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- .D4.When are the pregnancy visits? How often are the visits? When are Ultrasounds perform?Discuss Important developmental stages of the fetus?Identify the major changes to foetal development that occur during the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy. For each trimester, take into consideration Organ system development, changes to the skin surface of the foetus, Trimester length, the size of the foetus by the end of these trimesters.