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| is a process of cell division that results in daughter cells that are exact copies of the original cell. |
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| is a process of cell division that leads to the development of eggs and sperm needed to produce a new organism. |
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| the removal of the plasma membrane and glycoprotein coat overlying the acrosomal area and the loss of seminal plasma proteins |
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formed from the blastomeres that is a solid ball of 12-16 cells |
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| What is the name of the mass that enters the uterus after 3-4 days? |
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After fertilization list the stages of the cells that will become the fetus:
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| implantation of the fertilized ovum in the endometrium. |
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space between the amniotic membrane and the embryo. |
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| what are the two embryonic membranes and which is the inner and which is the outer? |
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Chorion-outer
Amnion-inner |
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| What do the amnion and chorion form, together? |
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Bag of Waters or
Amniotic sac |
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What is the primary funtion of the Placenta? |
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it is the means of metabolic and nutrient exchange between the embryonic and maternal circulation |
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| Misc. tools to determine pregnancy status: |
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Pregnancy wheel
Sonogram
Uterine Assessment
US |
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| low transverse cesarean section |
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| BARTHOLIN'S/URETHRA/SKENE'S |
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| MOST COMMON AND MOST ADEQUATE PELVIC SHAPE FOR VAGINAL BIRTHS & WHAT PERCENT OF THE POPULATION HAVE THIS TYPE: |
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| GYNECOID; 50% OF THE FEMALE POPULATION |
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| ATYPICAL CELLS OF UNDETERMINED SIGNIFICANE |
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| ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING |
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| KEEPS THE UTERUS CENTRALLY PLACED AND PROVIDES STABILITY WITHION THE PELVIC CAVITY: |
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| NAME THE SIX TYPES OF UTERINE LIGAMENTS |
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BROAD LIGAMENT
ROUND LIGAMENT
UTEROSACRAL LIGAMENT
OVARION LIGAMENT
CARDINAL LIGAMNET
INFUNDIBULOPELVIC LIGAMENT |
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| PREMATURE RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES |
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| SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE |
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| TIME FROM THE BEGINNING OF BREAST DEVELOPMENT TO MENARCHE: |
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| APPROXIMATELY TWO AND A HALF YEARS |
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| PERIOD OF PREGNANCY THRU ONSET OF LABOR ENDING AT THE DELIVERY OF THE PLACENTA |
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| THICK OUTER EMBRYONIC MEMBRANE |
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| THIN INNER EMBRYONIC MEMBRANE |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS? |
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| TO PRODUCE GAMETES AND TO TRANSPORT THEM TO LOCATIONS WHERE THEIR UNION CAN OCCUR |
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| WHEN AND WHAT DETERMINES THE GENETIC SEX OF THE BABY? |
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| AT FERTILIZATION BY THE MALE GAMETE |
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| INTRAUTERINE GROWTH RESTRICTION |
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| DELIVERY OF THE BABY THRU THE RETURN OF MOM'S BODY TO PREPREGNANT/NONPREGNANT STATUS |
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| FROM CONCEPTION/CONFINEMENT TO THE DELIVERY OF THE FETUS |
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| MENSTRUATION OCCURS DURING WHT CYCLE? |
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| WHAT ARE THREE FUNCTIONS OF THE CERVICAL MUCOSA? |
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-PROVIDE LUBRICATION OF THE VAGINAL CAVITY
-TO ACT AS BACTERIOSTATIC AGENT
-TO PROVIDE AN ALKALINE ENVIRONMENT TO SHELTER DEPOSITED SPERM FROM THE ACIDIC ENVIRONMENT. |
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| WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE FALLOPIAN TUBES? |
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-TRANSPORT OVUM FROM THE OVARY TO THE UTERUS
-SITE FOR FERTILIZATION
-WARM, MOIST, NOURISHING ENVIROMENT FOR THE OVUM OR ZYGOTE |
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| SIGNS OF PUBERTY IN GIRLS CAN INCLUDE: |
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BROADENING OF HIPS
BREAST BUDS
PUBIC AND AXILLARY HAIR GROWTH
MENARCHE |
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| SIGNS OF PUBERTY IN BOYS CAN INCLUDE: |
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LINEAR GROWTH SPURT
