Performed regularly, self-examination can alert you to changes in your skin and aid in the early detection of skin cancer. . . .
Look especially for change of any kind. Do not ignore a suspicious spot simply because it does not hurt. Skin cancers may be painless but are dangerous all the same. If you notice one or more of the warning signs, see a doctor right away, preferably one who specializes in diseases of the skin. Warning signs include a skin growth that increases in size and appears pearly, translucent, tan, brown, black, or multicolored; a mole, birthmark, beauty mark, or any brown spot that changes color or size; a mole with an irregular outline; a mole that appears after age 21; and a spot or sore that continues to itch or bleed. – “If You Can Spot It, You Can Stop It,”
Skin Cancer Foundation
According to this passage, which symptoms may be warning signs of skin cancer? Check all that apply.
a sore that does not heal
a painful sunburn
a mole that changes color
a birthmark that is large
a mole with an irregular outline
To show the type of activities completed by skeletal muscles
To identify how much energy is used at low resting levels
To describe the amount of movement required for maximal exertion
To highlight that a physical activity requires a body to use energy
In the second trimester the fetus goes through periods of sleep and wakefulness and responds to bright light and loud sounds. So the answer to your question would be the second trimester. This is because they are developing their senses already that is why the parent needs to take care of their baby inside.
