Conception E1 Flashcards

1
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Define Gamete

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Sperm or Ova

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2
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Fertilization

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The process where the two gametes (sperm and ova) form a single new cell called a zygote

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3
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Meiosis vs Mitosis

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Meiosis: Gamete formation
Mitosis: Every other cell replication

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4
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How many ova/sperm does someone have

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400,000 ova at birth
Several 100 million sperm produced per day in men

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5
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Germinal stage

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Conception-Week 2

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6
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Embryonic Stage

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3-8 weeks

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7
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Fetal Stage

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9-42 weeks

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8
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Threats to prenatal development

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Mom/Dad behaviors; TORCHES panel, mom diet + mom age
Age > 30 or Adolescents at risk for LBW, down syndrome, higher infant mortality rates

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9
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Rubella, Chicken Pox/Mumps, Syphilis/Gonorrhea threats to prenatal development

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Rubella: prior to 11th week can cause blindness, deafness, heart defects or brain damage
Chicken pox/mumps: birth defects + miscarriage
Syphilis/Gonorrhea: Transmission to child

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10
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Germ Layers

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Ectoderm, Mesoderm, Endoderm

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Ectoderm Contents

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Epidermis, glands, nails, hair, CNS, PNS, tooth enamel, floor of amniotic cavity

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12
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Mesoderm

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Bone + teeth, muscles, dermis, connective tissue, cardiovascular, spleen, urogenital system

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13
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Endoderm

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Epithelium for respiratory and digestive tracts, glandular cells, roof of yolk sak

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14
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Cell membranes

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Amnion: Inner cell membrane develops from cells of blastocyst (cluster of dividing cells)
Chorion: Outer cell membrane, contains villi on surface, covers fetal side of placenta

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15
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Amniotic Fluid

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Comes from maternal blood via diffusion
800-1200mL at term
Fetus will swallow, in/out of lungs and urinate, should be clear

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16
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Oligohydramnios

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<300 mL r/t renal abnormalities

17
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Polyhydraminos/hydramnios

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> 2L r/t GI and other malformations

18
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Yolk sac

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Aids in transferring maternal nurtients/oxygen (diffused through chorion that becomes part of the placenta) Blood/plasma cells made keeps the pregnancy viable until placenta takes over

19
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Umbilical Cord

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AVA - Two arteries one vein
At term: 2 cm diameter, 30-90 cm long
Whartons Jelly: surrounds
True knot: looks like a knot
False knot: curved/bent in a way to create a cut in circulation
Nuchal Cord: wrapped around neck of fetus

20
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Purpose of placenta

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Metabolic exchange: Respiration, nutrition, excretion/storage
Hormones: HcG, human placental lactogen, progesterone

21
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Pulmonary surfactants (active phospholipids)

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Maintains proper function of lungs + gas exchange
Lecithin: Critical alveolar surfactant
Sphingomyelin
2:1 (L:S) indicates lung maturity

22
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Sensory awareness

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Sound, Light: 24 wks
Taste: 16 wks

23
Q

Rate of Multiples

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<3% of all

24
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Rate of muliples in fertility drugs

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1 in 10, more likely in older mom

25
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Monozygotic Vs Dizygotic

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Mono: Identical ovum splits during first two weeks of gestation
Dizygotic: 2 separate ova are fertilized by separate sperm