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Question
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about fetal growth and development during the first 3 months of pregnancy. The nurse is assembling teaching aids by milestones. In ascending order (month 1, month 2, month 3, and months 4 to 9), how would the nurse arrange the aids? All options must be used. Click an option, hold and drag it to the desired position, or click an option to highlight it and move it up or down in the order using the arrows to the left.
1 Teeth and bones begin to appear, the kidneys start to function and, at the end of the month, gender is distinguishable.
2 The eyes, ears, nose, lips, tongue, and tooth buds develop; the umbilical cord has a definite form; and the external genitalia are present.
3 Internal and external fetal growth continues at a rapid rate, and the fetus stores the fats and minerals it needs to live outside the womb.
4 The embryo has a definite form; the head, trunk, and tiny buds for arms and legs develop; and the cardiovascular system begins to function.