MATURATION OF EXTERNAL GENETALIA
PUBIC, FACIAL, AND AXILLARY HAIR GROWTH
DEEPENING OF VOICE
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS |
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| WHAT IS HEGAR'S SIGN AND WHAT DOES IT REPRESENT? |
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| SOFTENING OF THE LOWER UTERINE SEGMENT AND REPRESENTS A PROBABLE SIGN OF PREGNANCY THAT MAY BE PRESENT DURING THE 2ND AND 3RD MONTHS. |
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| PREGNANT WOMAN; HEAVY WITH CHILD |
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| A WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN PREGNANT MORE THAN ONCE |
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| LABOR THAT BEGINS BEFORE COMPLETION OF 37 WEEKS FROM THE LAST MENSTRUAL PERIOD |
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| TERM/PREMATURE/ABORTION/LIVING |
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| CEPHALOPELVIC DISPROPORTION |
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| SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION |
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| DURING WHAT CYCLE DOES OVULATION OCCUR? |
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| AT WHAT POINT DOES THE SEX BECOME PHYSICALLY DIFFERENTIATED? |
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| AFTER THE 9TH WEEK OF GESTATION THE PRODUCTION OF A CERTIAN HORMONE INFLUENCES THE DIFFERENTIATION OF WHAT? |
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| TESTOSTERONE; EXTERNAL GENITALS |
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| THIS LIGAMENT ANCHORS THE LOWER POLE OF THE OVARY TO THE CORNUA OF THE UTEROUS? |
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| WHAT IS A POSITIVE GOODELL'S SIGN |
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| SOFTENING OF THE CERVIX THAT CAN PRESENT DURING THE 2ND AND 3RD MONTHS OF GESTATION. |
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| CHADWICK'S SIGN, WHAT IS IT AND WHEN CAN IT BE SEEN? |
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| A DEEP BLUE-VIOLET COLOR OF THE CERVIX AND VAGINAL CAUSED BY INCREASED VASCULARITY; CAN BE SEEN AROUND THE 4TH WEEK OF GESTATION |
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| THESE ARE THE CHEIF UTERINE SUPPORTS SUSPENDING THE UTERUS FROM THE SIDE WALLS OF THE TRUE PEKLVIS: |
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| ESTIMATED DATE OF CONFINEMENT |
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| EXTERNAL FETAL MONITORING |
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| ESTIMATED GESTATIONAL AGE |
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| A WOMAN WHO HAS NEVER CONCEIVED A CHILD |
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| A WOMAN WHO HAS NEVER PRODUCED VIABLE OFFSPRING |
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| A WOMAN WHO HAS PRODUCED A VIABLE INFANT-MORE THAN 20 WEEKS-REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE INFANT IS ALIVE AT BIRTH OR NOT. |
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| LABOR THAT OCCURS AFTER 42 WEEKS GESTATION |
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| THIS LIGAMENT PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE UTERUS AND CERVIX AT THE LEVEL OF THE ISCHIAL SPINES: |
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| THESE LIGAMENTS SUSPEND AND SUPPORT THE OVARIES: |
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| INFUNDIBULOPELVIC LIGAMENT |
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| HOW MANY DAYS AFTER FERTILIZATION DOES IMPLANTATION OCCUR? |
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| HO LONG IS AN OVUM VIABLE FOR AFTER OVULATION IS INITIATED? |
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| WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM-LATCH-STAND FOR? |
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LATCH-IS THE BABY LATCHED CORRECTLY ONTO MOTHER'S NIPPLE
AUDIBLE SWALLOWING-CAN YOU HEAR AND SEE BABY SWALLOWING
TYPE OF NIPPLE-IS IT CONDUCIV TO A PROPER LATCH
COMFORT-IS MOM AND BABY COMFORTABLE
HOLD-IS THE HOLD CONDUCIVE TO PROPER LATCH AND COMFORT FOR MOM AND BABY |
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| LARGE FOR GESTATIONAL AGE |
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| THE BIRTH OF A DEAD FETUS |
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| THE BIRTH OF A DEAD FETUS AFTER 20 WEEKS GESTATION |
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| PERIOD OF PREGNANCY BETWEEN CONCEPTION AND THE ONSET OF LABOR |
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| A WOMAN WHOHAS GIVEN BIRTH TO ONE INFANT REGARDLESS OF VIABILITY |
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| NORMAL SPONTANEOUS VAGINAL DELIVERY |
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| HOW LONG IS SPERM VIABLE AFTER EJACULATION? |
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| HOW LONG DOES PUBERTY LAST IN BOYS AND GIRLS? |
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| STRESS URINARY INCONTINENCE |
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| SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES |
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| PREGNANCY INDUCED HYPERTENSION |
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| WHAT PART OF THE UTERUS IS THE FUNDUS? |
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| ROUNDED UPPERMOST PORTION OF THE CORPUS THAT EXTENDS ABOVE THE POINTS OF ATTACHMENTOF THE FALLOPIAN TUBES |
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| THE SEX OF THE FETUS IS DIFFERENTIATED BY WHAT WEEK OF GESTATION? |
