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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Trimester (disambiguation); Trimestre

trimester      
n. Vierteljahr, Trimester
in the family way         
  • Fertilization and implantation in humans.
  • alt=Title page from an 18th-century book about pregnancy
  • Breast changes as seen during pregnancy. The areolae are larger and darker.
  • Elizabeth]], depicted as a statue at the [[Church of the Visitation]] in [[Ein Karem]], Israel.
  •  author-link5 = Amy H. Herring }}</ref> Roughly 80% of births occur between 37 and 41 weeks of gestational age.
  • The initial stages of [[human embryogenesis]]
  • 250x250px
  • [[Linea nigra]] in a woman at 22 weeks pregnant
  • [[Melasma]]: pigment changes to the face due to pregnancy
  • A video describing research on [[N95 respirator]] use during advanced pregnancy
  • End of second trimester + 2 weeks (26 weeks of pregnancy)
  • Timeline of pregnancy, including (from top to bottom): Trimesters, embryo/fetus development, [[gestational age]] in weeks and months, viability and maturity stages
  • In the later part of pregnancy the uterus takes up much of the abdomen.
  • Third trimester pregnant woman
  • radiation dose]] to the developing fetus.
TIME OF HUMAN OFFSPRING DEVELOPMENT IN MOTHER'S BODY
Pregnant; Second trimester; First trimester; Third trimester; Pregnancies; In the family way; Pregnant woman; Human pregnancy; Pregnancy and childbirth; Pregnancy (humans); Pregnacy - 3rd Trimester; Full term; The Perinatal Human; Pregnency; Trimesters; Where Do Babies Come From; Pregnancy and Childbirth; Pregnancy proteins; Pregnant women; Signs of pregnancy; Pregnancy symptoms; To term; Pregnancy disorders; Childbearing; Conceive a child; Conceiving a child; Child-bearing; Cyesis; Prenatal period; Fetation; Childbearing period; Stage of labor; Human gestation; Pregnancy in humans; Child bearing; Childbearer; Child-bearer; Child bearer; Spontaneous pregnancy; Prenatal exposure; Trimester (pregnancy); Trimester of pregnancy; Multifetal pregnancy; Preg; Pregnancy duration; Term of gestation; Gestational term; Physiology of pregnancy; Exercise in pregnancy; Weight gain in gestation; Pregnancy (human); Term pregnancy; Early term; Late term; 1st trimester; Exercises for pregnant women; 🤰; Pegnate; Matrescense; Third trimester of pregnancy; First trimester of pregnancy; Pregnancy trimester; Pregnancy trimesters; 🫄; First labor stage; First pregnancy trimester; Third pregnancy trimester; Second pregnancy trimester; Baby bump
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conceive a child         
  • Fertilization and implantation in humans.
  • alt=Title page from an 18th-century book about pregnancy
  • Breast changes as seen during pregnancy. The areolae are larger and darker.
  • Elizabeth]], depicted as a statue at the [[Church of the Visitation]] in [[Ein Karem]], Israel.
  •  author-link5 = Amy H. Herring }}</ref> Roughly 80% of births occur between 37 and 41 weeks of gestational age.
  • The initial stages of [[human embryogenesis]]
  • 250x250px
  • [[Linea nigra]] in a woman at 22 weeks pregnant
  • [[Melasma]]: pigment changes to the face due to pregnancy
  • A video describing research on [[N95 respirator]] use during advanced pregnancy
  • End of second trimester + 2 weeks (26 weeks of pregnancy)
  • Timeline of pregnancy, including (from top to bottom): Trimesters, embryo/fetus development, [[gestational age]] in weeks and months, viability and maturity stages
  • In the later part of pregnancy the uterus takes up much of the abdomen.
  • Third trimester pregnant woman
  • radiation dose]] to the developing fetus.
TIME OF HUMAN OFFSPRING DEVELOPMENT IN MOTHER'S BODY
Pregnant; Second trimester; First trimester; Third trimester; Pregnancies; In the family way; Pregnant woman; Human pregnancy; Pregnancy and childbirth; Pregnancy (humans); Pregnacy - 3rd Trimester; Full term; The Perinatal Human; Pregnency; Trimesters; Where Do Babies Come From; Pregnancy and Childbirth; Pregnancy proteins; Pregnant women; Signs of pregnancy; Pregnancy symptoms; To term; Pregnancy disorders; Childbearing; Conceive a child; Conceiving a child; Child-bearing; Cyesis; Prenatal period; Fetation; Childbearing period; Stage of labor; Human gestation; Pregnancy in humans; Child bearing; Childbearer; Child-bearer; Child bearer; Spontaneous pregnancy; Prenatal exposure; Trimester (pregnancy); Trimester of pregnancy; Multifetal pregnancy; Preg; Pregnancy duration; Term of gestation; Gestational term; Physiology of pregnancy; Exercise in pregnancy; Weight gain in gestation; Pregnancy (human); Term pregnancy; Early term; Late term; 1st trimester; Exercises for pregnant women; 🤰; Pegnate; Matrescense; Third trimester of pregnancy; First trimester of pregnancy; Pregnancy trimester; Pregnancy trimesters; 🫄; First labor stage; First pregnancy trimester; Third pregnancy trimester; Second pregnancy trimester; Baby bump
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Definição

trimester
n.
Three months, quarter.

Wikipédia

Trimester

Trimester or Trimestre may refer to:

  • Academic term, a trimester system divides the academic year into three terms
  • Trimester (pregnancy) in humans, where the time of pregnancy is divided into three terms of 13 weeks to refer to the fetus's development
  • The trimester framework in Roe v. Wade, which organized constitutional issues in abortion law according to trimesters
  • A period of three months (Latin tri +mensis=month or moon) In Europe, where financial years start on 1 January each year, often Jan+Feb+Mar etc.