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Ch 15 Flashcards

1
Q

Day 1

A

Conception

Zygote(one cell)

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2
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Day10

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Embryo implants in the uterine wall

HCG levels rise stimulating progestin

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3
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Week 4 length

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1/4 inch long

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4
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Week seven length

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1/2 inch

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5
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Week 9

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Embryo is now fetus has a pancreas

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6
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Weighs 6oz placenta diameter is about 3 inches

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Month 3

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7
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Weighs 1 lb 11 inches

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Month 5

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8
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14 inches long

A

6 months

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9
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Gains 1/2 to 1oz a day

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Month 7

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10
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Gains 1oz a day

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8&9 month

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11
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BMI 18.5 -24.9 weight gain during pregnancy

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25-35 lbs

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12
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BMI 25-29 weight gain during pregnancy

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15-25lbs

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13
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BMI <18.5 weight gain during pregnancy

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28-40 lbs

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14
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BMI >30

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11-20 lbs

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15
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Pregnant Adolescents need extra

A

Calcium, iron, zinc

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16
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Blood volume expands __ % by end of pregnancy

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50%

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17
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Cardiac size increase by

A

12%

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18
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Extra calories needed during 2nd trimester

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340

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19
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Extra calories needed during 3rd trimester

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452

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20
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When lactating extra calories needed the first 1-6 months

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330

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21
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Lactating calories needed after 6 months

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400

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22
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Protein needs during pregnancy and lactation

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71 g

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23
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Amount of folate needed

A

400 mcg and 200 from fortified foods or supplements = 600mcg a day

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24
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Ferrous sulfate needed

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30 mg

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25
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Amount of DHA needed

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200 mg/day

26
Q

Hormone that develops placenta after implantation

A

Progesterone

27
Q

Full term infants

A

37-42 weeks

28
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Normal term babies weight

A

5.5-8.8 lbs

29
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Low birth weight

A

<5.5

30
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1g= _ lbs

A

.0022 lbs

31
Q

Calcium needs increase during pregnancy?

A

No . Stays the same

32
Q

Amylophalgia

A

Consumption of corn starch or laundry detergent

33
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Fetal origins of disease

A

Quality and quantity of nourishment to the developing zygote then fetus, then neonate, then adult ,emerge as one explanation of disease that manifest in adulthood

34
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Assisted reproductive technology

A

Parents may me egg/sperm donors or surrogate mothers

35
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Mother offers breast milk for as long as the baby is interested

A

Baby-led weaning

36
Q

Neural tube defects, cardiovascular anomalies, oral clefts, anorectal atresia, hydrocephalus, and limb reductions

A

Congenital abnormalities

37
Q

First milk released during a breastfeeding high in water content

A

Foremilk

38
Q

Substance that promotes lactation in humans

A

Galactogogue

39
Q

Consumption of dirt or clay

A

Geophagia

40
Q

Carb intolerance with onset recognition during pregnancy

A

Gestational diabetes mellitus GDM

41
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Elevated blood pressure after 20 weeks w/o proteinuria or other findings

A

Gestational hypertension

42
Q

Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets

A

HELLP syndrome

43
Q

During breastfeeding this milk is creamier and higher in fat-soluble vitamins and nutrients

A

Hindmilk

44
Q

Excessive vomiting and weight loss during pregnancy

A

Hyperemesis gravidarum HG

45
Q

Intrauterine fetal demise (IUFD)

A

Still birth

46
Q

Small placenta having a smaller surface area of placental villi with reduced functional capacity

A

Intrauterine growth restriction

47
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Beginning of milk production

A

Lactogenesis I

48
Q

10-14 days postpartum milk is creamy and white

A

Lactogenesis II

49
Q

Oxytocin is released from posterior pituitary and stimulates the mammary glands to contract causing movement of milk through ducts and lactiferous sinuses

A

Let down

50
Q

Baby weighing more than 4000 grams

A

Macrosomia

51
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Final stage of milk production, milk given toward the 2nd week after birth

A

Mature milk

52
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Small bumps on areola that produce a natural oil that cleans, lubricates, and protects during pregnancy and breastfeeding

A

Montgomery glands

53
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Other encourages baby to stop breastfeeding

A

Mother led weaning

54
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Sickness that affects all pregnant women during 1st trimester and stops by 20 weeks

A

Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy NVP

55
Q

Released from posterior pituitary gland and stimulates the mammary glands to contract causing movement of milk through ducts and sinuses

A

Oxytocin

56
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Consumption of ice

A

Pagophagia

57
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Infant death occurs between 28 weeks gestation and 4 weeks postpartum

A

Perinatal mortality

58
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Pica

A

Consumption of non-food substances

59
Q

Rise in blood pressure accompanied by other changes

A

Preeclampsia

60
Q

Secreted from pituitary gland when eating, mating, ovulation, and breastfeeding

A

Prolactin

61
Q

Excessive saliva

A

Ptyalism gravidarum

62
Q

Produced 2-5 days after birth until 10-14 days postpartum, milk is white and creamy, produced in large quantities, breast become firm and large

A

Transitional milk

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