Module 2: Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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when does spermatogenesis begin and end

A

starts at the beginning of puberty and continues throughout life

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2
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What hormone triggers spermatogenesis?

A

follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

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3
Q

Where is sperm formed?

A

serminiferous tubles of the testes

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4
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When is the reproductive window for women?

A

from the beginning of their first menstural period to their early 50s when menopause begins

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5
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What hormone stimulated ovulation?

A

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

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6
Q

Where is oxytocin created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created in hypothalamus
targets uterus and breast tissue
increases uterine contractions during intercourse, childbirth and breastfeeding

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7
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Where is prolactin created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created in anterior pituitary
targets breast tissue
stimulates milk production

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8
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Where is FSH created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created by anterior pituitary
targets ovaries & testes
stimulates focille development (production of ova and sperm)

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9
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Where is luteinizing hormone created, what does it target?

A

created in anterior pitullary

targets and stimulates the testes and ovaries

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10
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Where is estrogen created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created in the ovaries

effects development of sex characteristics in women and puberty

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Where is progesterone created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created in ovaries
effects menstural cycle
prepares breast tissue for breastfeeding, relaxes uterine muscles to endable embedding of embroyo

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12
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Where is testosterone created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

created in testes

effects growth and maturation of male reproductive organs

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13
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Where is relaxin created, what does it target and whats it function?

A

creates ovaries, breasts, placenta and prostate

targets smooth muscle, cardiac and connective tissue cells

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14
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How long does pregnancy last?

A

38-40 weeks

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15
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what is the time of the 1st trimester?

A

counted from implantation and stops at the end of the 12th week of gestation

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16
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symptoms during 1st trimester of pregnancy

A

nausea, vomitting, urinary frequency and constipation

17
Q

what is a teratogen?

A

any agent or factor that causes an abnormality following fetal exposure during pregnancy

17
Q

what is a teratogen?

A

any agent or factor that causes an abnormality following fetal exposure during pregnancy

18
Q

events that occur in the first trimester

A

embryo implants into endometrium, foetus membranes differentiate into chorian and amnion

19
Q

time of 2nd trimester

A

13th week until 26th week

20
Q

why do women gain weight during the third trimester period

A

extra blood volume, breasts, uterus and placenta

21
Q

when can heart beat be ausculated

A

between 17-20 weeks

22
Q

time of the 3rd trimester

A

27th week until birth

23
Q

cardiovascular changes during pregnancy

A

increase in circulating blood volume, low bp, peripheral oedema

24
Q

integumentary changes during pregnancy

A

increase in pigmentation

25
Q

gastrointestinal changes during pregnancy

A

morning sickness, weight gain, relaxation of GIT sphincters and muscles

26
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renal changes during pregnancy

A

glomerular filteration rate increases and decreases bladder capacity

27
Q

reproductive changes during pregnancy

A

increase in fundal height

28
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respiratory changes during pregnancy

A

increased lung capacity (by about 50%)

29
Q

Skeletal changes during pregnancy

A

increased mobility of joints

30
Q

what are some important nutrients during pregnancy

A

folate, iron, calcium

31
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what are some food alerts during pregnancy?

A

mercury and seafood

unpasteurised dairy products, cold cooked chicken, cold processed meats etc.

32
Q

what vaccines are encouraged for women planning to become/ are pregnant?

A

influenza and pertussis vaccine

33
Q

what time frame does perinatal mental health refer to?

A

during pregnancy and one year after birth

34
Q

incidence of perinatal depression, antenatal and postnatal, in Australia

A

antenatal: 1/10 women in Australia
postnatal: 1/6 women and 1/10 new dads in Australia

35
Q

During cardiac resuscitation of a women while a baby is in utero, why is it important to wedge something under her right hip (as long as it doesn’t impact compressions)?

A

it takes pressure off the inferior vena cava and reduce aortic pressure.