Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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what is fecundity

A

biological capacity to bear children

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2
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what is fertility

A

the actual production of children

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3
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what are the 5 stages of human conception

A

ovulation
fertilization
cleavage
blastocyst
implantation

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4
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when is the zygote formed

A

fertilisation

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5
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what happens during cleavage

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the cell divides for 12-48 until it reaches 26 cells

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6
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name of 16-cell

A

morula

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7
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when does a morula become a balstocyst

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more than 100 cells it fills with fluid and becomes 2 groups

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8
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what are the two groups of a blastocyst

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embryoblast
trophoblast

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9
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what part of the blastocyst becomes:
the fetus
the placenta

A

trophoblast is placenta
embryoblast is the fetus

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10
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describe conception

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-when a sperm penetrates an egg, the genetic makeup is complete
-the zygote rapidly divides as it travels down the fallopian tube and attaches to the uterine wall

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11
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describe fetal deveopment at 4 weeks

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face and neck structures become evident
-heart and blood vessel development continues
-lungs, stomach and liver development starts
-at home pregnancy test will show

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12
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describe fetal development at 8 weeks

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-Grape size, now a fetus
-eyelids and ears forming
-arms and legs are well-formed
-fingers and toes become more distinct

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13
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descirbe fetal developemnt at 12 weeks

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-starts own movement
-can hear the heartbeat
-can tell the gender
-top of the uterus above the pelvic bone

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14
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describe fetal development at 16 weeks

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-baby can blink
-heart and blood vessels fully formed
-has fingerprints

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15
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describe fetal development at 20 weeks

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-yawn, stretch, thumb suck
-quickening(mum feeling baby movement)

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16
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describe fetal developemnt at 24 weeks

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-responds to sound
-inner ear developed so may sense being upside down

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17
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describe fetal development at 28 weeks

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-good chance for premature birth survival
-frequent position changes

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18
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describe fetal development at 32 weeks

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-less wrinkles
-layer of fat forms
-gains half of its birth weight

19
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describe fetal development at 32 weeks

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-fewer wrinkles
-a layer of fat forms
-gains half of its birth weight

20
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describe fetal development at 32 weeks

A

-head positioned near pelvis
-lungs almost developed

21
Q

what is the amniotic sac

A

amnion membrane formed around the embryo

22
Q

when does the amniotic membrane form

A

around 2 wks post conception

23
Q

what happens to the water in the amniotic sac by 10 wks

A

contains
-protein
-CHO
-lipids
-urea
-electrolytes

24
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what is the purpose of the amniotic fluid

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-allow it to move
-protection from infections, temperature change, dehydration and impact

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when is the placenta fully formed
18-20 weeks
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how much does the placenta weigh by the end of pregnancy
approx. 0.5 kgs
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role of placent
-carries O2, nutrients and antibodies from mother to fetus and waste materials (CO2) from the fetus to the mother -hormonal role of ovaries
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what hormones does the placenta product to maintain preganancy
human chorionic gonadotropin progesterone relaxin human placental lactogens
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role of human chorionic gonadotropin hormone
prevents ovaries releasing another egg -stimulates ovaries to produce estrogen and progesterone
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role of progestorone
maintenance of pregnancy -secreted by the placenta after 12 wks
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role of relaxin
-synergistically with progesterone to maintain pregnancy -relaxation of pelvic ligaments
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role of human palcental lactogens
prolactin and growth hormone -promote mammary gland growth
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what does passive diffusion transport across the placenta
O2, CO2, fatty acids, steroids, nucleosides, electrolytes, fat-soluble vitamins
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what does facilitated diffusion transport across placenta
sugars
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what does active transport move across placenta
amino acids, cations, water soluable vitamins
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what does active transport move across placenta
amino acids, cations, water soluble vitamins
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What does solven drag transport across the placenta
elecrtrolytes
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what is the placenta examined for
size, shape presence of unusual bits umbilical cord
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why do maori bury placentas
to emphasize the relationship between them and the earth
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what are teratogens
agent that disturbs development
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classes of teratogens
radiation maternal infections chemcials drugs
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when will a fetus have a 50% chance of survival
24 weeks
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short term complications of pre-term birth
respiratory distress (RDS) Hear: patent ductus arteriosis (PDA) Brain: intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) GI: necrotising enterocolitis (NEC)
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long-term complications of pre-term birth
cognitive, vision, hearing, ADHD, anxiety, asthma, SIDS