ch. 4: assessment and health promotion Flashcards

1
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What vaccines can be administered to pregnant women?

A
  • tetanus/toxoid (killed/inactivated) toxoids

- flu vaccine

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2
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What vaccines should be avoided for pregnant women?

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  • NO LIVE VACCINES

- NO: BCG (TB vax), cholera, measles, mumps, rubella typhoid, varicella

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3
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Where are cells scraped from for PAP tests?

A
  • squamocolumnar junction/transformation zone

- most common site for neoplasmic changes

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4
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What are the three primary purposes of the bony pelvis?

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1) protection of pelvic structures
2) accommodation of growing fetus
3) anchorage of pelvic support structures

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5
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When does the menstrual cycle begin?

A

14 days after ovulation

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6
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What 3 feedback systems control the menstrual cycle?

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1) ENDOMETRIAL
2) HYPOTHALMIC-PITUITARY
3) OVARIAN

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7
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Low levels of ESTROGEN & PROGESTERONE stimulate the hypothalamus to secrete ____

A

GONADATROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE (GnRh)

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8
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The release of GnRh stimulates the anterior pituitary gland to secrete _____ & _____

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FOLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE (FSH) & LUTEINIZING HORMONE (LH)

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9
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What hormones influence the ovarian cycle?

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FSH, ESTROGEN, LH, PROGESTERONE

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10
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What are prostaglandins?

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  • oxygenated fatty acids classified as hormones
  • produced in most organs
  • affect SMOOTH muscle contractility
  • modulate hormone activity
  • key role in ovulation
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11
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What are four phases of the endometrial cycle?

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1) menstrual
2) proliferative
3) secretory
4) ischemic

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12
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What is the menstrual phase of the endometrial cycle?

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shedding of endometrial lining

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13
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What is the proliferative phase of the the endometrial cycle?

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enlargement of endometrial lining

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14
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What is the secretory phase of the endometrial cycle?

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Increase in vascularity of the uterus

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15
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What is the ischemic phase of the endometrial cycle?

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if no fertilization occurs, estrogen and progesterone levels drop, causing degeneration of corpus luteum

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16
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What happens if fertilization occurs?

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  • corpus luteum keeps producing progesterone to maintain pregnancy
  • after 5 weeks, embryo produces progesterone which inhibits LH & FSH, so no menstrual cycle
17
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What happens if fertilization does NOT occur?

A
  • No implantation
  • corpus luteum breaks down
  • progesterone levels drop, uterine lining breaks down= menstruation
  • FSH and LH produced again, new cycle