15.2- fetal development and birth Flashcards

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1
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fetal development is weeks __

A

9+

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2
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what occurs in the first trimester (months 1-3)

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  • first 2 months= embryonic period
  • 3rd month= placenta developed genitals fully visible, growth
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what occurs in the second trimester (months 4-6)

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  • 4th month= heart beat,
  • 5th month=Covered with fine hairs,
  • 6th month= translucent, wrinkly, pink skin, increased weight gain
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4
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what are the fine hairs called and when do they cover the baby

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lanugo (shed before birth)
5th month

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5
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what happens in the third trimester

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extensive weight gain, rapidvbrain development, digestive and respiratory systems mature

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6
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what are teratogens

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substances that cause defects during development

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7
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examples of teratogens

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smoke, alcohol, drugs, excess nutrients, radiation,etc

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parturition= ___

A

labour

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9
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during labour what hormone does the placenta release and what does it do

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relaxing which loosens ligaments in pevis, relaxing the cervix

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10
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during labour ____ decreases therefore ____ are no longer inhibited

A

progesterone secretion
uterine contractions are no longer inhibited

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11
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when is oxytocin released

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during labour

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12
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where’s oxytocin released from

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hypothalamus, but secreted from posterior pituitary

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13
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what does oxytocin do

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stimulates the uterus to contract and stimulates release of breast milk

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14
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prostaglandis=

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more contractions

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15
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3 stages of birth

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1- dilation
2- expulsion
3- placental

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16
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what 3 things happen during the dilation stage of birth

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  • uterine contractions cause cervix to dilate
  • amniotic sac ruptures
  • stronger, more frequent contractions
17
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what happens during the expulsion stage of birth

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contractions push baby through cervix

18
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what is the placental stage of birth

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after baby is born the placenta and umbilical cord are released (afterbirth)

19
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lactation=

A

formation and secretion of breast milk

20
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what 2 hormones are involved in lactation

A
  • prolactin
  • oxytocin
21
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during pregnancy prolactin is inhibited by __+__

A

estrogen and progesterone (decrease after birth so prolactin isn’t inhibted anymore

22
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where is prolactin secreted from

A

anterior pituitary

23
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oxytocin is released due to (pathway)

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suckling- hypothalamus- posterior pituitary- oxytocin

24
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after lobules contract what happens

A

milk moves towards nipple through ductcs