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Effects of alcohol on fetusVersion en ligne Quiz of effects of alcohol on fetus par M S 1 Which term describes the spectrum of physical, behavioural, and cognitive disorders caused by alcohol exposure in utero? a Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders b Congenital rubella syndrome c Kernicterus d Neonatal abstinence syndrome 2 What is the primary mechanism by which alcohol exerts its teratogenic effects on the developing fetus? a Direct DNA mutation b Disruption of cell migration & differentiation c Induction of maternal autoimmune response d Reduction of placental progesterone 3 Which physical feature is most characteristic of fetal alcohol syndrome? a Short palpebral fissures b Large jaw c Widely spaced eyes d Protruding tongue 4 Why does maternal alcohol consumption pose a higher risk to the fetus than to the mother? a Fetus stores alcohol in adipose tissue b Maternal blood dilutes alcohol faster than fetal blood c Alcohol doesn’t cross the placenta d Fetal liver metabolises alcohol more slowly 5 Which of the following is NOT typically associated with fetal alcohol syndrome? a Microcephaly b Polydactyly c Congenital heart defects d Growth restriction 6 During which period of gestation is the fetus most vulnerable to alcohol-related structural malformations? a Preconception b First trimester c Second trimester d Third trimester 7 Which neurodevelopmental outcome is most common in children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders? a Profound intellectual disability b Visual agnosia c Hyperactivity & attention deficits d Complete motor paralysis 8 How does chronic maternal alcohol use affect fetal growth? a Has no effect on growth b Causes postnatal catch-up growth c Leads to asymmetric growth restriction d Leads to symmetric intrauterine growth restriction 9 Maternal binge drinking primarily increases the risk of which effect on the fetus? a Acute alcohol withdrawal after birth b Facial dysmorphism c Polyhydramnios d Post-term gestation 10 Which advice is most appropriate for preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorders during pregnancy? a One unit per week b Avoid alcohol entirely c Drink only after the first trimester d Switch to alcoholic drinks with lower ethanol content Feedback 1 FASD is the umbrella term for a range of effects caused by alcohol exposure during pregnancy, including physical, behavioral, and learning problems. 2 Alcohol's primary teratogenic effect on the developing fetus is caused by its ability to cross the placenta and induce oxidative stress, which leads to cell death and disrupts fetal brain development by interfering with cell growth, differentiation, and gene regulation. This causes lasting structural and functional abnormalities, especially in the central nervous system. 4 The fetal liver is immature and cannot metabolise alcohol efficiently, leading to prolonged exposure and increased risk of harm. 6 Organogenesis occurs in the first trimester (weeks 3-8),making the fetus most vulnerable to structural abnormalities from alcohol. 8 Alcohol interferes with normal fetal development, especially when consumed in moderate to heavy amounts, leading to impaired growth due to disrupted nutrient supply and toxic effects on fetal tissues.

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Which term describes the spectrum of physical, behavioural, and cognitive disorders caused by alcohol exposure in utero?

What is the primary mechanism by which alcohol exerts its teratogenic effects on the developing fetus?

Which physical feature is most characteristic of fetal alcohol syndrome?

Why does maternal alcohol consumption pose a higher risk to the fetus than to the mother?

Which of the following is NOT typically associated with fetal alcohol syndrome?

During which period of gestation is the fetus most vulnerable to alcohol-related structural malformations?

Which neurodevelopmental outcome is most common in children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders?

How does chronic maternal alcohol use affect fetal growth?

Maternal binge drinking primarily increases the risk of which effect on the fetus?

Which advice is most appropriate for preventing fetal alcohol spectrum disorders during pregnancy?

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