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| NAME THE THREE MAJOR STAGES OF A BABY'S DEVELOPMENT AND THE TIME FRAME FOR EACH: |
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PRE-EMBRYONIC: FERTILIZATION TO IMPLANTATION
EMBRYONIC: IMPLANTATION TO 8 WEEKS
FETAL: 9WEEKS TO DELIVERY |
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| THE ELONGATED PORTION OF THE UTERUS WHERE THW FALLOPIAN TUBES ENTER: |
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| THESE LIGAMENTS ARISE FROM THE SIDE OF THE UTERUS NEAR THE FALLOPIAN TUBE'S INSERTIONS AND KEEPS THE UTERUS IN PLACE: |
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| WHAT ARE THE UTERINE PHASES OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE? |
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MENSTRUAL
PROLIFERATIVE
SECRETORY
ISCHEMIC |
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VIABLE FEMALE INFANT
VIABLE MALE INFANT |
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| PREMATURE PRETERM RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES |
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| 1ST OVARIAN PHASE OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE: |
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| UNIL ABOUT WHAT WEERK GESTATION DO THE EXTERNAL GENETALIA IS STRUCTURALLY THE SAME. |
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| 2ND OVARIAN PHASE OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE: |
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| LIST SOME SUBJECTIVE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY: |
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AMENORRHEA
N/V
EXCESSIVE FATIGUE
POLYURIA
BREAST CHANGES
QUICKENING |
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| LIST SOME OF THE OBJECTIVE SIGNS OF PREGNANCY: |
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ENLARGED ABDMN
GOODELLS SIGN
CHADWICKS
HEGARS
BRAXTON-HICKS CONTRACTIONS |
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AB; ABORTION
(NATURAL OR SPONTANEOUS) |
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| THE TERMINATION OF A PREGNANCY PRIOR TO 20-24 WEEKS GESTATION |
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| BRAXTON HICKS CONTRACTIONS |
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| FLASE LABOR PAINS THAT DO NOT CAUSE THE DILATION OF OR EFFACEMENT OF THE CERVIX |
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| ARTIFICIAL RUPTURE OF MEMBRANES |
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| WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE TWO MAJOR DIVISIONS OF THE UTERUS? |
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CORPUS-UTERINE BODY
CERVIX |
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| WHAT ARE SOME FUNCTIONS OF THE EMBRYONIC MEMBRANES: |
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PROTECTION OF THE FETUS AGAINST INJURY
ALLOWS FOR SYMMETRIC GROWTH
FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT
PREVENTS ADHERENCE OF THE BABY TO THE UTERINE WALLS |
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HELLP
(VARIANT OF SEVRE PIH) |
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| HEMOLYSIS/ELEVATED LIVER ENZYME/LOW PLATELETS |
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| WHAT PHYSICAL CHANGE PROCEEDS PUBERTY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS? |
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| A WOMAN HAS CARRIED A FETUS TO 20 WEEKS GESTATION OR MORE, DESPITE THE VIABILITY OF THE INFANTS AFTER BIRTH. |
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| 1ST DAY OF THE LAST MENSTRUAL PERIOD-MINUS 3 MONTHS-ADD 7 DAYS-THIS GIVES YOU THE ESTIMATED DELIVERY DATE |
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| LIST THE 5 P'S THAT REPRESENT THE CRITICAL FACTORS IN LABOR: |
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PASSAGE-SIZE OF THE BIRTH CANAL INCLUDING THE PELVIS AND VAGINA
PASSENGER-SIZE OF THE FETUS/BABY
POSITION-PHYSIOLOGIC FORCES OF LABOR (STAGES AND CARDINAL MOVEMENTS)
POWERS-THE WOMAN'S PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS/STATUS
PSYCHE |
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| WHEN DOES PUBERTY ACTUALLY START FOR GIRLS? |
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| 2 YEARS PRIOR TO THE ONSET OF MENARCHE |
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NORMAL PERIOD OF PREGNANCY
APPROXIMATELY 38-42 WEEKS GESTATION |
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| WHAT EVENT IN THE EARLY STAGES OF PREGNANCY STOPS THE EXCRETION OF hCG? |
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| THE FORMATION AND MATURATION OF THE PLACENTA |
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| WHEN hCG IS EXCRETED, WHAT EFFECT DOES IT HAVE ON THE CORPUS LUTEUM? |
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| IT SUPPORTS AND ENLARGES IT |
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| A complication in pregnancy in which the placenta is attached lower in the uterus and either part or all of the cervix is covered |
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| The Stage of labor during which the cervix widens and thins |
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| The cardinal movement of labor to facilitate the emergence of the fetal head. |
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| The third stage of labor is known as the _. |
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| the level of the _ _ is considered zero station. |
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| overlapping of the fetal skull bones to facilitate its passage through the bony pelvis. |
