Lecture 2 pregnancy

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Conceptus

The developing offspring

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Gestation period

Time from last menstrual period until birth (~280 days)

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Embryo

Conceptus from fertilization through week 8

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Fetus

Conceptus from week 9 through birth

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How long is oocyte viable for

12 to 24 hours

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How long after ejaculation is sperm viable

24 to 48 hours

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For fertilization to occur, intercourse must occur no more than

Two days before ovulation, 24 hours after ovulation

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Fertilized egg

Zygote

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How many sperm are allowed to penetrate the oocyte

Only one!

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What is cleavage

Mitotic divisions of zygote

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Cleavage at 72 hours

Morula (16 or more cells)

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Cleavage at day 3 or 4

Blastocyst (~100 cells) has reached uterus

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Implantation begins blank days after ovulation

6-7

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Early pregnancy hormone

Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)

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What does hCG tell corpus luteum to do

Continue secretion of progesterone and estrogen

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What causes hCG to decline

Placenta begins secreting progesterone and estrogen at end of second month

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Formation of placenta from embryonic tissues

Mesoderm cells develop from the inner cell mass and line the trophoblast, together these form the chorion and chorionic villi

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Formation of the placenta from maternal tissues

Decidua basilis (stratum functionalis between chorionic villi and stratum basilis of endometrium) develops blood filled lacunae

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Which cells form endoderm

The first cells

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Which cells form the mesoderm

Cells that push laterally

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Which cells form ectoderm

Cells that remain on the embryos dorsal surface

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Notochord

Rod of mesodermal cells that serves as axial support

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What is gastrulation

An early embryonic development process where three layered structures called gastrula are formed. This process establishes primary germ layers - ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm - precursors of all tissues and organs

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Ectoderm

Nervous system and skin epidermis

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Endoderm

Epithelial linings of the digestive, respiratory, and urogenital systems

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Mesoderm

Forms all other tissues

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At what point are all organ systems recognizable

At eighth week

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Organogenesis

Formation of all body organs and systems

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