Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Conception

A

Act of becoming pregnant

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2
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Ovulation

A

ovary’s release of mature egg into the cavity near the end of one of fallopian tubes

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3
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Feralization

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Occurs during the exact moment the egg and the sperm combine

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4
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Zygote

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Genetic material in the egg + sperm combine 2 form a single cell called a zygote.

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5
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blastocyst

A

mass of cells formed by zygote cell devision

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6
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Embryo

A

product of conception from point of attachment to uterus to 8 weeks gestation

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7
Q

Gestation

A

period of time from conception

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8
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fetus

A

8 weeks till birth

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9
Q

How can pregnancy be diagnosed

A

lab test
observing mothers symptoms
performing physical examination

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10
Q

missed period

A

many 1st aware of pregnancy
can have other causes
lab tests still needed

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11
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Human Chronic Gonadotropin (HCG)

A
  • in woman’s urine/blood
  • secreted by placenta
  • lab tests can detect after 8 days
  • at home tests, detect after 1st day since period supposed to start.
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12
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At home tests

A
  • 99% accurate

- false negatives more common

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13
Q

length of average pregnancy

A

280 days

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14
Q

What is the most critical trimester

A

1st

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15
Q

1st month

A
  • primitive heart + digestive system
  • basic initiation brain + nervous system
  • small buds for arms and legs
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16
Q

2nd month

A

facial features recognizable

17
Q

3rd month

A
  • formation of arms, hands, legs and feet

- fetal movement frequently detected.

18
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Symptoms

A
  • most 1st trimester

- due to increase in hormones

19
Q

2nd trimester baby

A
  • fairly regular heartbeat
  • sleep + wake at regular times
  • thumb inserted into mouth
20
Q

2nd trimester mother

A
  • most unappealing symptoms subside
  • feel fetus move
  • belly expands
  • edema - water retention - swelling
21
Q

3rd trimester baby

A
  • complete development

- 26 week viability, survive outside body

22
Q

3rd trimester mother

A
  • uterus expands
  • belly large + heavy
  • weigh stresses muscles + skeleton (backache + cramps)
  • pressure on organs
23
Q

Nutrition

A
  • gain 25-35 pounds
  • 300-500 additional calories
  • need protein, iron, calcium, folic acid, vitamin B
24
Q

Too little weight gain

A
  • low birth weight
  • increase risk of mental motor impairment
  • higher infant mortality
25
Q

Too much weight gain

A
  • increase risk of miscarriage, complications and birth defects
26
Q

Drugs

A
  • may cross placenta + enter bloodstream of the fetus.

- teratogens cause fetus malformations