How to Make a Baby- Fetal Dev and Reproduction Flashcards

1
Q

Graafian vs primary follicle

A
primary = thousands of follicles you are born with
graafian = mature follicle
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2
Q

where does fertilization take place?

A

distal third of the fallopian tube

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3
Q

where and when does implantation occur?

A

uterus

6-10 days following conception

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4
Q

upper portion of uterus =

A

fundus

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5
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The narrow, lower end that opens to the vagina is the=

A

cervix

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6
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inner lining of uterus=

A

endometrium

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7
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2 lays of endometrium =

A
basal = permanent
regenerative = functional
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8
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Estrogen and progesterone stimulate ______layer to thicken for implantation

A

regernative/functional

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9
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if no implantation occurs in the endometrium the _____ layer sheds during menstrual cycle

A

rengerative/functional

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10
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How many days can sperms survive in female reproductive tract?

A

2-3 days

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11
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3 phases of menstrual cycle

A
  1. follicular
  2. ovulatory
  3. luteal
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12
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menstrual vs endometrial cycle

A

Menstrual Cycle Ovarian Cycle (3 phases) =Maturing of the ova

Endometrial Cycle (3 phases)= Changes in the endometrium of the uterus

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13
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3 phases of endometrial cycle

A
  1. proliferative
  2. secretory
  3. menstrual
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14
Q

follicular, ovulatory, or luteal phase:

• LH, FSH, graafian follicle produces estrogen

A

follicular

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15
Q

follicular, ovulatory, or luteal phase:

  • peak estrogen and LH levels
  • ends with release of mature egg
A

ovulatory

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16
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ovulation =

A

release of mature egg

17
Q

what happen in luteal phase of menstrual cycle?

A

Corpus luteum produces high levels of progesterone and low levels of estrogen if pregnancy occurs
◦ if no preg then corpus luteum will degenerate, low levels progesterone and menstruation occurs
◦ empty follicle forms into corpus luteum

18
Q

What happens in proliferative phase of endometrial cycle? when does it occur? what is primary hormone?

A

• Estrogen made by graafian follicle– primary hormone
◦ Takes place after menstruation and ends with ovulation
◦ endometrium is thickening and vascularizing to prepare for implantation

19
Q

what happens in secretory phase of endometrial cycle? primary hormone? when does it occur?

A

• Progesterone secreted from corpus luteum – primary hormone
◦ starts after ovulation and ends with onset of menstruation
◦ endometrium continues to thicken

◦ if preg occurs it will develop and secrete glycogen 
◦ if no preg luteum degrades
20
Q

what happens in menstrual phase of endometrial cycle? hormones?

A

• Significant decrease in progesterone and estrogen
◦ occurs in response to hormone changes
◦ sloughing off of regenerative layer

21
Q

What does FSH primarily act to stimulate?
• Development of the uterine endometrium
• Release of the mature ovum
• Maturation of the ovarian follicle
• Development of the ovary

A

ANSWER: • Maturation of the ovarian follicle

RATIONALES:
• Development of the uterine endometrium = stimulated by estrogen from ovarian follicular cell
• Release of the mature ovum = after a spike in LH
• Development of the ovary = occurs during fetal development

22
Q

3 phases of fetal development?

A
  1. conception
  2. cell division
  3. implantation
23
Q

what happens during fertilization (conception)? where does it happen?

A
  1. Conception (fertilization)
    • Sperm enters oocyte – zygote – 46 chromosomes
    • Outer third of fallopian tube
24
Q

What happens during cell division face of fetal development?

A
  1. Cell division
    • Blastocyst
    • Embryoblast
    • Trophoblast
25
Q

What happens during implantation phase of fetal development?

A
  1. Implantation

• Blastocyst embeds into endometrium on day 5 or 6

26
Q

Fetus vs embyro

A
  1. Embryo
    • Implantation through 8 weeks gestation
  2. Fetus
    • Week 9 to birth
27
Q

when does heart form? circulation begins?

A

embryo phase

Heart forms during 3rd week of gestation
• 4th week begins to beat and circulate blood

28
Q

what is happening during fetus phase?

A

organ systems grow and mature

29
Q

what is function of placenta?

A

Prevents mixing of fetal and maternal blood
• Metabolic & gas exchange
• Hormone production= Progesterone, Estrogen, hCG, hPL

30
Q

what is function/organization of umbilical cord? who carries what kind of blood?

A
  • Two umbilical arteries
  • One umbilical vein
  • Arteries carry deoxygenated blood
  • Veins carry oxygenated blood
31
Q

3 parts of fetal circulation

A
  • Ductus venosus
  • Foramen ovale
  • Ductus arteriosus
32
Q

re fetal circulation: Connects umbilical vein to inferior vena cava(bypass liver) =

A

Ductus venosus

33
Q

re fetal circulation: Opening in heart’s septum between right and left atria =

A

Foramen ovale

34
Q

re fetal circulation: circulation Between pulmonary artery and descending aorta (bypass lungs) =

A

Ductus arteriosus

35
Q

A patient at 13 weeks gestation asks the nurse how her baby is nourished during pregnancy. Which information does the nurse use to explain the process to the mother?

  • Fetal waste products and CO2 pass through the placenta to the mother.
  • The placenta is a special organ developed to create nutrients and oxygen.
  • The mother’s blood and fetus’s blood mix for an exchange of nutrients.
  • Glucose, amino acids, and oxygen pass through the placenta from mother to baby.
A

• Glucose, amino acids, and oxygen pass through the placenta from mother to baby.