II: Pregnancy- Fetus Flashcards

1
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____ twins are at highest risk for Twin-Twin Transfusion Syndrome

A

Monochorionic; diamniotic

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2
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____ twins are at highest risk of entanglement of umbilical cords.

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Monoamniotic

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3
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____ villi: cytotrophoblast core surrounded by syncytiotrophoblasts

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Primary

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4
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____ villi: cytotrophoblasts contact decidua and invade through to the inner third of the myometrium

A

Anchoring

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5
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____ villi: extraembryonic mesoderm growing into the cytotrophoblast layer

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Secondary

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6
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____ villi: majority of placental mass, responsible for nutrient exchange

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Floating

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7
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____ villi: mesenchymal cell differentiation into blood vessels to form arteriocapillary network in the villous

A

Tertiary

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8
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_____ are specialized basic histones with disulfide bonds that compact sperm DNA

A

Protamines

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9
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______ do not express MHC molecules

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Syncytiotrophoblasts

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10
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______ may downregulate immune function regionally

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Cytotrophoblasts

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11
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______: morphological and biochemical differentiation of uterine stromal cells

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Decidualization

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12
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______: process by which blastocyst escapes the zona pellucida

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Hatching

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13
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______: trophectoderm cells of the blastocyst interdigitate with the luminal epithelium of the uterus

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Apposition

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14
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___-zygote: majority of spontaneous twin pregnancies (70%)

A

di

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15
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An activated oocyte releases ___, to prevent polyspermy.

A

ZP3-F

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16
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Capacitated sperm can bind to the _______ and undergo the acrosomal reaction.

A

zona pellucida

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17
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Dizygotic twins are __-chorionic and __-amniotic.

A

di; di

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18
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Fertilization occurs _____ hours following ovulation.

A

12 to 24

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19
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HbF has a lower affinity for ______.

A

2,3-BPG

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20
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How can TTTS be diganosed?

A

Placental Injection Studies

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21
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Hyperemesis in the context of twin pregnancies can be attributed to higher levels of ___

A

hCG

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22
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Implantation occurs approximately ___ days following fertilization.

A

6

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23
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In the placental-fetal unit, which produces 17-hydroxyprogesterone?

A

Fetus

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24
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In the placental-fetal unit, which produces estrogens?

A

Placenta

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In the placental-fetal unit, which produces progesterone?
Placenta
26
In TTTS, the ____ twin is at risk for developmental and growth defects
Donor
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In TTTS, the ____ twin is at risk for fetal hydrops.
Recipient
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Monozygotic twins dividing during days 0-3 are __-chorionic and __-amniotic
di; di
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Monozygotic twins dividing during days 13+ are __-chorionic and __-amniotic
mono; mono; (Conjoined)
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Monozygotic twins dividing during days 4-8 are __-chorionic and __-amniotic
mono; di
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Monozygotic twins dividing during days 9-12 are __-chorionic and __-amniotic
mono; mono
32
Name the 4 stages of implantation.
Pre-Implantation; Apposition, Adhesion, Invasion
33
Name the three most common causes of polyhydramnios.
Congenital abnormalities; Gestational diabetes; Hydrops
34
Name the three stages of placental development.
Pre-lacunar; Lacunar/Trabecular; Villous Stage
35
Name three treatments for TTTS.
Reduction Amniocentesis, Microseptostomy, Laser Ablation
36
On day 5, the blastocyst escapes the ______.
Zona pellucida
37
Oocyte-derived _____ reduces sperm protamines to decondense the sperm DNA and form the pronucleus.
Glutathione
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Sperm binding to the zona pellucida is mediated by ____.
ZP3
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Sperm traverse the _____ to reach the zona pellucida
Cumulus oophorus/corona radiata
40
Umbilical ____ carry deoxygenated blood.
arteries
41
Umbilical ____ carry oxygenated blood.
veins
42
What is a potential medical treatment for ectopic pregnancy?
Methotrexate
43
What is the composition of amniotic fluid early in pregnancy?
ultrafiltrate of maternal plasma
44
What is the composition of amniotic fluid late in pregnancy?
Fetal urine (some lung secretions)
45
What is the implication of untreated TTTS?
Mortality of at least one twin
46
What is the most common cause of oligohydramnios?
rupture of membranes
47
What is the normal value for normal concentration of sperm?
20 million per ml
48
What is the normal value for normal morphology?
>14%
49
What is the normal value for semen volume?
2ml
50
What is the normal value for sperm motility?
>50%
51
What is the predominant component of the zona pellucida?
Protein (70%)
52
What protein mediates sperm-oocyte fusion?
Fertilin
53
Which day of gestation? 4-8 cell embryo with the zona still present
3
54
Which day of gestation? Appearance of inncer cell mass and outer cells that will comprise the future placenta
5
55
Which day of gestation? Blastulation begins
4
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Which day of gestation? Two-cell embryo with symmetry and scant vacuoles
2
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Which enzymes does the fetus lack?
3-Beta-HSD, Aromatase
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Which enzymes does the placenta lack?
p450c17, 17-alpha-hydroxylase
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Which hormone promotes decidualization?
Progesterone
60
Which pathology? Abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, abnormally rising beta-hCG
Ectopic Pregnancy
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Which pathology? Impedes ability of baby to pass through cervix during delivery, can cause dangerous hemorrhage for mother and newborn
Placenta Previa
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Which pathology? Implantation near/on the cervix
Placenta Previa
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Which pathology? Implantation on a scarred region of uterine wall resulting in deep implantation; associated with previous C-section
Placenta Accreta
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Which pathology? Invasion through the uterine wall and into the abdominal cavity
Placenta Percreta
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Which pathology? Most common cause of maternal mortality during the first trimester of pregnancy
Ectopic Pregnancy
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Which pathology? Unblanced flow through connected vessels in the placenta
Twin Twin Transfusion Syndrome
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Which placental hormone? Controls maternal IGF-1 levels
hPGH
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Which placental hormone? Increases maternal plasma glucose content to make nutrients available to the fetus
hPL
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Which placental hormone? Maintains corpus luteum
hCG
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Which placental hormone? Stimulates trophoblast differentiation into cytotrophoblasts and syncytiotrophoblasts
hCG
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Which stage of placental development? Appearance of chorionic villi
Villous
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Which stage of placental development? Cytotrophoblasts proliferate and invade adjacent maternal tissue
Pre-lacunar
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Which stage of placental development? Vacuoles appear in syncytiotrophoblasts that coalesce to form lacunae that contact endometrial capillaries
Lacunar/Trabecular
74
Which steroids are produced by trophoblasts in high levels?
Estrogen, Progesterone
75
Which TTTS treatment has a higher complication rate and involves direct visualization of communicating vessels
Laser Ablation
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Which TTTS treatment may increase risk of cord entanglement
Microseptostomy
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Which TTTS treatment may need to be repeated?
Reduction Amniocentesis
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Which type of twins? Thick dividing membrane with lambda sign on imaging
Di-Di
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Which type of twins? Thin dividing membrane with T-sign on imaging
Mono-Di