Module 02: Care of Mother and Fetus During Antenatal Period (Part 01) Flashcards
This is known to highlight marriage as not only a natural institution but as a sacrament in the service of communion and holiness.
The 1983 Code of Canon Law 2
This goods of marriage is delineated as the fruitfulness of union.
Offspring
This goods of marriage pertains to the phenomenon where two people are united into one to guide their children accordingly.
Sacrament
What are the two (2) essential properties of marriage?
(1) Unity
(2) Indissolubility
Under pubertal development, this stage of life transpires when secondary characteristics of both the male and female begin.
Puberty
Under pubertal development, this hormone is responsible for muscular development, physical growth and increase in sebaceous gland secretion for both male and female.
Androgen
Under pubertal development, this hormone is known to influence the development of the uterus along with the fallopian tubes and vagina, fat distribution and hair patterns, breast development (thelarche), and end of growth (closes the epiphyses of long bones.
Estrogen
Under pubertal development, what does the hormone estrogen influence?
(1) Development of the uterus
(2) Fallopian tubes and vagina
(3) Fat distribution and hair patterns
(4) Breast development (thelarche)
(5) End of growth (closes the epiphyses of long bones)
What are the female secondary sex characteristics?
(1) Growth spurt
(2) Increase in transverse pelvic diameter
(3) Breast development
(4) Growth of pubic hair
(5) Onset menstruation
(6) Growth of axillary hair
(7) Vaginal secretions
This vaginal secretion pertains that the woman is fertile.
Clear
This vaginal secretions pertains to preceding signs of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Yellowish/Greenish
This vaginal secretions pertains that the woman is not fertile.
White and Sticky
What are different male secondary characteristics when undergoing pubertal development?
(1) Increase in weight
(2) Growth of testes
(3) Growth in face, axillary and pubic hair
(4) Voice changes
(5) Penile growth
(6) Increase in height
(7) Spermatogenesis
This is characterized to be at least three (3) to six (6) inches and is lined with epithelial cells. This is also defined as the organ for copulation and is the passageway of products of conception.
Vaginal Canal
This is delineated to be vaginal discharges. This is the low of a whitish, yellowish, or greenish discharge from the vagina of the female that may be normal or that may be a sign of infection.
Leukorrhea
Under the internal reproductive system, this is the uppermost part that expands during pregnancy.
Body or Corpus
Under the internal reproductive system, this is known as the passageway that is commonly cut during Cesarean section.
Isthmus
Under the internal reproductive system, this is the lowest portion and the passageway during delivery. This is also characterized as the neck of the uterus.
Cervix
What are the layers of the uterus?
(1) Endometrium
(2) Myometrium
(3) Perimetrium
This layer of the uterus is important in menstrual function and is characterized to be influenced by estrogen and progesterone. This is also known as the site of implantation of the sperm cell.
Endometrium
This layer of the uterus is known as the muscle layer of the uterus and is stimulated when the mother is in labor. This is characterized to consist of smooth muscle and is responsible for constructing the tubal junctions and preventing regurgitation of menstrual blood.
Myometrium
This layer of the uterus is known to add strength and support to the uterus.
Perimetrium
What are the different types of uterine deviations?
(1) Anterversion
(2) Retroversion
(3) Anteflexion
(4) Retroflexion
Under the internal reproductive system, this type of uterine deviation is when the fundus is tipped forward. This is characterized as the ideal deviation.
Anteversion