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6 weeks after child birth also known as the 4th trimester

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PERPUERIUM

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pregnancy or time before giving birth-

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PRENATAL

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20weeks of pregnancy or 4weeks-

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PERINATAL

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first 28days of life-

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NEONATAL

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refers to the relationship of mother and child to one another and consideration of the entire family-

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MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH NURSING

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a scientific form of problem solving serves as the basis for assessing, making a nursing diag-

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NURSING PROCESS

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four phases of health care-

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HEALTH PROMOTION, RESTORATION, MAINTANANCE, REHABILITION

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is the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current base evidence in makingf decisions-

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EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

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6 qsen competencises

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PATIENT CENTERED, TEAMWORKCOLLABORATION, EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE, QUALITY IMPROVEMENT, SAFETY, INFORMATICS

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composed of knowledge skill and attitudes required of licensed nurse

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QUALITY, SAFETY AND EDUCATION FOR NURSES

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a systematic investigation of problems that have implications for nursing practice and usually carred out by nurses

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NURSING RESEARCH

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Educating parents and children to follow sound health practies through teaching and role modelling

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HEALTH PROMOTION

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intervening to maintain health when risk of illness is present

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HEALTH MAINTENANCE

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return patient to wellness most rapidly-

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HEALTH RESTORATION

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preventing further complication from an illness, bringing client back to an optimal state of wellness-

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HEALTH REHABILITATION

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stresses that an important role of the nurse is to help patient adapt to change caused by illness or other stressors

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CALISTA ROYS THEORY

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offer a helpful ways to view clients so that nursing activities can best meet client needs

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NURSING THEORIES

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philosopy of chn -

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FAMILY CENTERED, COMMUNITY CENTERED, EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

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concentrates on examining patients ability to perform self care

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DOROTHEA OREMS THEORY

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the way nurses move from novice to expert as they become more experienced and prepared

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PATRICIA BENNER

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primary goal of mchn

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HEALTHY INFANTS, HEALTHY, ADULT, HEALTHY ADOLESCENTS, HEALTHY CHILDREN, HEALTHY PREGNANCIES, HEALTHY FAMILIES

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The nurses systematically evaluate the quality and effectiveness of pediatric nursing practice

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QUALITY CARE

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The nurse acquires and maintain current knowledge and competency

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EDUCATION

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The nurse evaluates his or her own nursing practice in relation to professional practice standard

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PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

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The nurse interacts with and contributes to the professional development of peers, colleagues

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COLLEGIALITY

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The nurse assessment, action and recommendations on behalf of children and their families are determined in an ethical manner

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ETHICS

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The nurse contributes to nursing and pediatric health care through research

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RESEARCH

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The nurse collaborate with the child, family and other health care providers

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COLLABORATION

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The nurses considers factors related to safetym effectiveness and cost in planning and delivering patient care -

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RESOURCES UTILIZATION

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Network is established in all provinces for maternal and newborn health service delivery-

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CEmONC - BEmONC

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end referral facilities , cesarian sections, -

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CEmONC

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normal vaginal delivery-

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BEmONC

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25
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pregnancy tracking, birth planning home visits -

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community level service provider

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26
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The number of deaths per 1000 populations-

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birth death rate

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the rate number of prenancies per 1000 women of child bearing age-

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fertility rate

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28
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the number of fetal deaths per 1000 live births

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fetal death rate

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the number of deaths per 1000 live births occuring at birth or in the first 28days

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neonatal death rate

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the number of deaths during the perinatal time period

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perinatal death rate

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the number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births that occur as a direct result of the reproductive process

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maternal mortality rate

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the number of deaths per 1,000 live births occuring at birth or in the first 12months of life

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infant mortality rate

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the number of deaths per 1,000 population in children age 1 to 14 years

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childhood mortality rate

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34
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measure how fast people are added to the population through births

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crude birth rate

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35
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common causes of neonate mortality

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CONGENITAL MALFORMATION RELATED TO GESTATION

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36
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more specific than CBR

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GENERAL FERTILIY RATE

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36
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GFR of 200/1000 =

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HIGH FERTILITY

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GFR of 60/1000 =

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LOW FERTILITY

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38
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Deaths among infants 28 days to less than 1 year of age in a calendar year. -

