Conception and Fetal Development Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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the process of egg (ovum) formation

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oogeenesis

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2
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the process of sperm formation

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spermatogenesis

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3
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Two protective layers

Considered fertile for about 24 hours

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ovum

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4
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removal of sperm’s protective coating

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Capacitation

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5
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a cap on the sperm

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acrosome

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6
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first cell of the new individual

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zygote

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7
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16 cells

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morula

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8
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occurs 6-10 days after conception

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implantation

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9
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primary germ layers

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Ectoderm
Mesoderm
Endoderm

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10
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lasts from day 15 until 8 weeks after conception

Most critical time for development

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embryo

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11
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Substances or exposure that causes abnormal development

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teratogens

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12
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Two fetal membranes that surround the developing embryo

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Chorion

Amnion

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13
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functions of amniotic fluid

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Warmth
Prevention of contractures
Movement
Respiratory (breathing) and renal development (urination)

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14
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what is important to monitor about amniotic fluid

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Volume is important
Oligohydramnios- too little
Polyhydramnios (hydramnios)

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15
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Aids in transferring maternal nutrients and oxygen for the first 5-6 weeks

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yolk sac

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16
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components of umbilical cord

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Wharton’s jelly

Vessels: 2 arteries and 1 vein

17
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when is the structure of the placenta complete

18
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functions of the placenta

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Endocrine gland function:
Multiple metabolic functions
Adequate circulation necessary for placental function

Human chorionic gonodotropin (HcG)

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lasts from 9 wks till pregnancy ends

20
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the capability of the fetus to survive outside the uterus

21
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components specific to fetal circulation

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Ductus arteriosus
Ductus venosus
Foramen ovale

22
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describe the fetal respiratory system

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Pulmonary surfactants

L/S ratio: used to determine fetal lung maturity

23
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when does sex differentiation begin

24
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from 2 mature ova

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one ova that divides
monozygotic
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monozygotic but cleavage incomplete
conjoined
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how common are twins
1 in 43 births
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the condition was present at birth
congenital
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possible causes of congenital issues
``` Environmental factors Poor maternal nutrition Teratogen exposure Inadequate folic acid Genetics ```
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how many days does human gestation last
approximately 280 days after the last menstrual period or 266 days after conception
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upper triangular portion of uterus
corpus
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dome-shaped top of uterus
fundus
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lower cylindrical portion of uterus
cervix
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lower uterine segment that separates the corpus from the cervix
isthmus
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aka uterine tubes
Fallopian tubes
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layers of the uterine wall
Endometrium Myometrium Peritoneum (partial)
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primary purpose of the bony pelvis
Protects the pelvic structures Accommodates the growing fetus during pregnancy Anchors the pelvic support structures
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two parts of bony pelvis
``` False pelvis (upper portion-wider) True pelvis (lower ```
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Aid in keeping cervix closed during pregnancy
circular fibers of the uterine muscle