Across
- 3. birth (has given birth to an offspring after the point of viability—20 weeks, whether the fetus is alive or stillborn)
- 4. within (during) labor and childbirth
- 7. pertaining to pregnancy and childbirth (from pregnancy until return to normal after delivery)
- 11. pertaining to childbirth (immediately after childbirth and the time until reproductive organs return to normal)
- 13. first birth (has given birth to an offspring after the point of viability—20 weeks)
- 17. pregnant (is or has been pregnant, regardless of pregnancy outcome)
- 18. no births (has not given birth to a viable offspring)
- 19. (any agent) producing malformations (in the developing embryo)
- 20. study of the newborn (branch of medicine that deals with diagnosis and treatment of disorders in newborns)
- 23. discharge (escape) of amniotic fluid
- 24. before childbirth (reference to the mother)
- 25. no pregnancies (has never been pregnant)
- 26. producing milk (by stimulation)
Down
- 1. after childbirth (reference to the mother)
- 2. (spontaneous) discharge of milk (also called galactorrhea)
- 5. physician who studies and treats disorders of the newborn
- 6. many births (has given birth to two or more viable offspring)
- 8. rupture of the amnion
- 9. pertaining to after birth (reference to the newborn)
- 10. pertaining to birth
- 12. first pregnancy (pregnant for the first time)
- 14. many pregnancies (has been pregnant two or more times)
- 15. pertaining to before birth (reference to the newborn)
- 16. producing malformations (in the developing embryo)
- 21. study of malformations (usually in regard to malformations caused by teratogens on the developing embryo)
- 22. pertaining to the fetus
- 27. new birth (an infant from birth to 4 weeks of age)