Placentation Flashcards

1
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Placenta

A

Organ formed in the uterus during pregnancy that contains BOTH fetal and maternal tissue

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2
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Functions of placenta

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Nutrient exchange, gas exchange, stores waste, protective, endocrine organ

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3
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Yolk sac

A

Early fetal nutrition

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4
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Amnion

A

Protection, waste, nutrient exchange

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5
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Allantois

A

Blood supply for chorion, waste

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6
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Chorion

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Maternal interface, nutrient and gas exchange

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7
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Diffuse placenta

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Maternal/fetal contact throughout placenta

Ex: horse, pig

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8
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Cotyledonary placenta

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Maternal/fetal contact through specialized areas called placentomes

Ex: cow, sheep, goat

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9
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Placentome

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Maternal caruncles + fetal cotyledons

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10
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Zonary placenta

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Maternal/fetal contact primarily in belt-like area encircling conceptus

Ex: dog, cat

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Discoid placenta

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Maternal/fetal contact in one or two round areas

Ex: primates, rodents

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Epitheliochorial placenta

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Chorion opposed to maternal epithelium, least invasive

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Species with epitheliochorial placentas

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Horse, pig, cow, sheep, goat

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Endotheliochorial placenta

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Fetal tissue invades through maternal epithelium and a layer of connective tissue

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15
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Species with endotheliochorial placenta

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Carnivores (dog, cat)

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16
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Hemochorial placenta

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Fetal tissue invades through maternal epithelium, connective tissue, and endothelium

Direct contact with maternal blood

17
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Species with hemochorial placenta

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Primates, rodents

18
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Ruminant epitheliochorial placenta

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Binucleate giant cells in sheep and goats can fuse with maternal epithelium to form syncytium

19
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Non-deciduate/adeciduate placenta

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No maternal tissue loss during birth

20
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Deciduate placenta

A

Endometrial loss during birth

21
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Species with non-deciduate placenta

A

Horse, pig, ruminants

22
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Species with deciduate placenta

A

Carnivores, humans, rodents

23
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Placentation in mare

A

Diffuse, epitheliochorial, adeciduate, with microcotyledons

24
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Placentation in sow

A

Diffuse, epitheliochorial, adeciduate, with folds

25
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Placentation in ruminants

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Cotyledonary, epitheliochorial, adeciduate

26
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Placentome shape in cow

A

Convex

27
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Placentome shape in ewe/goat

A

Concave

28
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Placentation in carnivores

A

Zonary, endotheliochorial, deciduate

29
Q

How can you have green puppies?

A

Marginal hemotomas containing hemoglobin turn green during parturition

30
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Placentation in primates

A

Discoid, hemochorial, deciduate

31
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Placental interdigitation in the pig

A

Folded type

32
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Placental interdigitation in the horse

A

Lamellar type

33
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Placental interdigitation in the cow

A

Villous type

34
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Placental interdigitation in the dog

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Labyrinthine type