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Unit 2-3C Flashcards

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1
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Atresia

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Blockage

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2
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This is the collection of waste (bile, fats, nucleoprotein etc.)

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Meconiu

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3
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This is the week where fetus can suck and swallow

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32 week

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4
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This system develop early

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Cardio and Nervous

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5
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Heart beat can recorded through ECG

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11 Week

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6
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Sperm life

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48-72 hours (2-3 days)

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7
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What is 2.5 ml

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Average Ejaculation of semen

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8
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Pancake

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Placenta

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9
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Too much amniotic fluid

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Hydrominios

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10
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Dual sac that supports amniotic fluid

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Amniotic membrane

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11
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“Hormone of women”

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Estrogen

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12
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“Hormone that maintains pregnancy”

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Progesteron

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13
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In male, it produces androgen

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Adrenal cortex and testis

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14
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In female, it produce androgen

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Adrenal cortex and ovaries

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15
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pH of amniotic fluid

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pH 7.2

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16
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Shield fetus from pressure in mother’s womb

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Amniotic fluid

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17
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Wharton Jelly

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Umbilical cord

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18
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What is umbilical cord made of?

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Gelatinous mucopolysaccharride

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19
Q

“Turn on gonad function”

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Hypothalamus

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20
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60% is made off semen

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Prostate gland

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21
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30% is made off semen

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Seminal V

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22
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5% made off semen

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Bulbourethral G. and Epididymis

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23
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Penis releases this during excitement

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Nitric oxide

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24
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Chestnut like

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Prostate g.

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25
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53 cm (21inch)

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Umbilical cord

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26
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Produce testostrone

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Leydig’s Cell

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27
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Menarche

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First mens period

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28
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Thelarche

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Breast development

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29
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sperm duct

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Vas deferens

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30
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Episodic uterine bleeding

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Mens

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31
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1st placental hormone

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Human chorionic gonadotropin

32
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24 h- 48 h (2 days)

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Fertilization

33
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Week where meconium is in intestine

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16 Week

34
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Brain waves detected through EEG

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8 Week

35
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Digestive system separates from Respiratory system

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4 Week

36
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Week where DS and RS is like a single tube

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3 Week

37
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When is carpal, tarsal, and sternal bones develop

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At birth

38
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Fetus is moving but not noticesable

A

11 Week

39
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Movement of baby is noticesable

A

16-20 Week

40
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Rudimentary kidney is developed

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4 Week

41
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Week where Urine is form

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12 Week

42
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Urine is excreted in amniotic fluid

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16 Week

43
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Fetal urine

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500 ml/day

44
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Present at birth

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Lanugo and vernix

45
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Week where baby has immunity against disease

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24 Week

46
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Ig cross placenta into fetus

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20 Week

47
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Method determine mid pregnancy growth

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Mcdonald’s Rule

48
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Naegele’s Rule

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3 months back from last mens then add 7 days

49
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Sex is known

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8 Week

50
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Gonads is form

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6 Week

51
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Give 6 prelim signs of labor

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Lightening
increase energy
loss of weight
backache
braxton constractiins
ripening of cervix

52
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3 signs of true labor

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Uterine contractions
Show
Rupture of membrane

53
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8 bones of cranium

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4 Superior bones : 2 parietal, frontal, occipital
4 bones of skull : 2 temporal, sphenoid, ethmoid

54
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Smallest fetal skull

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9.25 cm

55
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Degree of flexion during labor

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Fetal attitude

56
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Body part that will first contact with cervix

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Fetal presentation

57
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Horizontal/Vertical pattern

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Fetal lie

58
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3 example of fetal presentation

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Cephaloc, breech, shoulder

59
Q

What year was unang yakap?

A

2009

60
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New born care essential

A

Drying
skin to skin
clamping and cutting
non separation from mother and breastfeed initiation

61
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What does amniotic membrane produce that initiates labor?

A

Phospolipid

62
Q

Week where intestine is large

A

6 Week

63
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Week where skin is thin and translucent

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36 Week

64
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Skin is covered by this for warmth

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Lanugo or hair

65
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Stage of labor where it lasts for 12 hours

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1st stage

66
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Regular uterine contractions 20-40 seconds

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Latent phase

67
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Contractions in latent phase

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20-40 sec

68
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Dilation is more rapidly contractions is 3-5 mins

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Active phase

69
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Contractions is 3-5 mins

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Active phase

70
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Contractions is at peak 2-3 mins and duration is 60-70 seconds

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Transition phase

71
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Cervical dilation 10 cm

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Transition phase

72
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Full dilation to birth

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2nd stage

73
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birth to delivery of placenta

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Third stage

74
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True labor and ends when cervix is fully dilated

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1st stage

75
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Full dilation to birth

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2nd stage

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