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| "dropping" of the fetal presenting part into the true pelvis |
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| the presenting part of a cephalic presentation when the head is fully flexed. |
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| Term that refers to the part of the fetus that enters the pelvic inlet first |
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| the smallest anteroposterior diameter of the fetal skull |
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| relationship of the fetal parts to each other |
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| softening of the cervix in preparation for labor's onset |
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| the____fontanelle lies at the junction of the sagittal and lamboid sutures |
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| another term used for the anterior fontanelle |
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| When the cervix shortens and thins, it is said to ________ |
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| the series of the events that occur before the onset of true labor is termed _____ labor. |
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| contraction of the abdominal muscles and diaphragm as the secondary powers of labor. |
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| for birth to occur, the fetus must accommodate to this rigid passageway |
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| relationship of the fetalspine to the maternal spine |
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| rotation maneuver to allow the fetal head to pass through the pelvic outlet is termed ____ |
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| the time between the beginning of one uterine contraction to the beginning of the next |
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| when the cervical os widens or opens it is said to _____. |
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| strength of a uterine contraction |
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| length of the uterine contraction |
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| the cardinal movement of labor that occurs as the fetal shoulders angage and descend through the pelvis is termed ___ rotation |
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| the stage of labor when the fetus is born |
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| passage of cervical mucus plug before the onset of labor is termed the ____ show |
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| measurement of fetal movement in relation to the ischial spines |
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| presenting part of a cephalic presentation when the fetal head is in extension |
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| the stage of recovery after the delivery of the placenta |
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| most common form of pelvis for females |
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| realignment of the fetal head with its back and shoulders after the head is born |
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| presenting part ing the buttocks-first presentation |
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| buttocks first presentation |
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| cardinal movement of labor that permits the smallest anteroposterior diameter of the fetal skull to pass through the pelvis |
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| relationship of the presenting part to the four quadrants of the maternal pelvis |
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| suture located between the two parietal bones of the fetal skull |
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| downward progress of the presenting part through the pelvis |
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| when the biparietal diameter of the fetal head passes through the pelvic inlet, it is said to be _______. |
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| genetic females and males possess the same external genitals until the end of the ___ week. |
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| where is the gonadatropin-releasing hormone released from |
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| GnRH is transmitted to the ____ ____, where it causes the synthesis and secretionof the gonadotropins ______ and _______. |
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| anterior pituitary gland; FSH; LH |
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| androgens and estrogens stimulate the development of: |
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| secondary sex characteristics |
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| FSH and LH stimulate the processes of ___ and ___ |
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| spermatogenisis and ova maturation |
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| what is the innermost layer of the corpus/uterine body |
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| the muscular layer of the corpus/uterine body is called the |
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| the outermost layer of the corpus/uterine body |
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| time between conception and onset of labor, usually used to describe the period during which a woman is pregnant; used interchangeably with prenatal |
