2. Implantation, placenta, placental circulation, fetal membranes Flashcards

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What is implantation?

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the stage in embryonic development in which the blastocyst hatches as the embryo, and adheres to the wall of the uterus.

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What is implantation?

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the stage in embryonic development in which the blastocyst hatches as the embryo, and adheres to the wall of the uterus.

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At the time of implantation, the mucosa of the uterus is in the (1)____ phase (Fig. 3.13), during which time (2)____ become coiled and the tissue becomes succulent.

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  1. secretory
  2. uterine glands and arteries
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At the time of implantation, the mucosa of the uterus is in the secretory phase (Fig. 3.13), during which time uterine glands and arteries become coiled and the tissue becomes succulent.

  • > As a result, three distinct layers can be recognized in the endometrium.
  • > What are they?
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a superficial compact layer, an intermediate spongy layer, and a thin basal layer (Fig. 3.13).

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IMPLANTATION

Normally, (1)___ implants in the endometrium along the anterior or posterior wall of the body of the uterus, where it becomes embedded between (2)____

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  1. the human blastocyst
  2. the openings of the glands
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What is The decidua?

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The functional layer of the pregnant endometrium

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Decidual reaction (decidualization)

starts at the site of (1)___ and spreads over, except at the (2)___

  • (3)___ transform into large, poligonal, epitheloid cells (decidual cells)
  • (4)___ accumulate in the cells
  • (5)___ is increased
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  1. implantation
  2. cervix
  3. connective tissue cells
  4. glycogen and lipids
  5. angiogenesis
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4 Functions of The decidua?

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  1. Forms the maternal placenta (basal plate)
  2. Protects and nourishes the conceptus before the utero-placental circulation begins
  3. Prevents attachment of the placenta to deeper layers (myometrium) of the uterus (placenta accreta)
  4. Sheds off during birth (decidua means falling away)
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4 Functions of The decidua

  1. Forms the ____
  2. Protects and nourishes the conceptus before ____ begins
  3. Prevents attachment of the placenta to ___
  4. Sheds off during ___
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  1. maternal placenta (basal plate)
  2. the utero-placental circulation
  3. deeper layers (myometrium) of the uterus (placenta accreta)
  4. birth (decidua means falling away)
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10
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Describe Decidual reaction (decidualization):

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starts at the site of implantation and spreads over, except at the cervix

  • connective tissue cells transform into large, poligonal, epitheloid cells (decidual cells)
  • glycogen and lipids accumulate in the cells
  • angiogenesis is increased
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Identify

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12
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The pellucide zone free blastocyst is a prerequisite to implantation

→ What are the 3 advantages of hatching?

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  1. further growing is allowed
  2. more efficient absorbtion of nutritients
  3. it is necessary to implantation
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13
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Implantation to the ___ part of the uterus wall

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anterior, posterior or upper part of

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14
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What happen during Implantation of the blastocyst?

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  • The syncytiotrophoblast (ST) invades the maternal tissue (primitive villi)
  • The ST pulls the conceptus into the endometrium
  • Lacunae appear filled with liquid in the ST
  • The ST erodes the maternal sinusoid vessles
  • The lacunae fuse with the maternal sinusoids
  • Primitive – uteroplacental circulation begins
  • Completed by the end of the 2nd week
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Implantation of the blastocyst

  1. The syncytiotrophoblast (ST) invades the __
  2. The ST pulls the___ into the endometrium
  3. ____ appear filled with liquid in the ST
  4. The ST erodes ___
  5. The lacunae fuse with the ___
  6. Primitive – ___ begins
  7. Completed by the end of the __ week
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  1. maternal tissue (primitive villi)
  2. conceptus
  3. Lacunae
  4. the maternal sinusoid vessels
  5. maternal sinusoids
  6. uteroplacental circulation
  7. second
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16
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Implantation of the blastocyst

Secretional activity of The syncytiotrophoblast (ST)

→ The role of hormones?

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  • block the maternal immune system
  • Prevent menstruation: human chorionic gonadotropin hormone (hCG)
17
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What are the 2 requirements for implantation?

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1. Zona –free blastocyst (hatching)

2. Adplantation

18
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Implantation occurs when __

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days 6-14.

19
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3 main events happening during implantation

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  • Adplantation (days 6-7)
  • Implantation
  • Coagulation plug
20
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3 main events happening during implantation

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  • Adplantation (days 6-7)
  • Implantation
  • Coagulation plug
21
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What happens during implantation?

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  • Blastocyst - endometrium interaction of adhesion molecules
  • “receptive window” (about days 20 -24 of the cycle)
    • Loose then firm adherence
    • The trophoblast connects to the epithelium of the endometrium,
    • alignment : the inner cell mass is toward the endometrium
22
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What happen during Coagulation plug?

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left where the blastocyst has entered the uterine wall (days 12-14).

23
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Identify

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24
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Location of the amniotic sac?

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It is inner fetal membrane