Placenta and Fetal Membranes Flashcards

1
Q

contents of the umbilical cord

A
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2
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A

secondary villi left, mid-term placenta right

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3
Q

what day does implantation begin, continues through?

A

day six, continues through week two

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4
Q

secondary chorionic villi

  • what days
  • what components (3)
  • what space is made, what is it filled with
A

intervillous space is filled with maternal blood

cytotrophoblastic shell is interface between fetal placenta and mom’s placenta/endometrium

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5
Q

Gestational Changes

  • early placenta layers
  • late placenta layers, what happens to cytotrophoblast?
  • timing
A

early is before week 20, villi cxn tissue is mesoderm

nutrients have to pass through all these layers

late is after week 20, cytotrophoblast completely disintegrates

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6
Q

Placental abnormalities:

  • placenta accreta
  • placenta increta
  • placenta percepta
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7
Q

parts of the placenta triangle

A
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8
Q

what is the decidua?

-parts of it (3)

A
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9
Q

tertiary chorionic villi

  • days
  • capillaries
  • what layers?
  • intervillous space characteristics
A

stem/anchoring villi is the same thing, and is where it attaches to cytotrophoblastic shell

branch villi surrounded by moms blood do nutrient and waste exchage.

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10
Q

where does fertilization occur?

A

ampulla

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11
Q

umbilical cord knot, absence of umbilical artery correlations

A
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12
Q

abnormal implantation sites

A
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13
Q

Gestational changes

  • formation of what?
  • fusion of what?, what degenerates
  • smooth chorion fuses with what?
  • what happens to uterine cavity?
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14
Q

allantosis becomes the what?

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15
Q

Three derivatives of the extraembryonic mesoderm:

-what are their components

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16
Q

Oligohydramnios caused by what

Polyhydramnios caused by what

A

by week 11 fetal blood is filtered

17
Q

where does the extraembryonic mesoderm come from? and during which week

A

-hypoblast, week two

18
Q

Primary chorionic villi:

  • what days
  • primary components
  • as syncytiotrophoblast envades what does it make?
A
19
Q

placenta previa

  • vaginal bleeding when?
  • palpation of placenta
A
20
Q

Choriocarcinoma

A

malignant tumor which develops from hydatidiform mole if its not removed

21
Q

what is cotyledon?

what does it tell you

A
22
Q

Hydatidiform Mole:

  • abnormal what proliferation? what is produced in excess?
  • complete mole vs partial mole
  • clinical features
A
23
Q

Extraembryonic mesoderm

what types (3 things)

A
24
Q

week two what does embryo look like

  • ICM
  • what are layers and what do they contain
  • whats happening with syncytiotrophoblast
A

bilaminar disk-inner cell mass

epiblast: ectoderm, amnion, amniotic cavity
- hypoblast

The decidua reaction by the mucosa of endometrium is a reaction to the breakthrough of the syncytiotrophoblast: provides nutrients and is an immunologically privileged site. needs progesterone so secretory phase

25
Q

Amniotic Band Syndrome

causes

A
  • mechanical trauma where parts of amnion come off and wrap around limps
  • endogenous causes, amnion doesnt get good blood flow, slougs off creates bands
26
Q

chorionic villi by 8th week:

-cover what?

A
27
Q

Chorion composed of what three layers?

what does it give rise to?

A
28
Q

Amniotic fluid

  • formation
  • Composition
  • function
A
29
Q

Trophoblast gives rise to what two things, and eventually what adult structure

-describe them

A

cytotrophoblast-stem cell layer, mitotically active

syncytiotrophoblast- from the cytotrophoblast, has proteolytic enzymes, chorionic gonadotropin, and is responsible for implantation and initial signal of pregnancy

30
Q

Things that cross vs don’t cross the placenta

A
31
Q

Hemolytic disease of the newborn

-caused by?

presentation?

timeline

A
32
Q

Chorion:

-becomes layer of what?

contributions from what 3 layers?

A

placenta

comes from extraembryonic somatic mesoderm, cytotrophoblast, syncytiotrophoblast.