100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "fetus"

Definition

A "fetus" refers to a developing human or animal after the embryonic stage and before birth. In humans, this term is typically used from the end of the eighth week of pregnancy until birth. The fetus undergoes significant growth and development during this period, forming the major organs and systems necessary for survival outside the womb.

Synonyms

• Embryo (early stage)
• Unborn child
• Offspring
• Young

Antonyms

• Adult
• Mature
• Neonate (newborn)

Examples

1. The doctor examined the fetus during the ultrasound.
2. Scientists study how the fetus develops in the womb.
3. The health of the fetus is closely monitored during pregnancy.
4. Ultrasound technology allows parents to see their fetus.
5. Certain medications can affect the developing fetus.
6. The fetus can respond to sound by the second trimester.
7. Nutritional choices can impact the health of the fetus.
8. A healthy lifestyle is important for the growing fetus.
9. The fetus begins to move around the 16th week of gestation.
10. Genetic testing can provide information about the fetus.
11. The fetus is particularly vulnerable in the first trimester.
12. Doctors recommend prenatal vitamins for the health of the fetus.
13. The fetus develops unique fingerprints before birth.
14. Imaging techniques can reveal abnormalities in the fetus.
15. The fetus can hear sounds from outside the womb.
16. The mother's diet directly influences the fetus.
17. Some procedures can be performed on the fetus while still in utero.
18. The fetus will continue to grow until it is ready for birth.
19. Fetology is the study of the fetus and its development.
20. The fetus has its own blood type distinct from the mother's.
21. During pregnancy, the fetus relies on the placenta for nutrients.
22. The fetus can exhibit reflex movements in the womb.
23. Monitoring the fetus is crucial during high-risk pregnancies.
24. The fetus can taste flavors from the mother’s diet.
25. Certain infections can pose risks to the developing fetus.
26. The fetus has a complex circulatory system that develops over time.
27. Advances in technology allow for better monitoring of the fetus.
28. Some parents choose to learn the sex of their fetus early.
29. The fetus begins developing its organs in early pregnancy.
30. The fetus can sense changes in the mother's emotions.
31. Amniocentesis can provide information about the fetus’s health.
32. The fetus has a recognizable heartbeat by six weeks.
33. The fetus will grow significantly in size during the third trimester.
34. Parents often bond with the fetus even before birth.
35. The fetus is nourished through the umbilical cord.
36. The development of the fetus is a miraculous process.
37. Monitoring the fetus’s growth is part of regular prenatal care.
38. The fetus receives oxygen through the placenta.
39. The fetus can exhibit sleep cycles in the womb.
40. The size of the fetus can be estimated through ultrasound.
41. The first signs of life from a fetus can be felt as early as 20 weeks.
42. Understanding fetus development is important for expectant parents.
43. The fetus’s skin is translucent early in development.
44. The fetus can react to light by the end of the second trimester.
45. Prenatal screenings assess the health of the fetus.
46. The fetus undergoes rapid brain development in the womb.
47. The fetus has distinct facial features by the end of the pregnancy.
48. The heartbeat of the fetus can be detected with a Doppler.
49. The fetus starts practicing breathing movements before birth.
50. Certain genetic disorders can be identified in the fetus.
51. The fetus develops a sense of touch as it grows.
52. The fetus is surrounded by amniotic fluid in the womb.
53. Some cultures celebrate the fetus with special rituals.
54. The fetus can respond to the mother's voice.
55. Healthy pregnancies lead to healthier fetus outcomes.
56. The fetus relies on the mother for all its needs in utero.
57. The fetus can learn to recognize familiar sounds.
58. The health of the fetus is often evaluated through tests.
59. The fetus can experience stress from external factors.
60. The fetus develops different stages of growth in trimesters.
61. The chances of complications can affect the fetus.
62. The fetus is protected by the amniotic sac.
63. The fetus can be affected by the mother's emotional state.
64. The fetus has a unique genetic identity from conception.
65. The fetus can be evaluated for potential health issues.
66. The fetus undergoes significant changes as it nears term.
67. The development of the fetus is a key focus in obstetrics.
68. The fetus can be measured to estimate gestational age.
69. The fetus is linked to the mother through the umbilical cord.
70. The fetus develops a sense of balance as it grows.
71. The fetus can produce urine by the 12th week.
72. The fetus can begin to stretch and kick as it matures.
73. Anomalies in the fetus can sometimes be detected early.
74. The fetus is at risk during certain medical procedures.
75. The fetus's brain activity can be monitored for development.
76. The fetus can sense the position of its body in the womb.
77. The fetus has various stages of development throughout pregnancy.
78. The fetus can hear music played to the mother.
79. Changes in the mother's body directly affect the fetus.
80. The fetus has distinct stages of growth and development.
81. The fetus can be influenced by external environmental factors.
82. The fetus can develop personalities even before birth.
83. The fetus's movements can be felt by the mother in later trimesters.
84. Ultrasound images can provide a glimpse of the fetus.
85. The fetus can be evaluated for certain genetic conditions.
86. The fetus’s development can vary significantly among pregnancies.
87. The fetus grows rapidly during the last few weeks of pregnancy.
88. The fetus responds to physical touch from the mother.
89. The fetus's heart begins to beat within a few weeks of conception.
90. The fetus is subject to various factors affecting development.
91. The size of the fetus can be tracked through regular check-ups.
92. The fetus begins to practice sucking motions in the womb.
93. The fetus is usually positioned head-down by the end of pregnancy.
94. The fetus can sometimes be seen yawning in ultrasound images.
95. The fetus develops a unique immune system in utero.
96. The fetus's limbs start to form early in the pregnancy.
97. The fetus can exhibit signs of distress during labor.
98. The fetus can be monitored for signs of health issues.
99. The fetus requires a balanced diet from the mother.
100. The fetus can show signs of survival outside the womb by the third trimester.