Basic Anatomy Review Flashcards
1
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Placental Blood Flow (Maternal Circulation)
A
- umbilical arteries (deoxygenated blood)
- Umbilical Vein (oxygenated blood)
- Umbilical cord
- Amnion
- Chorion (Fetal)
- Decidua (materana)
- Endometrial artery
- Endometrial vein
2
Q
- Role of Placenta
- Poor implementation can lead to?
- What does Placenta produces?
A
- site of fetal nutritive, respiratory, and excretory function
- discoid mass composed of fetal (chorion frondosum) and maternal (decidua basalis) tissues
divided by ssures into cotyledons (lobules) on the uterine side - produces hormones such as progesterone, placental lactogen, estrogen, relaxin, β-hCG, and
IGFs - poor implantation can lead to spontaneous abortion
- abnormal location, implantation, or detachment can lead to antepartum hemorrhage
(see Obstetrical Hemorrhage, OB14)
3
Q
What does Placenta produces?
A
produces hormones such as progesterone, placental lactogen, estrogen, relaxin, β-hCG, and
IGFs
4
Q
What does poor implementation of Placenta lead to?
A
- poor implantation can lead to spontaneous abortion
- abnormal location, implantation, or detachment can lead to antepartum hemorrhage
(see Obstetrical Hemorrhage, OB14)