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Genetics, Conception, & Fetal Development Flashcards

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Gamete

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Union of egg and sperm

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Meiosis

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Germ cell (reproductive cells) division yields cells with ½ genetic material (23 chromosomes).

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Gametogenesis

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Process of forming sex cells or gametes

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Spermatogenesis

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sperm production

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5
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Oogenesis

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Egg formation

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6
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What increase fallopian tube motility to propel the oven to the uterus?

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High estrogen levels

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7
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At ovulation the ovarian follicle releases a ______.

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Mature ovum

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8
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Of are fertile for _____

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24hrs

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9
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If no fertilization, what happens to the ovum?

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It is reabsorbed

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10
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Ejacuation contains how many sperm?

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200-500

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11
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They remain viable for how many hours?

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49 to 72

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12
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What is capacitation

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Enzymes that promote acrosome (protective covering) removal so sperm can penetrate the egg.

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13
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Where does fertilization take place?

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in lower 1/3 of the fallopian tube.

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14
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When fertilization occurs the egg & sperm become _______ to any more sperm?

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Impenetrable

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15
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When does Mitotic replication (cleavage) occur?

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Begins as zygote travels toward uterus.

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16
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How long is transit?

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3-4 days

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17
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What does the zone pelucida do?

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Protects cells

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18
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How many cells does the zygote contain when it enters the uterus?

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Called a morula and contains 16 cells

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19
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As cells continue to divide the structure develops & becomes known as ______?

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Blastocyst

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20
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What is a woman’s window of conception?

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3 days

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21
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What happens to the the blastocyst between days 6-10?

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Embeds into endometrium (usually fundal region)

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22
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What is the embedding of the blastocyst called?

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Implantation

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23
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What are chorionic villi?

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fingerlike projections that develop to tap into rich endometrial blood supply (obtain O2 and dispose of CO2 here).

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24
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What happens after implantation?

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The endometrium termed the decidua

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25
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What does pregnancy counting begin with?

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First day of the last menstrual period.

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26
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Pregnancy actually occurs ______ wks after last pregnancy.

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2 wks

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27
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This would be a pregnancy actually lasting

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38 wks or 266 days

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28
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What is a woman’s EDC with a LMP of 01/01/2015

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10/08/14

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29
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What is a woman’s EDC with a LMP of 09/28/13?

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07/05/14

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30
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When is the most dangerous time fore exposure to teratogens?

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8 wks. Still a zygote.

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31
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Amniotic cavity develops and eventually houses?

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Amniotic sac

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32
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Amniotic fluid contains

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800 to 1200 mL at birth

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33
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What does amniotic fluid maintain?

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Fetal temp

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34
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What is the source of oral fluid & outlet for fetal waste?

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Amniotic fluid

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35
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What does the amniotic fluid help expand?

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baby’s alveoli

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36
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Oligohydramnios

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<300mL of fluid. Fetal renal abnormalities .

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37
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Hydramnios

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> 2000ml of fluid. Fetal GI abnormalities.

38
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What does a lecithin/sphingomyelin determine?

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fetal lung maturity

39
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What does karyotyping determine?

A

& structure of chromosomes.

40
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A focused assessment in a baby with oligohydramnios includes

A

Urine output

41
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A focused assessment in a baby with hydramnios includes

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Bowel movements

42
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What is the yolk sac?

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Membrane surrounding embryo.

43
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What does the yolk sac do?

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Transfers maternal nutrients.
Site for initial blood & gas exchange.
Lasts only about 3 wks.

44
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What happens to the yolk sac after it is finished?

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Becomes part of the fetal digestive system

45
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After ____ wks blood vessels develop that supply the embryo with ______ and _____ from the umbilical card.

A

3rd wk

nutrients and oxygen.

46
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The umbilical cord contains ____ arteries that carry blood from embryo to ___ _____.

A

2 arteries

chrorionic villi

47
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____ vein returns blood to embryo

A

1 vien

48
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True knot?

A

places the fetus at risk before and during birth.

49
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False knot

A

kink or folds in the cord that compromise fetal circulation.

50
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Nuchal cord?

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Neck cord

51
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Wharton’s Jelly?

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cushions the vessels in the cord.

