 2nd to 7th
week after fetilization.
 0-2 weeks
 The egg is released from ovary.
 It is fertilized in the fallopian tube by the sperm.
 The fertilized egg called Zygote, differentiates into cluster
of cells called Morula, an later into Blastocyst.
 Blastocyst implants in the endometrium of the uterus.
 At 3th weeks
 Neural tube ( rudiments of brain & spinal cord)
 Notochord ( rudiments of vertebrae)
 Coelomic spaces ( rudiments of body cavities)
Are all developed
 Primitive blood cells also develop.
 At 4th week
 Heart starts to beat.
 Longitudinal & transverse folding of the embryonic disk takes
place. ( longitudinal – head fold & tail fold, covert embryo
from straight to curve form, transverse –folding towards the
midline converts the embryo from a flat form to a cylindrical
form.
 By the end of 4th week the embryo has assumed its
salamander look.
 It has rudiments of ears, arms & facial & neck structures.
5th week
 Rapid development of brain results in extensive
growth of head & makes it much larger in relation to
the rest of the body.
 Development take places from cephalic to caudal.
 Eye begin to develop with lens, vesicles, optic cups&
retinal pigment.
6th week
 Nose, mouth & palate begins to take form & the eyelid
become visible.
7th week
 Extensive development of arms & legs occur with clearly
defined fingers & toes.
 Neck region is established.
 Abdomen is less protuberant.
 Urogential development begins.
 By end of 7 weeks it has distinct human characteristics.
By 12th week
 Intestines fully into abdomen.
 External genitalia have male & female characteristics
(not fully formed).
 Can swallow & make respiratory movements, urinates.
 Moves specific parts of limbs & open & shut mouth.
Second trimester is about 15 weeks i.e. 13 to 27 weeks.
4th month (14 -17 weeks)
 Head growth slows, while ears move to a higher
elevation on the side of the head & chin becomes
evident.
 Eyes remain closed, body growth accelerates.
 Reflex responses & muscular activity begin.
 Sex is clearly distinguishable by 14th week.
 By 16th week bone development takes place.
 Average crown-rump length 11.5cm & weights between
99 to 113gms .
 5th month ( 18 to 20 weeks)
 Rapid body growth continues
 Leg reach their full length & toe nail develop.
 Eyelids remain fused.
 Fetus moves freely.
 Quickening occurs around 18th week.
 The fetal hiccups & mother can feel series of slight rhythmic
jerks.
 By the end of 5th month vernix caseosa covers the entire
body.
(Vernix caseosa –mixture of sebum & epithelial cells, is a thick
cheesy substance that protects the delicate skin of fetus)
 By the end of 5th month average length of fetus is 16.5cms &
weights 341gms.
6th month (23 -27 weeks)
 Hair growth is prominent.
 Fetus is completely covered with lanugo ( fine soft hair).
 Eyebrows,eyelashes & head hair are present.
 The skin is wrinkled, translucent & red, giving an aged
appearance to the fetus.
 Buds for permanent teeth are present.
 Hands make fist.
 Brown fat forms ( scource of energy, heat production &
heat regulation)
 By the end of 6th month average length of fetus is 20cms
& weights 568 gms.
Third trimester is approximately 13 weeks ( 28 to 16
weeks).
7th month( 28-31 days)
 The fetus continues to look old & wrinkled though a
little fat storage begins.
 The hair on the baby’s head is longer.
 Suckling reflex is stronger, eyes begin to open & shut.
 Finger nails is present.
 By the end of 7th week average length is 22.5cms &
weights 1023grams.
 Survival may be expected if born.
8th month ( 32- 35 weeks)
 Subcutaneous fat begin to smooth out some of the
wrinkles.
 Body begins to store fat & iron.
 Thick vernix caseosa covers the whole body.
 Hair on head continuous to grow.
 Lanugo is plentiful expect on face.
 Fingernail reaches the ends of fingers.
 Toe nails are present but doesn't reach the end of toes.
 Has control of rhythmic breathing & body temperature.
 The eyes are open.
 At the end of 8th month average length is 27.5cms &
weights 1.7kg.
9th month ( 36-40 weeks)
 Skin is smooth without wrinkles as the subcataneous fat
becomes thicker from additional deposits.
 Baby is rounder, hair is larger , toe nails have reached the
end of toes.
 Plantar creases are visible.
 Prominent chest & protuberant mammary gland in both
sexes.
 Testes are in the scrotum.
 Lanugo has disappeared from most of the body.
 Skull is firm.
 Skin varies in color from white to pink because of
melanin.
 By the term the average length is 31cms & weights 3.2kg.