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POST NEONATAL MORTALITY RATE

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Refers to the probability of dying between birth and exactly 5 years of age expressed per 1,000 live births. It encompasses neonatal mortality -

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UNDER 5 MORTALITY RATE

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Is the annual number of female deaths per 100,000 live births from any causes related to or aggravated by pregnancy or its management -

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MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIO

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Is the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy -

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MATERNAL MORTALITY

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Any health condition attributed to and / or aggravated by the pregnancy and childbirth that has a negative impact on woman’s well – being

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MATERNAL MORBIDITY

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Maternal and child health nursing can be visualized within a framework in which nurses use

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NURSING PROCESS, NURSING THEORY, QUALITY , SAFETY AND EDUCATION FOR NURSES

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The maternal child nurse serves in roles related to

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labor, delivery, recovery, operational, postpartum, management of high risk pregnancies

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45
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Care for families during child – bearing and child rearing years and through the four phases of health care

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HEALTH PROMOTION, HEALTH RESTORATION, HEALTH MAINTENANCE, HEALTH REHABILITATION

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Specific roles they may perform include :

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fetal monitoring, ASSISTING IN CESAREAN DELIVERY, IDENTIYING POSTPARTUM COMPLICATION

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Basic nursing skills are a necessity

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PAIN MANAGEMENT, PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION, ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, COMMUNICATION

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ROLES and Responsibilities of Maternal Child Nurse

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HEALTH CARE PROVIDER, HEALTH EDUCATOR, COUNSELOR, RESEARCHER, MANAGER OF CARE

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Areas of expertise in MCN

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TREATING A PREGNANT TEENAGER, A CRITICALLY ILL CHILD, ANOTHER GROUP WITHIN THE COMMUNITY

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Advanced Practice roles of MCN nurses

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PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER, NEONATAL NURSE PRACTITIONER, FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER, WOMENS HEALTH NURSE PRACTITIONER, CARE MANAGER, CLINIC NURSE SPECIALIST

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Advanced Practice roles of MCN nurses

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51
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Five Universal Characteristics of Family

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A SOCIAL SYSTEM, PERFORM CERTAIN BASIC FUNCTION, HAS STRUCTURE, HAS ITS OWN CULTURAL VALUES AND RULES, MOVES THROUGH STAGES IN ITS LIFE CYCLE

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Classification of family based on internal Organization

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CONJUGAL FAMILY AND NUCLEAR FAMILY, EXTENDED FAMILY

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Functions of the Family

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PROVISION OF FAMILY BASIC NEEDS, ALLOCATION RESOURCES, DIVISION OF LABOR, SOCIALIZATION, REPRODUCTION, MAINTENANCE OF ORDER, ASSITANCE WITH FITTING INTO THE LARGER SOCIETY, MAINTENANCE OF MOTIVATION AND MORALE

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Classification of family based on family descent

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PATRILINEAL FAMILY, MATRILINEAL FAMILY, BILATERAL FAMILY

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Classification of family Based on authority

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PATRIARCHAL, MATRIARCHAL, EGALITARIAN ,MATRICENTRIC

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Classification of family based on residence

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PATRILOCAL, MATRILOCAL, BILOCAL, NEOLOCAL, AVUNCOLOCAL

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A family structure of parents and their offspring

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NUCLEAR FAMILY

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57
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Compose of relatives’ nuclear families such as grandparents

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EXTENDED FAMILY

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58
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is viewed as an autonomous unit in which both parents reside in the home with their children

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TRADITIONAL FAMILY

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In two career or dual career families both partners are employed

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TWO CAREER FAMILY

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60
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Single parenthood

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SINGLE PARENT

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Young parents that are often developmentally

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ADOLESCENT FAMILY

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With or without their own children may house more than one fosters

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FOSTER FAMILY

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Existing families units who join together to form new families, also called step

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BLENDED FAMILY

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Also called as communal families consists of unrelated indiviualds or families who live under one roof

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COHABITING FAMILY

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Children continually live with their parents even after having their own children

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INTRAGENERATIONAL FAMILY

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Refers to the unmarried individuals in a committed partnership living together with or without children