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| time from onset of labor to the birth of the infant and placent |
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| time from birth until the womans body returns to an essentially prepregnant condition |
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| the number of weeks since the first day of the last menstrual period |
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Temporary organ shared by mother and fetus
Allows exchange between maternal and fetal circulation
Fetal nutrition, excretion and respiration
Fetal protection from some harmful substances
Immunity passively passed from mother to fetus
Endocrine function |
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Central insertion into the placenta
2 arteries
carry deoxygenated blood from fetus
1 vein
Carries oxygenated blood from placenta to fetus
Wharton’s Jelly
Connective tissue
Prevents compression of cord in-utero |
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| what is the directions of fetal growth? |
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| Cephalocaudal, proximidistal |
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| iFetal growth is ______, _____ and ______ and occurs from ______ to more _______. |
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| regular, orderly, predictable; simple, complex |
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| this stage of fetal development includes fertilization to implantation and cell mitosis, and the united sperm and egg is called _____. |
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| pre-embryonic stage, ovum |
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| this stage of fetal development is from implantation to 8 weeks; and the united sperm and egg are referred to as ____. |
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| this stage of fetal development is the time from nine weeks to deliveryand the united egg and sperm are referred to as ___. |
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what stage is this?
embryo is approx 3 cm long and resembles a human being
Tissue differentiates into essential organs and main external features develop (cannot clearly define genitals)
Circulatory system is well established thru the umbilical cord
Long bones begin to form |
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| when can the sex of the fetus be determined by ultrasound? |
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Definition
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| between 9 and 12 weeks what major fetal development occurs? |
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Bones begin to ossify
Baby teeth buds begin to form
Fingers and toes begin to form
Fetal movement (not felt by mom) |
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| what is the norm rate for the FHT's 9-12 weeks when done by doppler? |
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Definition
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| what are some medical contraindications for breastfeeding? |
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Definition
Maternal breast cancer
AIDS
HCV
CMV
Primary HSV
Maternal Rxs
Infants with Metabolic Disorders |
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| what are three irreversible methds of contraception? |
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Definition
| tubal ligation, uterine ablation, vasectomy |
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| list some of the situational contraceptives |
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Definition
Coitus Interruptus (Withdrawal)
pull and pray
Douching
Fertility Awareness Methods
NFP/ BBT
Calendar/Rhythm Method
Cervical Mucous Method (Billings) |
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| what is the Billing's method of contraception? |
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| is a method which women use to monitor their fertility, by identifying when they are fertile and when they are infertile during each menstrual cycle. Users pay attention to the sensation at their vulva, and the appearance of any vaginal discharge. This information can be used to achieve or avoid pregnancy during regular or irregular cycles, breastfeeding, and peri-menopause. |
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| a synthetic steroid compound used as a pharmaceutical. It is used as an abortifacient in the first two months of pregnancy, and in smaller doses as an emergency contraceptive. |
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Definition
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must be used within the first 72 hours of failed BC methods
Is available OTC |
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| the only form of contraception that is 100% effective |
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| ABSENCE OR SUPRESSION OF MENTRUATION |
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Definition
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| MILKY DISCHARGE FROM THE BREASTS |
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| BEGINNING OF MENSTRUATION AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION |
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| THE PERMANENT CESSATION OF MENSES, MUST BE ABSENT FOR AT LEAST A YEAR |
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| PROFUSE OR HEAVY MENSTRUAL FLOW |
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| ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING OCCURRING AT IRREGULAR INTERVALS |