Fetal development

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Fetal development

  • 1. PRESENTED BY Ms. Flavia Dass 1st year M.Sc. Nursing KIMS Hubli.
  • 2. First trimester is approximately 13 weeks. Embryonic period is roughly the period of life from 2nd to 7th week after fetilization.  0-2 weeks  The egg is released from ovary.  It is fertilized in the fallopian tube by the sperm.  The fertilized egg called Zygote, differentiates into cluster of cells called Morula, an later into Blastocyst.  Blastocyst implants in the endometrium of the uterus.
  • 3.  At 3th weeks  Neural tube ( rudiments of brain & spinal cord)  Notochord ( rudiments of vertebrae)  Coelomic spaces ( rudiments of body cavities) Are all developed  Primitive blood cells also develop.  At 4th week  Heart starts to beat.  Longitudinal & transverse folding of the embryonic disk takes place. ( longitudinal – head fold & tail fold, covert embryo from straight to curve form, transverse –folding towards the midline converts the embryo from a flat form to a cylindrical form.  By the end of 4th week the embryo has assumed its salamander look.  It has rudiments of ears, arms & facial & neck structures.
  • 4. 5th week  Rapid development of brain results in extensive growth of head & makes it much larger in relation to the rest of the body.  Development take places from cephalic to caudal.  Eye begin to develop with lens, vesicles, optic cups& retinal pigment. 6th week  Nose, mouth & palate begins to take form & the eyelid become visible.
  • 5. 7th week  Extensive development of arms & legs occur with clearly defined fingers & toes.  Neck region is established.  Abdomen is less protuberant.  Urogential development begins.  By end of 7 weeks it has distinct human characteristics. By 12th week  Intestines fully into abdomen.  External genitalia have male & female characteristics (not fully formed).  Can swallow & make respiratory movements, urinates.  Moves specific parts of limbs & open & shut mouth.
  • 6. Second trimester is about 15 weeks i.e. 13 to 27 weeks. 4th month (14 -17 weeks)  Head growth slows, while ears move to a higher elevation on the side of the head & chin becomes evident.  Eyes remain closed, body growth accelerates.  Reflex responses & muscular activity begin.  Sex is clearly distinguishable by 14th week.  By 16th week bone development takes place.  Average crown-rump length 11.5cm & weights between 99 to 113gms .
  • 7.  5th month ( 18 to 20 weeks)  Rapid body growth continues  Leg reach their full length & toe nail develop.  Eyelids remain fused.  Fetus moves freely.  Quickening occurs around 18th week.  The fetal hiccups & mother can feel series of slight rhythmic jerks.  By the end of 5th month vernix caseosa covers the entire body. (Vernix caseosa –mixture of sebum & epithelial cells, is a thick cheesy substance that protects the delicate skin of fetus)  By the end of 5th month average length of fetus is 16.5cms & weights 341gms.
  • 8. 6th month (23 -27 weeks)  Hair growth is prominent.  Fetus is completely covered with lanugo ( fine soft hair).  Eyebrows,eyelashes & head hair are present.  The skin is wrinkled, translucent & red, giving an aged appearance to the fetus.  Buds for permanent teeth are present.  Hands make fist.  Brown fat forms ( scource of energy, heat production & heat regulation)  By the end of 6th month average length of fetus is 20cms & weights 568 gms.
  • 9. Third trimester is approximately 13 weeks ( 28 to 16 weeks). 7th month( 28-31 days)  The fetus continues to look old & wrinkled though a little fat storage begins.  The hair on the baby’s head is longer.  Suckling reflex is stronger, eyes begin to open & shut.  Finger nails is present.  By the end of 7th week average length is 22.5cms & weights 1023grams.  Survival may be expected if born.
  • 10. 8th month ( 32- 35 weeks)  Subcutaneous fat begin to smooth out some of the wrinkles.  Body begins to store fat & iron.  Thick vernix caseosa covers the whole body.  Hair on head continuous to grow.  Lanugo is plentiful expect on face.  Fingernail reaches the ends of fingers.  Toe nails are present but doesn't reach the end of toes.  Has control of rhythmic breathing & body temperature.  The eyes are open.  At the end of 8th month average length is 27.5cms & weights 1.7kg.
  • 11. 9th month ( 36-40 weeks)  Skin is smooth without wrinkles as the subcataneous fat becomes thicker from additional deposits.  Baby is rounder, hair is larger , toe nails have reached the end of toes.  Plantar creases are visible.  Prominent chest & protuberant mammary gland in both sexes.  Testes are in the scrotum.  Lanugo has disappeared from most of the body.  Skull is firm.  Skin varies in color from white to pink because of melanin.  By the term the average length is 31cms & weights 3.2kg.