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COHABITATIONS

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67
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Intimate partners of the same sex may live together

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GAY OR LESBIAN

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68
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Several people together

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COMMUNAL FAMILY

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69
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 It brings the couple together unlike any other act can. It is love giving, union of two individual that is mutually agreed to become one

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UNITIVE

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 By bringing the sperm to the egg

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PROCREATIVE

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71
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 Man and woman unite as one flesh ( sex is unitive)

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MARRIAGE

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 We do this when we use artificial means to procreate, such as artificial insemination

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TAKING OUT THE UNITIVE

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73
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2 PURPOSE IN MARRIAGE

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UNITIVE, PROCREATIVE

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74
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XY

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 Male

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74
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XX

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 Females

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75
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 The chromosomal sex or biologic sex is formed at

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FERTILIZATION

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76
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 During early fetal life, _______ are formed in the 6th and 10th week in the yolk sac

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primordial germ cells

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77
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is a body organ that produces sex cells

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GONADS

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78
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 At ____ week primitive gonadal tissue is already formed

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5th

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79
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 At ____ week, the human embryo has neutral gonads with two pairs of duct system

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8th to 10th

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80
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 If the germ cell is XY the gonads become

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testes

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81
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 Mullerian duct inhibited which cause Mullerian duct to self destruct

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 APOPTOSIS

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82
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 Testosterone produced by the

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LEYDIC CELLS

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83
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causes the development of the prostate gland. Also responsible for the development of the male external genitalia

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 DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE

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 Develop into oviducts, uterus, and upper vagina

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 MULLERIAN DUCTS

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85
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 Disappear without stimulation from testosterone

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WOLLFIAN DUCTS

86
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 is the stage of life at which secondary sex changes beings

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PUBERTY

87
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 Under the stimulation of hypothalamus, the ______ releases _____

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PITUITARY GLANDS and GONADOTROPHIN HORMONES

88
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 Puberty ends with

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MENARCH

89
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 The first sign of pubescence in females is usually

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breast bud formation

90
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are the hormones responsible for muscular development

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 Androgenic hormones

91
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 In MALES, androgenic hormones are produced by the _____ and the ___

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ADRENAL CORTEX AND TESTES

91
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 In FEMALES , by the ____ and ___

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ADRENAL CORTEX AND THE OVARIES

92
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 The appearance of male pubic, axillary, and facial hair; laryngeal enlargement with its accompanying voice change

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 ADRENARCHE

93
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 The beginning of breast development

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 THELARCHE

93
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 When triggered at puberty by FSH, ovarian follicles in females begin to excrete a high level of the hormone

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ESTROGEN

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 FUNCTIONS estrogen

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 Supports the growth and regeneration of female reproductive tissues
 Regulates the menstrual cycle
 Affects the growth of breast tissue
 Assis in keeping a health libido in women
 Helps to maintain healthy levels of cholesterol
 Keeps the pelvic floor strong and health
 Support the health of skin, hair and bones
 Affects the mood and overall brain function

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 The average age at which MENARCHE occurs is ____yrs of age

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12.4

95
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 Once a girl has started to menstruate, she is physically able to become pregnant

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 FEMALE FERTILITY

96
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 A boy cannot control when he will have an erection or wet dream

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 MALE FERTILITY

97
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 The place where a baby develops

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UTERUS

98
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 Time in life when a woman’s menstruation ends

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MENOPAUSE

98
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 Forceful release of semen from the penis

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EJACULATION

99
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 A thick fluid that is discharged from the penis during ejaculation

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SEMEN

100
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 The part of the woman that takes the egg from the ovaries to the uterus

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FALLOPIAN TUBES

101
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 Release of an egg from an ovary

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OVULATION

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 The part of the woman that takes the egg from the ovaries to the uterus

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FALLOPIAN TUBE

102
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 Place where sperm is produced

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TESTICLE

103
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 Process of becoming an adult

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PUBERTY

104
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 Study of the male reproductive system

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ANDROLOGY

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ERECTION

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 Hardening of the penis

105
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MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
 External Structures

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 Scrotum
 Testes
 Penis

106
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 Supports the testes and helps regulate the temperature of the sperm

