new exam 1 Flashcards

1
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multiple marker screening

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SCREENING -test that measures chemical markers to detect trisomies and NTDs at 11-14 weeks

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2
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what is AFP test

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SCREEN - glycoprotein produced by fetus - which is drawn at 15 weeks to use as a screening tool for developmental defects

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3
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percutaneous umbilical blood sample

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SCREEN -needle aspiration of fetal blood for testing metabolic and hematological disorders

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4
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what is HCS

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preparation of mamillary glands for lactation

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5
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who is most affected in autosomal recessive

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both equal

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6
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endocrine changes in preg 4 things that increase

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increased prolactin and oxytocin
increased cortiosol and aldosterone

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7
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2 things increased in cardio in preg

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fibrin and fibrinogen

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8
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progesterone

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supports endometrium and relaxes smooth muscle

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9
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graviada means

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never preg

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10
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when is amniotic fluid formed

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14 weeks

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11
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renal forms when

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urine exretion and production week 9

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12
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cell free dna test

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SCREENING at 10 weeks for fetal Rh status, fetal gender, and other gene disorders

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13
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amniocentesis

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DIAGNOSTIC test at 14-20 weeks for genetic testing

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14
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WHAT Happens in embryonic stage

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major body organs complete , amniotic sac and fluid and umbilical cord and placenta are formed

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15
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ductus arteriosus

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connects pulm artery to the aorta

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16
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3 vagina changes in pregnancy

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inc vascularity / leukorrhea / more acidic

17
Q

when is placenta fully functional

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8-10

18
Q

chorionic villus sample

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aspiration of placental tissue at 10-13 weeks - doesnt screen for NTD

19
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6 probable signs of preg

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pos test
chadwicks sign- blue cervix
goodwells sign - soft cervix
hegars - soft uterine
ballotment - bouncy cervix
braxton hicks contractions

20
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ROLE of hcg

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stimulates corpus luteum to secrete estrogen and progesterone

21
Q

3 things in 2nd tri ultrasound

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anatomy scan, placenta, AFI

22
Q

7 things in amniotic fluid

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proteins,
carbs,
lipids,
electrolytes,
cells,
lanugo,
vernix

23
Q

3 prenatal vitamins

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iron, folic acid, Ca

24
Q

umbilical artery dopper flow use

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measures rate and volume of blood in placenta to assess placental function

25
Q

ductus venosus

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connects umbilical vein to the inferior vena cava to deliver O blood

26
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embryonic dev

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autosomes divide by mitosis, gametes divide by meiosis
fertilization -> zygote -> morula -> implanta -> blastocyst (embryoblast/trophoblast) -> embryoblast forms embryo and trophoblast forms placenta

27
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use for ultrasound

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placenta location and amniotic fluid amount

28
Q

MRI use

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diagnostic xray to visualize structures