52
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Maternal –placental – embryonic circulation functional by day _____ when embryonic heart begins beating.

A

17

53
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Placental structure complete by week

_______.

A

12

54
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How does the placenta function?

A

Functions by producing hCG to maintain pregnancy.

55
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What does Human Chorionic Somatomammotropin or Human Placental Lactogen (hPL) do?

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Stimulates maternal metabolism to promotes fetal growth.
Increases maternal resistance to insulin.
Facilitates glucose transport across placental membrane for fetus.
Stimulates breast development.

56
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What does progesterone do?

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Maintains endometrium.
Decreases contractility of uterus (in early pregnancy).
Stimulates maternal metabolism & development of breast alveoli.
May give IM to maintain threatened miscarriage.

57
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What does maternal estrogen do?

A

Enlarge breast tissue.

Stimulate myometrial contractility (in late pregnancy).

58
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What is Pinocytosis

A

Transfer of large molecules across placental membrane.

Fetal passive immunity through transfer of maternal immunoglobulins

59
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What is Placental tears?

A

Small breaks occasionally leak fetal blood into maternal circulation = antibody formation of RH - mothers to RH + babies.

60
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What is placental function?

A

Depends on maternal circulation.

At term 10% of maternal cardiac output goes to the fetus.

61
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What does estrogen produced by the placenta do?

A

Enlarges breast tissue

62
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Fetal period is

A

9 wks until delivery

63
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During fetal period there is less danger from _____

A

Teratogens, except those that affect CNS

64
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Viability (the potential to live outside the womb) possible ______ after conception.

A

20wks

Actually 22wks pregnant (from last period)

65
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External uterine survival depends on ____ and _____.

A

CNS and lung maturation

66
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A baby born at 18 wks gestation will

A

Not survive

67
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A baby born at 34 weeks gestation will

A

Probably survive

68
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After _____ sufficient surfactant is present to promote survival in most infants.

A

32 wks

69
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What is Lecithin.

A

Postnatal lung expansion

70
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L/S ratio should be

A

2:1 - indicates fetal lung maturity

71
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Best test to determine fetal lung maturity is:

A

L/S Ratio

72
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Normal birth process squeezes

A

1/3 of fluid from fetal lungs

73
Q

What is the first organ system to work?

A

Circulatory system

74
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What are the shunts that allow blood to bypass liver and lungs?

A

Ductus venosus
Foramen ovale
Ductus arteriosus

75
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What are the 3 characteristics that allow the fetus to obtain oxygen from the maternal blood.

A
  1. Fetal hemoglobin carries 20%-30% more O2 than maternal hemoglobin.
  2. Fetal hemoglobin concentration is 50% greater than that of mother.
  3. FHR is 110-160 bpm - increased CO.
76
Q

Any woman carrying a fetus longer than ______ can have RH isoimmunization.

A

6 wks

77
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_________ is stored in the fetal liver and gives the infant extra energy in situations of stress.

A

Glucose

78
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_____, stored in the fetal liver, can supply infant for ____ months after birth.

A

Iron

5

79
Q

Many GI malformations occur between weeks______ of development.

A

5 and 10

80
Q

A newborn should void within ______ hrs

A

24

81
Q

The fetus can feel & must have ________ when invasive procedures are performed.

A

anesthesia

82
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Hypothyroidism in the fetus can cause ________

A

retardation

83
Q

Infants of diabetic mothers get _____ and _____

A

hyperglycemia & macrosomia (large baby).

84
Q

Can tell sex externally after ____ wk.

A

9th

85
Q

____ is acquired through breastmilk (colostrum) - offers passive immunity.

A

IgA

86
Q

Fraternal twins are not

A

Genetically alike and can be different sexes

87
Q

Risk of twins increases with increased with what 3 factors?

A

increased maternal age, increased parity, and use of fertility drugs.

88
Q

Monozygotic twins

A

Identical twins
One fertilized egg divides.
Same sex & same genotype (genotype).
Division usually occur between day 4 & 8 .

89
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What increases the risk of conjoined twins?

A

Later the cells divide the greater the chance

90
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What is a high risk when a woman is having twins?

A

Greater mortality due to cord accidents & combined circulatory problems.

91
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The biggest danger with an identical twin pregnancy is

A

Circulatory problems

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