5 menstral cycle and contraceptives Flashcards

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about LH

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  • produced by pituitary gland
  • stimulates release of egg at day 14
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about oestrogen

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  • produced in ovaries
  • causes uterus lining to grow
  • stimulates release if LH
  • inhibits fsh
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about FSH

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  • produced in pituitary gland
  • causes egg to mature into FOLLICE in the ovaries
  • stimulates ovaries to produce OESTRIGEN
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about progesterone

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  • produced in ovaries by remains of folic after ovulation
  • maintains uterus lining
  • inhibits fsh and lh
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what 4 hormones control the menstrual cycle

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  1. FSH
  2. OESTROGEN
  3. LH
  4. PROGESTERONE
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4 stages of the menstrual cycle

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  1. day 1 - menstruation starts - uterus lining breaks down
  2. day 4-14 - uterus lining builds up again
  3. day 14 - egg developed and released from ovary - OVULATION
  4. day 14-28 - wall is maintained
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5 types of HORMONAL contraception

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  1. PILL
    - contains progesterone and (sometimes) oestrogen but lots of side effects.
  2. PATCH
    - progesterone and oestrogen, small patch stuck under skin, each lasts one week
  3. IMPLANT
    - inserted under skin on arm, relsease continuous progesterone, lasts 3 years
  4. INJECTIONS
    - contains progesterone, dose lasts 2-3 months
  5. IUD
    - T-shape inserted into uterus, plastic onesprevent release of progesterone, copper ones kill sperm
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2 types of NON HORMONAL contracpetion

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  • condoms
  • diaphragm ( plastic cup fits in cervix)
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what is IVF

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  1. collecting eggs from womans overaies and fertilising in lab using mans sperm
  2. fertilised eggs grown into embryos in lab incubator
  3. once embryos are tiny balls or cells, two get transfered tp uterus
  4. FSH and LH are given before egg collection to stimulate several eggs to maure
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pros and cons to IVF

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PROS
- give an infertile couple a child

CONS
- success rate is low (UK 26%) - stress
- physically stressful - reactions to the hormones
- unused embryos destroyed = unethical
- genetic testing = designer baby

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how has IVF improved

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  • advance in microscopy techniques
  • specialized micro tools for genetic testing and monitoring
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