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 SCROTUM

107
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 Internal Structures male

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 Epididymis
 Vas deferens
 Seminal Vesicles
 Prostate Gland
 Bulbourethral Glands

108
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 Responsible for the production of testosterone
 TESTOSTERONE the most prevalent androgen, promotes the development of masculine

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 TESTES

109
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 Is the organ of COPULATION medical term for sexual intercourse

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 PENIS

110
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 Comma shaped organ about 4cm long that lies along the posterior border of each testis

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 EPIDIDYMIS

111
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 Carries sperm from the Epididymis through the Inguinal canal the abdominal Cavity

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 VAS DEFERENS

112
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 2 convoluted pouches

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 SEMINAL VESICLES

113
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 Chestnut sized gland
 Lies below the Urinary Bladder
 Secretes thin, Alkaline fluid

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 PROSTATE GLAND

113
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the hood-like fold of the skin that covers the glans

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 Prepuce

113
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 Pass through the prostate gland and join the seminal vesicles to the urethra

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 EJACULATORY DUCTS

114
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 Lies beside the prostate glands

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Bulbourethral Glands

115
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 Occurs when your penis fills with blood, causing it to expand and become firm

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 ERECTION

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 Tubes called the vasa deferentia squeeze sperm from the testes toward the back of the urethra

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 EJACULATION

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 Mixture of sperm and seminal fluid

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 SEMEN

118
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 Hollow tube leading from the base of the Bladder

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 Urethra

118
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 Study of the female productive system

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GYNECOLOGY

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EXTERNAL STRUCTURE FEMALE

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 Mons veneris
 Labia minora
 Labia Majora
 Vestibule
 Clitoris
 Skene glands
 Bartholin glands
 Fourchette
 Hymen

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 Fatty tissue containing folds of skin that extend down ward from the Mons Veneris around the external vaginal opening

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 LABIA MAJORA

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 Rounded, soft fullness over the symphysis pubis

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 MONS VENERIS

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 Narrow folds of skin and fibrous- areolar tissue extending from the clitoris to the fourchette

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 LABIA MINORA

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 Homologous to the Penis Erectile organ fixed beneath the arc of the pubis

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 CLITORIS

124
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is the flattened, smooth surface inside the labia. The openings to the bladder and the uterus both arise from this space

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 VESTIBULE

124
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 Paired elongated masses of erectile tissue,  Located at the sides of the vaginal orifice

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 BULBS OF THE VESTIBULE

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 Pink, reddened, slit-like opening.  Marks the terminal or distal urethra

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 URETHRAL MEATUS

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 2 very short tubular structures
 Located posterolateral inside the urethral meatus

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 PARAURETHRAL GLANDS

127
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 Diamond shape is medial to the thighs and buttocks of both males and females
 It contains the external Genitalia and Anus

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PERINEUM

128
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 Ridge of tissue formed by the posterior joining of the labia minora and the labia majora.
 This is the structure that sometimes tears or is cut during childbirth

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 FOURCHETTE

129
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INTERNAL STRUCTURS FEMALE

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OVARIES, FALLOPIAN TUBE, UTERUS, VAGINA

129
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 Located on each side of the vaginal opening with ducts that open into the proximal vagina near the labia minora and hymen

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 BARTHOLIN GLANDS

130
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 A tough but elastic semicircle of tissue that covers the opening to the vagina during childhook

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 HYMEN

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 Hollow muscular organ shaped like a flattened pear

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 UTERUS

132
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a normal bacterial flora of the vagina that maintains its acidity

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 DODERLEINS BACILLI

133
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 Hollow muscular organ shaped like a flattened pear

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 UTERUS

134
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 Neck or mouth of the uterus

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 CERVIX

135
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 It extends from the introitus to the cervix
 Passageway for the sperms entrance

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 VAGINA

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 A constricted area immediately above the cervix
 It descends and softens during pregnancy ( hegar’s signs ) and form the lower segment of the uterine segment
 The portion of the uterus most commonly cut/incised during C birth

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 ISTHMUS

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 The body of the uterus

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 CORPUS

138
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 Top portion of the uterus