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| THE ELASTICITY OF THE CERVICAL MUCUS THAT IS PRESENT DURING OVULATION |
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| WHEN AND HOW OFTEN SHOULD A WOMAN PERFORM A BSE? |
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| 2 WEEKS AFTER THE LAST DAY OF HER MENSTRUAL PERIOD AND ONCE EVERY MONTH |
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| -polycystic ovarian syndrome |
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| -pelvic inflammatory disease |
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| -sexually transmitted infections |
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| -total abdominal hysterectomy |
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| -total abdominal hysterectomy bilateral salpingo oopherectomy |
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| -total vaginal hysterectomy |
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| what are some factors affecting choice of BCM? |
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Developmental Level
Age
Stage Reproductive Life
Marital Status
Client’s H&P
Cultural Beliefs
Motivation of woman |
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Partner’s wishes
Lactation Status
Cost/Access
Frequency of IC
Effectiveness of Method
Safety
Confidence
Convenience |
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| factors affecting choice of birth control method |
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| what are the two categories of contraception? |
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hormonal methods
barrier methods |
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| Pill Warning Signs-what does the acronym ACHES stand for? |
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A - Abdominal Pain
C - Chest Pain
H - Headaches
E - Eye Problems
S – Severe Leg Pain |
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| how effective are most oral contracepives-the pill? |
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| list the hormonal methods of contraception |
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the pill
the depo shot
the patch
IUD
vaginal ring
implanon |
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| LIST THE BARRIER METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION: |
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CONDOMS
FEMALE CONDOMS
SPERMICIDES
DIAPHRAM
CERVICAL CAP |
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| WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM pains STAND FOR IN TERMS OF THE PLACEMENT OF AN IUD? |
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P – Period Late/Pregnancy
A – Abdominal Pain
I – Infection Exposure
N – Not Feeling Well, Fever, Chills
S – String Missing |
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| LIST THE METHODS FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION |
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| LIST THE MSITUATIONAL METHODS OF CONTRACEPTION |
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Coitus Interruptus (Withdrawal)
pull and pray
Douching
Fertility Awareness Methods
NFP/ BBT
Calendar/Rhythm Method
Cervical Mucous Method (Billings) |
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Complete placenta previa, CPD, placental abruption active genital herpes, umbilical cord prolapse, failure to progress in labor, proven nonreassuring fetal status and benign and malignant tumors that obstruct the birth canal
Controversial indications include breech presentation, previous cesarean birth, major congenital anomalies, cervical cerclage, and Rh isoimmunization |
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| Indications for cesarean birth |
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| WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF hCG (chorionic gonadotropin secretion) |
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Supports corpus luteum
Enlarges corpus luteum
Excreted in urine by eighth to tenth day after fertilization (decreases with full formation of the placenta) |
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Connective tissue
Prevents compression of cord in-utero |
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| WHAT IS THE DEFINITION/PURPOSE OF ANTENATAL TESTING? |
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| Reproductive technologies used to determine fetal well being |
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| HOW DOES AN ULTRA SOUND PENATRATE THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY? |
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| HIGH FREQUENCY SOUND WAVES |
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| WHAT ARE THE PREPARATORY STEP THE CLIENT SHOULD TAKE BEFORE AN ULTRA SOUND? |
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| FULL BLADDER, BUT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE NPO |
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| WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF US? |
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| TRANS-ABDOMINAL AND TRANS-VAGINAL |
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| WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM-ADVOCATE-STAND FOR? |
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A – assess the situation
D – diagnose the problem
V – values/cultural, personal
and professional
O – options outlined
C – choices that are practical
A – action chosen and carried out
T – tabulate the results/outcomes
E – educate the client/resources & referrals |
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