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Temka [501]
2 years ago
11

Erin is pregnant with her second child and she is currently 37 weeks pregnant. What could you tell her about the current brain d

evelopment of her developing baby
Medicine
1 answer:
masha68 [24]2 years ago
5 0

At 37 weeks pregnancy the brain of the baby is fully developed and is almost ready to be delivered.

  • If Erin is having a second child, labor will probably be shorter. It is especially likely that contractions will start off weaker and accelerate in strength during the early stages (latent labor).
  • When this occurs, Erin will might feel more at ease and your lower abdomen will undoubtedly feel greater pressure.
  • Hearing, smell, and touch senses have developed and are usable.
  • Deep grooves form in the cerebrum and the brain triples in size, providing extra surface area for neurons. Along some neuronal connections, myelin begins to form.

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