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When is the brain most susceptible to devastating outcomes from a brain injury? ? during the first half of the intrauterine period and between the ages 2-4 years ? during the last half of the intrauterine period and the first couple of months after birth ? between the ages 2-3 years ? between the ages 4-6 years 

          When is the brain most susceptible to devastating outcomes from a brain injury?
? during the first half of the intrauterine period and between the ages 2-4 years
? during the last half of the intrauterine period and the first couple of months after birth
? between the ages 2-3 years
? between the ages 4-6 years
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When is the brain most susceptible to devastating outcomes from a brain injury? ? during the first half of the intrauterine period and between the ages 2-4 years ? during the last half of the intrauterine period and the first couple of months after birth ? between the ages 2-3 years ? between the ages 4-6 years

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00:01 All right, we'll do a quick summary of the human development stages.
00:05 So you have the first, second, and third trimester.
00:14 So we'll look at the first one.
00:17 This is when implantation, gastrolation, and cell differentiation occurs.
00:25 This is also the time when the placenta and organs begin to form.
00:29 That's really important.
00:32 This is also the phase when the cells are deemed the fetus, as you can see here...
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