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 FUNDUS

139
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 LAYERS OF THE UTERUS

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PERIMETRIUM, MYOMETRIUM, EDNOMETRIUM

140
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POSTIONS OF THE UTERUS

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ANTERVERSION, RETROVERISION, RETROFLEXION

141
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TYPES OF LIGAMENTS

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ROUND LIGAMENTS, BROAD LIGAMENTS, UTERO SACRAL LIGAMENTS

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  • Layer of the peritoneum which covers the uterus except at the side
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 PERIMETRIUM

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  • Middle layer of uterus
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 MYOMETRIUM

144
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  • Inner lining of uterus uterus
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 ENDOMETRIUM

145
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fundus is tipped back position of uterus

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 RETROVERSION

145
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 Fundus is tipped forward position of the uterus

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 ANTERVERSION

146
Q

The body is bent sharply above the cervix

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 RETROFLEXION

147
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 A double fold peritoneum extending outwards from the uterus attached to the side walks of the pelvis

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 BROAD LIGAMENTS

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 it has a little support but maintains the normal position of the uterus

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 ROUND LIGAMENTS

149
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 Consists of folds of peritoneum extending backward from the sides of the ISTHMUS

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 UTERO SACRAL LIGAMENTS

150
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FALLOPIAN TUBE parts

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 Interstitial portion, isthmus,  Ampulla ,  Infundibulum

150
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FUNCTION OF UTERUS

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 Organ of reproduction
 Organ of menstruation
 Nourishes and protects the fertilized ovum for 40weeks
 It expels the products of conception

151
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 2 almond shaped gland
 Located on the posterior surface the board ligament
 Release the mature ovum monthly

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ovaries

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 Accessory organs of reproduction are composed of glandular, fibrous, and adipose tissue
 Contains acini cells that produce milk

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breast

153
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 A small cylindrical body that projects slightly from the center each of breast

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NIPPLE

154
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a thin yellowish fluid composed of colostrum corpuscles, water fluid and fat

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 COLOSTRUM

155
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 ___and _____inhibits the release of prolactin from the anterior pituitary gland

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ESTROGEN and PROGESTERONE

156
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 Hormone from the posterior pituitary gland that stimulate expression of milk from the lactating breast “ let down reflex ( sound of the infant crying )

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OXYTOCIN

157
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 Serves to support and protect the reproductive and other pelvic organs

A

PELVIS

158
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PARTS OF PELVIS

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ilium, ischium, pubis

159
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 forms the upper posterior portion of the pelvic ring
 the wedge bone at the back of the pelvis

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SACRUM

160
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 composed of five very small bones fused together located below the sacrum

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COCCYX

160
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 for obstetric purposes, the pelvis is further subdivided by an imaginary line. The line terminalis

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PELVIC LINES

161
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  • shallow upper part if the pelvis that supports the uterus during the late month of pregnancy
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 false pelvis

162
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TYPES OF PELVIS

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 GYNECOID, ANTHROPOID, PLATYPELLOID, ANDROID

162
Q

 True pelvis

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  • Lower, smaller but deeper part of the pelvis that must be adequate for the delivery process. Also known as the bony birth canal
163
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MEASUREMENTS
 External – Suggestive only of the pelvic size

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 Intercristal  Interspinous  Intertrochanteric  External conjugate

163
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  Normal female pelvis

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 GYNECOID

164
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 Internal – it gives the actual diameter of the inlet and the outlet MEASUREMENTS

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 Diagonal conjugate  True conjugate  Biischial diameter

165
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the distance between the sacral promontory and inferior margin of the symphysis pubis

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DIAGONAL CONJUGATE

166
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transverse diameter of the pelvic outlet

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BIISCHIAL DIAMETER

167
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distance between the anterior surface of the sacral promontory and the superior margin of the symphysis pubis

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TRU CONJUGATE

168
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 The process by which the seminiferous tubules of the testes produce sperm

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SPERMATOGENESIS

169
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ANDROGEN

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 Male sex hormones, produced in testes and adrenal glands

170
Q

is one major androgen

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 Testosterone

171
Q

secrete testosterone

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 Leydi cells

172
Q

PHYSIOLOGY OF MENSTRUATION
 Four body structures are involved :

