Module 2: Pregnancy Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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when does spermatogenesis begin and end

A

starts at the beginning of puberty and continues throughout life

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What hormone triggers spermatogenesis?

A

follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

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3
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Where is sperm formed?

A

serminiferous tubles of the testes

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4
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When is the reproductive window for women?

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from the beginning of their first menstural period to their early 50s when menopause begins

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5
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What hormone stimulated ovulation?

A

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

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6
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Where is oxytocin created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created in hypothalamus
targets uterus and breast tissue
increases uterine contractions during intercourse, childbirth and breastfeeding

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Where is prolactin created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created in anterior pituitary
targets breast tissue
stimulates milk production

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Where is FSH created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created by anterior pituitary
targets ovaries & testes
stimulates focille development (production of ova and sperm)

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Where is luteinizing hormone created, what does it target?

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created in anterior pitullary

targets and stimulates the testes and ovaries

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Where is estrogen created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created in the ovaries

effects development of sex characteristics in women and puberty

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Where is progesterone created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created in ovaries
effects menstural cycle
prepares breast tissue for breastfeeding, relaxes uterine muscles to endable embedding of embroyo

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Where is testosterone created, what does it target and whats it function?

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created in testes

effects growth and maturation of male reproductive organs

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Where is relaxin created, what does it target and whats it function?

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creates ovaries, breasts, placenta and prostate

targets smooth muscle, cardiac and connective tissue cells

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14
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How long does pregnancy last?

A

38-40 weeks

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15
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what is the time of the 1st trimester?

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counted from implantation and stops at the end of the 12th week of gestation

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16
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symptoms during 1st trimester of pregnancy

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nausea, vomitting, urinary frequency and constipation

17
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what is a teratogen?

A

any agent or factor that causes an abnormality following fetal exposure during pregnancy

17
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what is a teratogen?

A

any agent or factor that causes an abnormality following fetal exposure during pregnancy

18
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events that occur in the first trimester

A

embryo implants into endometrium, foetus membranes differentiate into chorian and amnion

19
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time of 2nd trimester

A

13th week until 26th week

20
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why do women gain weight during the third trimester period

A

extra blood volume, breasts, uterus and placenta

21
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when can heart beat be ausculated

A

between 17-20 weeks

22
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time of the 3rd trimester

A

27th week until birth

23
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cardiovascular changes during pregnancy

A

increase in circulating blood volume, low bp, peripheral oedema

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integumentary changes during pregnancy
increase in pigmentation
25
gastrointestinal changes during pregnancy
morning sickness, weight gain, relaxation of GIT sphincters and muscles
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renal changes during pregnancy
glomerular filteration rate increases and decreases bladder capacity
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reproductive changes during pregnancy
increase in fundal height
28
respiratory changes during pregnancy
increased lung capacity (by about 50%)
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Skeletal changes during pregnancy
increased mobility of joints
30
what are some important nutrients during pregnancy
folate, iron, calcium
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what are some food alerts during pregnancy?
mercury and seafood | unpasteurised dairy products, cold cooked chicken, cold processed meats etc.
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what vaccines are encouraged for women planning to become/ are pregnant?
influenza and pertussis vaccine
33
what time frame does perinatal mental health refer to?
during pregnancy and one year after birth
34
incidence of perinatal depression, antenatal and postnatal, in Australia
antenatal: 1/10 women in Australia postnatal: 1/6 women and 1/10 new dads in Australia
35
During cardiac resuscitation of a women while a baby is in utero, why is it important to wedge something under her right hip (as long as it doesn't impact compressions)?
it takes pressure off the inferior vena cava and reduce aortic pressure.