front 1 what is the first menstrual period called? | back 1 menarche |
front 2 episiotomy | back 2 cut the perineum to allow stretching at birth |
front 3 vaginal vestibule- urethral meatus | back 3 exit for urine |
front 4 shape of ovaries? | back 4 almond shape and size of a walnut |
front 5 facts about ovaries | back 5
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front 6 fallopian tubes | back 6 attached to the uterus - curve over the ovaries with fingerlike projections called fimbrige capture the ovum (egg) as it is released from the ovary |
front 7 Fallopian tubes : passage way | back 7 passage way for sperm to meet the ovum, site of fertilization safe, nourishing environment for the ovum or zygote |
front 8 the upper part of the uterus is best for the fertilized ovum to implant due to it being the best for nourishing (T/F) | back 8 true |
front 9 mucosal lining has 4 functions | back 9
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front 10 gynecoid | back 10 most favorable for vaginal delivery |
front 11 platypelloid | back 11 unfavorable for vaginal delivery |
front 12 follicular phase | back 12 first half of the cycle |
front 13 follicular phase: hormones | back 13
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front 14 luteal phase | back 14 last half of cycle |
front 15 which is responsible for ovulation? | back 15 luteal phase (LH) |
front 16 fibrinolysis | back 16 responsible for the prevention of clotting |
front 17 MALE: internal genitalia | back 17 decrease in sperm production is often due to the testes being to warm |
front 18 vas deferens | back 18 this is what gets cut when getting a vasectomy |
front 19 epididymis | back 19 stores sperm 2-10 days allowing them to mature |
front 20 placenta and baby connect the umbilical cord in that umbilical cord is 2 ovaries and 1 vein (T/F) | back 20 true |
front 21 arteries carry waste and the vein carries the good stuff (T/F) | back 21 true |
front 22 3 temporary ducts | back 22
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front 23 ductus arteriosis | back 23 diverts blood past the lungs |
front 24 foreman ovale | back 24 allows blood to pass |
front 25 ductus venosus | back 25 allow blood to pass to the inferior vena cava |
front 26 DNA and Nucleous control cell function | back 26 the genes and chromosomes in the DNA determine individual traits |
front 27 facts about DNA | back 27
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front 28 women | back 28 XX |
front 29 male | back 29 XY |
front 30 Mitosis | back 30 continuous process |
front 31 spermatogenesis | back 31 making of sperm |
front 32 oogenesis | back 32 ovaries |
front 33 fertilization | back 33 takes place in the outer third of the Fallopian tube, near the ovary |
front 34 prior to fertilization, women should take what? | back 34 0.4 mg of folic acid -to prevent neural tube defects |
front 35 The egg ONLY survives how many hours? | back 35 12-24 hrs |
front 36 how long does the sperm last? | back 36 5 days |
front 37 (T/F) only one to 10 sperm will reach the fallopian tube | back 37 true |
front 38 HCG | back 38 the human chorionic gonadotropin is produced to support the development of the embryo |
front 39 estrogen | back 39 takes care of the living for pregnancy |
front 40 where does blood circulate through the placenta ? | back 40 vein |
front 41 unoxygenated blood travels | back 41 through the umbilical vein and bypasses the liver via the ductous venosus |
front 42 how long does it take for the foremen ovale to close | back 42 within 2 hours |
front 43 how long does it take for ductus arteriosus to close | back 43 within 15 hurs |
front 44 ductus venous closes when? | back 44 closes functionally when card is cut |
front 45 embryo | back 45 second to eighth week of development |
front 46 age of viability | back 46 when the fetus can survive outside of the mom |
front 47 lowest age of viability | back 47 a fetal weight of 500 grams or a disgestation greater than 20-24 weeks |
front 48 surfactant | back 48 within the outside of our lungs - fetal lungs not produced until 25 weeks |
front 49 betamathasone | back 49 to help develop lungs quickly |
front 50 first trimester | back 50 1-12 weeks |
front 51 second trimester | back 51 13-28 weeks |
front 52 third trimester | back 52 29-40 weeks |
front 53 what to avoid while pregnant | back 53
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front 54 toxoplasmosis | back 54 can cause still birth, blind, hearing loss, seizures, learning disabilities |
front 55 placenta | back 55 temp organ taht develops in the uterus during pregnancy -function: allows exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste; also producing hormones. that support prgenacny |
front 56 umbilical cord | back 56 cord oonecting the uterus to placenta, Ava, transports oxygen nutrients and waste |
front 57 amontic fluid (bag of water) | back 57 aminon and chrion embraces surround the fetus and contain amniotic fluid fushions fetus, maintains temp, allows movement for growth and protects against infection |
front 58 human placental lactogen | back 58 assists with milk productions increases the mothers metabolism during pregnancy |