First Trimester Normal Flashcards

1
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pregnancy is dated from the ___ day of the _____

A

first
LMP

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2
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____ weeks completed gestation
_____ days
_____ trimesters

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40
280
3

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3
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1st trimester:
2nd:
3rd:

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0-12 6/7
13-27 6/7
28-40

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4
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called an embryo from conception up to _____

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10 completed weeks of LMP

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5
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after 10 weeks LMP the emrbyo is called a ___

A

fetus

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6
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CRL

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crown rump length

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7
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how do you confirm viability

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fetal heart beat with M-mode

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8
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DNA (what, constituent of, contains)

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a double-stranded nucleic acid that is a constituent of chromosomes
contains hereditary info coded in specific sequences

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chromosome

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a threadlike nucleoprotein structure within the nucleus of a cell that contains DNA

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10
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gene

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the arrangement of DNA is a chromosome
hereditary unit that carries hereditary traits for self reproducing

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a double-stranded nucleic acid that is a constituent of chromosomes
contains hereditary info coded in specific sequences

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DNA

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12
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a threadlike nucleoprotein structure within the nucleus of a cell that contains DNA

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chromosome

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the arrangement of DNA is a chromosome
hereditary unit that carries hereditary traits for self reproducing

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gene

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14
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karyotype

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chromosome set of an individual
described by the number and structure of chromosomes
a representation of chromosomes set in a diagram

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15
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diploid

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paired chromosomes
organism with 46 chromosomes = 23 pairs

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16
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haploid

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a single set of unpaired chromosomes (23)
a cell with 46 chromosomes divides into 2 new cells each with 23 chromosomes

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17
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a cell with 46 chromosomes divides into 2 new cells each with 23 chromosomes in a process called

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meiosis

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18
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gametogenesis

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the process of formation and development of specialized generative cells or gametes

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19
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sperm and ovum are highly specialized ___ cells

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sex

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20
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sperm maturation is called

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spermatogenesis

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21
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ovum maturation is called

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oogenesis

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22
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mitosis

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process of nuclear division where cellular material is equally divided between both daughter cells – forming new cells

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23
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all cells are formed through ___, except gamete cells which are formed through ____

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mitosis
meiosis

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24
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meiosis

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the process that reduces the number of chromosomes in gametes to half (haploid)