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Hypothalamus
 Pituitary gland
 Ovaries
 Uterus

172
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 Is a cycle periodic uterine bleeding in response to cyclical hormones beginning at puberty and ending at menopause

A

MENSTRUAL CYCLE

173
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 a hormone active early in the cycle that is responsible for the maturation of the ovum

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FSH

174
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 a hormone that becomes most active at the midpoint of the cycle and is responsible for ovulation

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LH

175
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 this stage of maturation, the small ovum with its surrounding follicular membrane and fluid

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GRAAFIAN FOLLICLE

176
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PHASES OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE

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 Menstrual phase
 Preovulatory phase
 Ovulation
 Post ovulation phase

177
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 Time between the end of menstruation and ovulation

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PREOVULATORY PHASE ( PROLIFERATIVE )

178
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POSTOVULATORY PHASE ( SECRETORY )

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 Time between ovulation and onset of the next menses

179
Q

the small amount of blood that leaks into the pelvic cavity from the ruptured follicle can cause pain

A

 MITTELSCHMERZ

180
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 Cervical mucus forms fern like pattern when placed on a glass slide and allowed to dry

A

FERN TEST

181
Q

 Is an episodic uterine bleeding in response to cycle hormonal changes

A

MENSTRUATION

181
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FOUR PHASES THAT ARE CHARACTERIZED BY CHANGES IN THE UTERINE ENDOMETRIUM

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 PROLIFERATIVE
 SECRETORY
 ISCHEMIC
 MENSES

182
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 First menstrual period in girls

A

MENARCHE

183
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TEACHING ABOUT MENSTRUAL HEALTH

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exercise, sexual relation, ADL, pain relief , rest, nutrition

184
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 Is a multidimensional phenomenon that includes feelings, attitudes, and actions.

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SEXUALITY

185
Q

sex of the fetus somehow influences the physical structure and behavior of the mother

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 AT pregnancy :

186
Q

: boy has erection, boys and girls enjoy being touched, cleaned

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 BABY

187
Q

plays mommies and daddies, enjoy dressing as a girl or boy

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 CHILD OF 6 YEARS

188
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wet dreams, feeling sexy near others, interested in being a girl or boy

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 CHILD OF 15 YEARS :

189
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do what they have been taught at initiation

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 MARRIED COUPLE

189
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mother enjoys giving breast milk and cuddling baby

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mother enjoys giving breast milk and cuddling baby

190
Q

don’t have to worry about pregnancy, free from hard

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 ELDERLY COUPLE :

191
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 Refers to socially or culturally defined ideas

A

GENDER

192
Q

 Male roles, attributes

A

 Masculinity

193
Q

 female roles

A

 Femininity

194
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DIMENSION OF SEX AND GENDER

A

ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, GENETICS, HORMONES.. IDENTITY, ROLES AND NORMS, RELATION. POWER

195
Q

 Inner sense as person has of being a male or a female

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SEXUAL IDENTITY

196
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 Occurs when stimulation proceeds through the Plateau stage to a point at which the body suddenly discharges accumulated sexual tension

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ORGASM

196
Q

 Widely held expectations on how males and females should think and behave are called gender norms

A

GENDER NORMS

197
Q

 At birth, newborns are identified as male or female based on their sex organs

A

GENDER IDENTITY

198
Q

 Period where external and genital organs return to an unaroused state

A

RESOLUTION

199
Q

SEXUAL ACTIVITY 1st Trimester -

A

LIBIDO down

200
Q

SEXUAL ACTIVITY 2nd Trimester -

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increase sexual enjoyment due to increase blood supply to pelvic area

201
Q

SEXUAL ACTIVITY 3rd Trimester -

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sexual desire may remain high or decrease because of increase abdominal size

202
Q

 Is a universal law that provided universal access to methods on contraception, fertility control, sexual education, and maternal care

A

RA no. 10354

203
Q

president who signed the RH law in December 2012

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BENIGNO S. AQUINO III

204
Q

 Is the will and ability of parents to respond to the needs and aspiration of the family and children

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 RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD

205
Q

 Can be defined as a state of complete well being in matters relating to ones sexual and reproductive life

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 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

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