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16 Cards in this Set

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at end of 6 weeks the embryo has
four chambered heart

nostrils

fingers and toes begin to form

brain development
when is embryo considered fetus
8 weeks
when can heartbeat be detected with doppler or heart monitor
10 weeks
when can fetal heartbeat be heard by stethoscope
20 weeks
age of fetus in which nearly all babies born will survive
28 weeks
effect of pregnancy on hematology
plasma volume increases

RBC mass increases, but not as much as plasma volume

get hemodilution...makes it easier to become iron deficiecny anemic
effect of pregnancy on cardiovascular system
decreases systemic vascular resistance

stroke volume increases

HR incresaes

heart size increases

supine position may compress vena cava -> decreased venous return, decreased cardiac output, hypotension

mean arterial pressure increases

pulse pressure increase

varicose veins

heart displaced to left and up
effect of pregnancy on respiration
tidal volume increase

which means decrease inspiratory reserve and expiratory reserve

residual volume decreases

diaphragm rises 4cm

less negative intrathoracic pressure

woman will feel short of breath
effect of progesterone on respiration
progesterone stimulates ventilation by increasing sensitivity of respiratory centers
effect of pregnancy on endocrine/metabolic system
hyperglycemia after eating - need to ensure glucose for baby (insulin resistance)

higher reliance on lipid metabolism

via placental lactogen - like growth hormone -> insulin resist, and increased lypolysis
how are pituitary hormones affected by pregnancy
decreased FSH/:LH

oxytocin unchanged

everything else increased
pregnancy affect on GI tract
displacement of stomach and intestines

appenedix is now in the right flank

gastric emptying time increased

impaired contraction of gallbladder - promotes stasis -> stones
effect on hcg on weight
increases weight loss
pregnancy effect on skin
straie - on breasts, thigh and abdomen

linea nigra

cholasema

malesma - mask of pregnancy
effect of pregnancy on excretion of nutrients
glucose, AA, vitamines are lost faster

increased urinary frequency due to compression
effect of pregnancy on liver
increaesd Alk phos

other liver enz may be slightly lowered

albumin lower