Exam 1: Placentation, Gestation, Parturition Flashcards
The ________ is the outermost layer of the placenta
chorion
The cavity immediately surrounding the fetus
Amnion
The cavity originating as an outpouching of the hindgut
and is continuous with the urachus
Allantois
Horses, Pigs, and Camelids
have this shape of placenta
Diffuse
Cows, Sheep, and Goats
have this shape of placenta
Cotyledonary
Dogs and Cats
have this shape of placenta
Zonary
Humans and Mice
have this shape of placenta
Discoid
Seen in horses and pigs,
intact membranes on both sides
are known as ___________ placenta
Epitheliochorial
Seen in sheep and cows,
the placenta has a fetal-maternal synctium
and is known as a ___________ placenta
Syndesmochorial
Seen in dogs and cats,
their placentas have this degree of invasiveness
Epitheliochorial
Humans, mice, and guinea pigs
have placentas with this degree of invasiveness
Hemochorial
In regards to intimacy of attachment,
Horses, Pigs, and Cows
have this type of placenta
Adeciduate
In regards to intimacy of attachment,
Dogs, Cats, and Humans
have this type of placenta
Deciduate
The fetal placental vasculature is
Villous in humans, pigs, horses, and cows
but
_________ in the dog and cat
Labyrinthine
Cervical stars, ossified yolk sacs, and embryonic capsules
are seen in this species
horses
Amniotic plaques and allantoic calculi (bovimane) are seen in
this species
Cows
In the placenta of the pig,
avillous uterine gland secretory spots
exist and are known as
Areolae
In dogs, when the placenta starts to hatch,
some of the fluid, called _________,
is excreted.
If you see this before birth, it means the placenta is detached.
If you seen this 24h post birth, it means there is another placenta detaching.
uteroverdin
Cardiac output and blood volume ______ in response
to maternal recognition of pregnancy
increases
This physiologic change in pregnancy is a laminitis risk
for horses
increased insulin resistance
What are the triggers for parturition?
Fetal HPAdrenal Axis
Fetal hypoxemia in late gestation
Rapidly growing fetus, placental adequacy
Fetal maturation
CRH–>ACTH–>Cortisol