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reproductive Health Pt2 Flashcards

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week four

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** heartbeat
Arms and legs buds present
Somites develop – vertebrae
Primary lung buds develop
Eyes and ears begin to form

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Week six

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body straightens
Trachea develops
Nares present
liver – blood cells
Tail recedes

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week 12

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Faced develops, eyelids closed
Tooth budd appear
Genitals differentiated
urine production
**spontaneous movement
Heart tones heard

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can the mom feel the spontaneous movement week 12?

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nope

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week 20

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sub Q fat
Vernix forms
Lanugo over body
**Fetal movement felt
Heart tones

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week 24

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eyes complete
Alveoli begin to form
Finger/toe prints
** viable

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week, 28

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Brain development
Nervous system begins to regulate
Eyelids open
Testes descend
Lungs – gas exchange

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Week, 36

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increased sub Q fat
lanugo disappears

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Week 38

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Term – 37 weeks
skin- smooth and polished
vernix in creases and folds
Head bigger than chest

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fibrotic breast changes

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Thickening of normal breast tissue
Imbalance of estrogen/progesterone

Cyclic pain, tender, mass felt

Mammogram, MRI

Limit caffeine, sodium, oral birth control

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Endometriosis

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presence of endometrial tissue outside of uterine cavity

Backflow of menstrual flow, inflamed, endometrium

Pelvic pain at menses, trouble getting pregnant

Laparoscopy

Surgical removal of tissue, NSAIDS, birth control

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Polycystic ovarian syndrome

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ovaries in large and contain cysts along edge of ovaries

Unknown cause

Irregular menses, increase testosterone and androgen
Hirsutism, deep voice, alopecia

Irregular labs, obesity, insulin resistance

H/P, ultrasound

MetForman, spironolactone

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Toxic shock syndrome

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staph A, tampon left into long

Fever, sunburn rash on trunk, vomiting, hypotension, inflamed, mucous membranes

Increased BUN, AST, ALT, bilirubin
Decreased platelets

Hospitalization, IVF, antibiotics

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bacterial vaginosis

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Decreased normal vaginal flora

Overgrowth of bacteria, douching, frequent sex

Increased, thin, watery, fishy discharge

Vaginal pH greater than 4.5.

Metronidazole, Clindomycin

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Vaginal candidiasis

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yeast infection

Antibiotics, immunosuppression, diabetes, birth control

thick, curdy , discharge, severe itch

Fluconazole, nystatin

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Trichomoniasis

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STI

Yellow/green, discharge, inflammation , itch, dysuria

Visual organism on microscope

Medtronidazole, no TX*

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Chlamydia

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STD

purulent discharge, dysuria, Lower abdominal pain, ASX

Lab culture

Azithromycin

  • tested for prenatally
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Gonorrhea

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increased risk of PID

Pertinent green/yellow, dysuria, vulva swelling, ASX

Ceftriaxone plus azithromycin

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What can happen if the mom is untreated for gonorrhea?

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Conjunctivitis and blindness

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syphilis

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Contact with an open wound or acquired congenitally

Canker sores

blood test VDRL/RPR

Penicillin

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HPV

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Genital warts

Biopsy lesion, abnormal Pap smear

Cryotherapy, shave excision, acid removal, vaccines

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PID

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multiple sex partners, IUD, untreated, gonorrhea, or chlamydia

Bilateral sharp cramp pain, ASX

Cultures, CBC, VDRL/RPR

Multiple antibiotics, combos

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lower, UTI – cystitis

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E. coli, enterococcus, staph

Low-grade fever, hematuria, dysuria

Clean catch

Antibiotics

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upper UTI – pyelonephritis

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Proceeds lower UTI

High fever/chills, one-sided flank pain

Labs

IVF, IV antibiotics

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what is considered primary infertility

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Unprotected sex over 12 months with no conception

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what is considered secondary infertility

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Unable to conceive or sustain pregnancy after one or more successful pregnancies

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infertility meds

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helps induce ovulation and more eggs

Clomid, progesterone

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Insemination

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donor or husband sperm into cervical os or uterine mechanics

used for Motility problems

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IVF

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egg from ovary fertilized in lab, then implanted into uterus after embryo development starts

Used for surrogacy, older woman, donor egg, same sex marriage

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gamete intro fallopian transfer

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Egg removed, laparoscopically and placed with sperm fertilized in fallopian tube, egg placed in uterus

Used for more normal type of transfer and fertilization

Embryo not developed

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zygote intra fallopian transfer

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eggs retrieved and incubated with sperm and back to fallopian tubes once fertilized

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karyotype

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Pictorial view of chromosomes

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Phenotype

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Observable expression of trait

Hair, eyecolor

34
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autosomal dominant syndrome

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Infected person has affected parent

50% chance of passing on to children

Examples – Huntington’s disease, dwarfism

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Autosomal recessive inheritance

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affected person has normal parents
Those parents are carriers, 25% passing on to children, 50% chance carrier

Example- cystic fibrosis

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