Conception & Fetal Development

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Female External structures

labia majora, labia minora, clit

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Female internal structures

vagina, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes,, ovaries

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Gametogenesis- Oogenesis

process of egg/ovum formation

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Ovulation

  • Fertilization= zygote formation

  • No conception= ovum degenerates

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Corpus luteum

stimulates progesterone, covering of the egg before it is released from the ovary

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Hormone for menstruation

  • Gonadotrophin releasing hormone

  • follicle stimulating hormone

  • luteinizing hormone

  • progesterone

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Gonadotrophin

stimulates ovaries

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Follicle stimulating hormone

stimulates ova maturation

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luteinizing hormone

ovulation hormone ova expelled from ovary

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Progesterone

pregnancy hormone

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Male external structures

foreskin, penis, scrotum

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Male internal structures

testes, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland, urethra (process of ejaculation)

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Testes

begins process of spermatogenesis

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Fertilization

sperm and ovum unite at conception

  • Sperm can live for 4-5 days

  • Fertilization can occur within 12 hrs of ovulation

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Zona Pallucida

protective covering around sperm

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Fallopian tube to implantation in uterus

Zygote, Cleavage, Morula, Blastocyst, embryo, fetus

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Zygote

coupling of male (23) and female (23) chromosomes

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Blastocyst

baby (fetal)

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Trophoblast

placenta (fetal cells)

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Chorionic Villi

fingerlike projections, extends into endometrium

Function= obtains o2 + nutrients from maternal blood stream, dispose of carbon dioxide and waste products into maternal blood stream

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Embryonic period

Most critical development of organ systems and main external features

  • through 8 weeks post conception

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Teratogen

agent that acts directly on the developing fetus, causing abnormal embryonic or fetal development (ex= viruses, bacteria, heavy metals, meds, etc.)

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Critical Points of Vulnerability

  • ONTD

  • Heart

  • Lips/Palate

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Fetal Membranes

Chorion + Amnion

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Chorion

  • outside, towards uterus

    • develops from trophoblast, chorionic villi present on surface, covering of fetal side of placenta, contains major umbilical blood vessels

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Amnion

inner cell membrane from interior cells of the blastocyst; covering of the umbilical cord, covers chorion of the fetal surface of the blood vessels

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Amniotic Fluid

maintains temp, source of oral fluid, repository for waste, protects fetus from trauma, freedom of movement assisting musculoskeletal development

  • diffusion from maternal blood first

  • fetus urinates into fluid

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Placenta

produces hormones (hCG, human placental lactogen, progesterone, estradiol)

  • begins to form with implantation

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hCG

human chorionic gonadotrophin

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Human placenta lactogen

tells body to increase BG→send to placenta

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progesterone

keeps smooth vessels loose

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Estriol

increases vascularity, increases joint laxity

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Placenta maternal side

dirty dunkin

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Placenta fetal side

shiny shutz

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Fetal Stage

lasts from 9 weeks gestation to birth

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Umbilical cord

two arteries deliver deoxygenated blood to placenta (single vein returns oxygenated blood to fetus)

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hematopoietic system

women risks isoimmunization if pregnancy lasts longer than 6 weeks

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Resp system

develops in embryonic life and continues into childhood

  • Pulmonary surfactants

  • lecithin

  • sphinogomyelin

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Lecithin

most critical surfactant

  • required for postnatal lung expansion present 21 weeks/ increases after 24 weeks

  • determines lung maturity

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Sphingomyelin

remains constant in amount

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L/S ratio maturity

2:1

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Pulmonary Surfactants

used to determine degree of fetal lung maturity- ability of lungs to function after birth

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Renal systems

apart of amniotic fluid; babies void within 24 hrs

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Common problem with newborns is

HYPOGLYCEMIA

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Anterior fontanel

diamond like feeling

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Posterior fontanel

flat like feeling

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IgG

passively aquired immunity from mother (crosses the placenta)

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IgM

fetus produces end of the 1st trimester (responds to blood group antigens, gram neg enteric organisms, some viruses)

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IgA

not produced by the fetus, present in colostrum (breastfed infants)

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Placenta

main route for bilirubin elimination

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