pregnancy Flashcards

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term used to describe an increase in size of a structure due to increase in the number and size of cells?

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growth

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What is the correct sequence of stages during cleavage?

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Zygote, morula, bastocyst, embryo

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Name the maternal hormone that is released from the corpus luteum and that helps to increase movement at the pubic symphysis and sacroiliac joints as the time of birth approaches.

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relaxin

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fill in the blank
The embryonic stage begins after the ________ forms in the second week of development.

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blastocyst

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fill in the blank
Implantation occurs as the the part of the blastocyst called the ________ begins secreting proteolytic enzymes that allow it to burrow into the ________

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  1. trophoblast
  2. endometrium
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fill in the blank
Within the blastocyst, the inner cell mass flattens into a(n) ____________

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embryonic disc

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fill in the blank
The trophoblast becomes lined with a second layer of cells. These two layers form the ______, which will send projections called ________ into the endometrium.

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  1. chorion
  2. chorionic villi
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fill in the blank
A membrane called the _____ forms around the embryo, creating a cavity filled with __________

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  1. amnion
  2. amniotic fluid
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fill in the blank
During the process of ________, the primary germ layers form within the embryonic disc.

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gastrulation

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10
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hormone processes associated with first trimester

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rising hCG levels predominate
progesterone and estrogen secreted primarily by the ovaries

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hormone processes associated with second trimester

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hCG secretion rate is declining
estrogens and progesterones are secreted by both ovaries and placenta

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hormone processes associated with third trimester

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production of estrogens, progesterone and hCG only by the placenta
highest levels of estrogen and progesterone

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13
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name the extraembryonic membranes

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mesoderm
chorion
endometrium

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14
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role of yolk sac in development of offspring

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formation of blood cells and sex cells

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role of amnion in development of offspring

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contains fluid that cushions developing offspring
helps to maintain stable temperature

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role of chorion in development of offspring

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forms part of placenta
involved in exchange between maternal and embryonic/fetal circulation

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17
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role of allantois in development of offspring

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gives rise to umbilical blood vessels

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18
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which primary germ layer gives rise to many of the mucous membranes, including those of the digestive tract, respiratory tract, and urethra?

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whats the time frame during embryonic development of the blastocyst forming

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1st and 2nd week

20
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whats the time frame during embryonic development of the gastrula stage with 3 germ layers; yolk sac, amnion & allantois form around embryo

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2nd and 3rd week

21
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whats the time frame during embryonic development of the end of the embryonic stage; beginning of fetal stage

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what is the role of the placental membrane?

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it’s the layer through which nutrients and gases are exchanged between embryonic and maternal blood.

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What fetal structure shunts blood from the pulmonary artery to the aorta?

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ductus arteriosus

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oxytocin is a hormone involved in labor and delivery and the functioning of the mammary glands. What endocrine gland secretes oxytocin?

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Posterior pituitary

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what is the function of the alveolar gland within the mammary gland?
eject milk into ducts
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What hormone stimulates the production of milk in the mammary glands?
prolactin
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What is the most immediate need for a newborn?
to obtain oxygen
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What is the function of the enzymes contained within the acrosome of a sperm cell?
To digest the material forming the zona pellucida
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How does the egg prevent fertilization by more than one sperm?
After the first sperm enters, enzymes are released by the egg that harden the zona pellucida.
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fill in the blanks During the first trimester, the __________ acts as an important source of pregnancy hormones. For the second and third trimester, the __________ provides the necessary estrogens and progesterone.
1. corpus luteum 2. placenta
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Why does the pathway of circulation change after birth?
the circulatory system changes so the newborn can use its lungs for gas exchange.
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fill in the blank - stage 1 fertilisation: The sperm cell, containing ___ chromosomes, reaches the _______, the follicular cells that surround the unfertilized egg.
1. 23 2. corona radiata
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fill in the blank - stage 2 fertilisation: The ______ of the sperm cell releases a protein-digesting enzyme that aids in penetration of the _______that surrounds the cell membrane of the oocyte.
1. acrosome 2. zona pellucida
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fill in the blank - stage 3 fertilisation: Then, the membrane of the sperm cell fuses with the membrane of the ______oocyte.
1. secondary
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fill in the blank - stage 4 fertilisation: The oocyte then divides unequally to form a large cell and a tiny second _______, thus completing the processes of ________ and fertilization.
1. polar body 2. meiosis
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fill in the blank - stage 5 fertilisation: Following the merger of the two pronuclei (one from the sperm cell and one from the oocyte), the resulting single cell, called a(n) _______, contains ________ chromosomes.
1. zygote 2. 46
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what stage does implantation occur?
blastocyst
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At what point does an embryo become a fetus?
At the end of eighth week of development
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fill in the blank Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) maintains the corpus luteum, stimulating the production of estrogens and progesterone within the _________
ovary
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fill in the blank Production of hCG diminishes once the ______ begins secreting enough estrogens and progesterone; sometime after the first trimester.
placenta
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fill in the blank The increase in the level of ______ cause(s) breast tenderness and enlargement, typically occurring in early pregnancy.
estrogen
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fill in the blank The presence of _________ suppress(es) smooth muscle contraction in the uterine wall until the birth process begins.
progesterone
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name the structures that secrete hormones important in the maintenance of pregnancy.
corpus luteum placenta trophoblast cells
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