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OBY TEST 1

QuestionAnswer
What is the birth canal Vagina
Define perineum the skin between the anus and the birth canal, can tear during childbirth.
The skin between the anus and the birth canal which often leads to tear is known as perineum
Describe the fundus top layer of the uterus that needs to be massage after childbirth
What area of the uterus needs to be massaged after childbirth fundus
layers of the uterine wall endometrium, peritoneum, and myometrium
What is endometrium made up of three layers but two of the layers are shed during menstruation. it is found in the inner part of the uterine wall
what is myometrium it is made up of smooth muscles and extends into three layers( longitudinal, transverse, and oblique).
What structure of the female genitalia is almond shaped ovaries
Progesterone key in maintaining pregnancy
What is false pelvis it is found in the upper portion and it is not a full circle
what pelvis is found in the upper portion and not a full circle false pelvis
What is true pelvis it is found in the lower portion where the baby pass through
U, U/A urinary checks
VDRL Syphilis
Hep B blood borne pathogen
If blood is Rh negative Take rhogan injection at week 26 to prevent the next pregnancy
When is it hard to palpate the fundus 11-12 weeks
Rubella titer determines immunity to rubella
1-h glucose tolerance Screens for gestational diabetes, done at initial visit
What week do fetus develop structure week 18
What is supine hypotension when blood pressure decreases when a woman lies on her back the vene-cava and aorta is compressed
What is conception the union of a single egg and sperm which marks the beginning of pregnancy
Mitosis when cells yield two cells with the same genetic makeup
Meiosis the process by which germ cells divide and decrease their chromosomes by half
Haploid a cell with 23 single chromosomes
Diploid a cells with 46 chromosomes
Zygote the first cell of a new individual
Morula 16 balls of cells
Blastocyst solid cell ball
Amnion inner cell membrane
Chronion outer cell membrane
Nuchal cord cord around the neck
Preconception pregnancy period
Intrapartum labor, childbirth
Postpartum 6 weeks after delivery
Perinatal pregnancy, labor, and delivery
1918 condoms were made legal
Condoms were made legal 1918
1941 papsmears was introduced
When was papsmear introduced 1941
1953 apgar scoring system
When was apgar scoring system developed 1953
1960 Birth control pill
When was birth control pill introduced 1960
1978 first test tube baby was born
When was first test tube baby born 1978
2006 HPV vaccine was available
When was HPV vaccine available 2006
Hospital stay for vaginal deliveries 48hrs
Hospital stay for C-Section 3 days
Functions of the bony pelvis protects and support the structure of the pelvis accomodate the growing fetus
hCG basis for pregnancy test. detected in the maternal serum by 8-10 days after conception
hPL similar to growth hormone stimulates the maternal metabolism to provide nutrient increases resistance to insulin
similar to growth hormone stimulates the maternal metabolism to provide nutrient increases resistance to insulin hPL
Trisomy has 3 chromosomes
Trisonmy 21 Down syndrome
Trisomy 18 Edward syndrome
Hemophelia prevents blood clotting
The upper layer of the embryonic disc that gives rise to the eoidermis and glands ectoderm
The middle layer that develops into bones, teeth, and muscle mesoderm
The last layer that gives rise to the epithelial lining the respiratory and digestive tract endoderm
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