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  • Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  • Alcoholism in Pregnancy
 

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    Definition

    “Various forms of damage to a fetus as a result of heavy maternal alcohol consumption.  Potential problems include retarded growth, mental retardation, and sometimes craniofacial and limb abnormalities.” (The Social Work Dictionary)

     

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    • What is the relationship between fetal alcohol syndrome and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
    • Should mothers who drink be prosecuted for child abuse?
    • Should legislation be enacted to prevent serving alcohol to pregnant women?
    • What measures can be taken to educate the public about the dangers of drinking during pregnancy?
    • How should schools confront the problem of students who have fetal alcohol syndrome?
     

    Reference Books

    Alcohol, Tobacco, and Illicit Drugs: Information Plus
    Call Number: HV 4999.2 .A433 2007

    Encyclopedia of Drugs, Alcohol & Addictive Behavior
    Call Number: REF HV 5804 .E53 2001

    Gale Encyclopedia of Mental Health
    Call Number: REF RC 437 .G36 2008

    Magill’s Medical Guide
    Call Number: REF RC 41 .M34 2008

    Encyclopedia of motherhood
    Call Number: REF HQ759 .E52 2010

    Child: an encyclopedic companion
    Call Number: REF HQ767.84 .C55 2009

    Encyclopedia of substance abuse prevention, treatment, & recovery
    Call Number: REF RC563.4 .E53 2009

     
     

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