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ovulation occurs at day ___ in a typical cycle
14
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what must happen for ovulation to occur
LH surge
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where does ovum usually get fertilized
ampullar portion of the fallopian tube
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ovum lives for _____ hours if unfertilized
12-24
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how many sperm are deposited on or near the cervix during intercourse vs how many reach the ovum
200-500 million 300-500
30
how long to sperm survive for
usually 24 hours (but can be up to 72)
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what is a normal count of sperm per ml
100 million sperm/ml
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how many sperm per ml is considered to be sterile
≤20 million/ml
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process of fertilization normally takes place ____ after ovulation
12-24 hours
34
____ autosome(s) from each sperm/egg, ___ chromosome(s) from each sperm/egg
22 1
35
in fertilization, the sperm passes through the _____
zona pellucida
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what is the purpose of the zona pellucida
ensure only one sperm can enter helps with implantation
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what is the purpose of the corona radiata
surrounding ovum and providing nutrients
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sperm head enlarges to become the ____
male pronucleus
39
the ovum completes its _____ divsion at this time (when sperm head enlarges) to become the _____
second meiotic female pronucleus
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both pronuclei fuse and the ______ intermingle to form a single _____ cell, or ____
chromosomes diploid zygote
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the chromosomes of the zygote arrange in preparation for the _______. the two daughter cells are called _____
1st cleavage division blastomeres
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rapid cell division without a change in the size of the original zygote is called ___
cleavage
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16 blastomeres = ____
morula
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zygote is the _____, and it is also known as
union of sperm and ovum conceptus
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morula is a _____
cluster of cells that remain the same size but the cells become smaller and smaller with each divison
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when does morula become blastocyst
secretions cross the zona pellucid enter the morula forming a fluid cavity
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fertilization stages 1. = 2. = 3. = (hours too) 4. = (hours too) 5. = (days too) 6. = (days too) 7. = (days too) 8. = (days too)
1. ovulation 2. fertilization 3. zygote (24 hours) 4. two cell stage (30 hours) 5. four cell stage (day 2) 6. blastocyst (day 4-5) 7. enters uterus 8. implantation of blastocyst (day 7)
48
the blastocyst enters the uterus _____ days after fertilization
6-7
49
implantation is complete by ____ days post ovulation or ____ days post fertilization
11-12 9-10
50
2 parts of a blastocyst
trophoblast (outer cell) embryoblast (inner cell mass)
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trophoblast becomes embryoblast becomes
placenta and chorion embryo, yolk sac, and amnion
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once the ______ disappears, the blastocysts implants in the uterus
zona pellucida
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after ovulation, progesterone causes _____ or ____ of the endometrium, allowing implantation
differentiation decidualization
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the implantation window begins ____ days after ovulation and lasts about ____ days
6-8 4
55
without fertilization, _____ and ____ drop and ____ occurs
estrogen progesterone menstruation
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with fertilization, _____ maintains the endometrium, endometrium remains _____
progesterone decidualized
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trophoblast differentiates into what 2 layers
syncytiotrophoblast cytotrophoblast
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syncytiotrophoblast produces
hCG
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syncytiotrophoblast invasively ____ the endometrial stroma, and blastocyst sinks into the endometrium. Eroded spaces are called _____, and those become the _____ of the placenta
erodes lacunae intervillous spaces
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cytotrophoblast produces
finger-like projections that extend into the forming lacunar network
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what are the finger-like projections produced by the cytotrophoblast called
primary chorionic villi
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chorion frondosum vs smooth chorion/chorion Laeve
villi directly at the implantation site (early placenta) vs all the remaining villi around the gestational sac (chorionic membrane)
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the decidua cells of the endometrium increase in size and content for implantation due to which hormone
progesterone
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_______ cells of the embryo produce hCG regardless of the location of implantation of pregnancy thus supporting the _____ on the ovary
trophoblastic corpus luteum
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the endometrium will undergo a decidual reaction with an ectopic pregnancy resulting in what we call a ______
pseudo sac
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if a pregnancy occurs in a bicornuate uterus this decidua reaction will occur in the _________ making it look like _____
non pregnant horn twin pregnancy
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decidua basalis (what/becomes)
the part of the decidua underlying the conceptus eventually becomes the maternal side of the placenta
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decidua capsularis
the part that covers the gestation sac
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decidua parietalis (vera)
all remaining decidua
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the opposing layers of the decidua _____ and ____ can be identified on early US. Used to rule out pseudogestational sac
parietalis capsularis
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the decidua ___ and ____ fuse
vera capsularis
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small spaces occur between the ______ and the ______. By day ___ from conception these spaces from the amniotic cavity
inner cells mass trophoblast 9
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the blastocyst cavity is called the _______ when the amniotic cavity is formed
primitive yolk sac
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double bleb sign (what/seen on ___ at what time)
two blebs represent early amnion and yolk sac seen on EV at around 5 1/2 weeks
75
the inner cell mass becomes the _______ (embryonic disc) at ____ weeks LMP
bilaminar 4
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2 layers of bilaminar (embryonic) disc and what they form
epiblast: gives rise to nearly all cells of embryo hypoblast: contributes to the formation of primitive ectoderm
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gastrulation
formation of the 3 layers of the trilaminar disc (5 weeks)
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3 layers of trilaminar disc names and what they form in the order of differentiation
endoderm: inner; linings of GI/resp tract ectoderm: outer; forms CNS and stuff like hair, nails , skin, teeth mesoderm: middle; generally forms muscle and bone
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neurulation begins at ____ conception or ____ LMP
week 3 week 5
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neurulation is the formation of hat three things
neural plate neural folds neural tube
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neural tube closes around day ____ LMP
40
82
neural tube starts to close in the _____ and then progresses to the ____
middle ends (caudal/cephalic)
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zygote blastocyst embryo fetus
fertilized ovum when fluid enters the zygote at morula stage inner cell mass differentiates after 10 weeks completed LMP when embryogenesis is complete
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allantois
diverticulum (pouch) of yolk sac forms umbilical vessels and part of urinary bladder formation
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physiological midgut herniation (occurs when, what happens, should measure under)
at 7 weeks and returns back by 12 weeks gut herniates then rotates back measure under 7mm
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the GS grows ____/day the embryo grows ____/day up to ___ weeks
1.1mm 1-2mm 8
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yolk sac - _____ is the upper limit of normal before 10 weeks
6mm
88
6w0d= _____ MSD (mean sac diameter) 7w0d= _____ MSD 8w0d= _____ MSD
1.5cm 2cm 3cm
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6 week CRL = 7 week CRL =
3-4mm 12-14mm
90
qualitative can detect at ____ LMP
4 weeks (urine)
91
quantitative can detect _____ LMP
23 days (blood - b hCG)
92
a b hCG test plateaus at ___
8 weeks
93
FIRP SIS TIS and compare numbers to FIRP
1st international reference preparation 2nd international standard (1/2 of FIRP) 3rd international standard (same as FIRP)
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discriminatory zone
is a range of serum b hCG concentrations which a GS can be visualized on US
95
b hCG of 100 mIU/ml SIS (2000 FIRP) = see a small GS by EV = ____ weeks LMP
4
96
b hCG of 1800 mIU/ml SIS (2600 FIRP) = see a ______ GS transabdominally = ____ weeks
5-10mm 5-6
97
fetal heart motion should be detected if CRL is ______ or greater by EV
7mm
98
b hCG doubles every ____ until ____ weeks gestation
2 days 8
99
a condition where a woman feels pregnant and isnt
pseudocyesis
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if 12-14 weeks do a CRL and a ____
BPD
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The amnion and chorion fuse by how many weeks
16
102
Corpus luteum on the ovary maintains progesterone until ______. _____ takes over after.
12 weeks placenta
103
Embryo week 4
Epiblast – nearly all the cells of the embryo Hypoblast - amnion
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Embryo week 5
gastrulation, neurulation
105
At 1000 mIU/ml SIS a ____ should be identified in the uterus by ___
GS EV
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CRL is used up to ____
13 weeks