Uterus

other times they have been associated with a number of clinical issues including abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) especially heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB), infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, and complaints related to the impact of the enlarged uterus on adjacent structures in the pelvis, which are often referred to as ‘‘bulk’’ symptoms [6]. Myomas is a common concern in women at fertile age causing multiple bleeding and pain symptoms which can have a negative impact on different aspects in…

Fetal Development Introduction Fetal development is the growth and maturation of the fetus in utero (Fetal Developmet, 2009). It is divided into three periods: the zygote period, the embryonic period, and the fetal period. In the short span of two-hundred and sixty-six days a single fertilized cell develops into a human newborn infant (Figure 1). Interest has increased in the prenatal period as a staging period for well-being and disease in later life. It has enormous attention devoted to the…

pregnancy test was completed and it was positive. She received counseling, due to unintended pregnancy. A week later, Savannah returns to the clinic with complained of vaginal bleeding. Ultrasound shows a left ovarian cyst, but not a baby grow in the uterus. However, ten days later, Savannah medical conditions deteriorated, and she presents to the emergency with vaginal bleeding and pain. Pelvic examination revealed that cervical is dilated as well as accumulate blood in the vaginal canal.…

periods of infertility (Fertility Weekly, 2010). Infertility can be caused by a multitude of uncontrollable factors that are generally tied to ovulation. In the female reproductive system, there are two fallopian tubes that extend bilaterally from the uterus, and beneath them are the ovaries, where ovulation occurs.…

to create images of internal body organs. Imaging tests can identify abnormalities and helps in diagnosing conditions. A Transvaginal sonography/scan (TVS) is a type of pelvic ultrasound used to examine female reproductive organs. This includes the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina. “Transvaginal” means “through the vagina.” This is an internal (or intracavitary) examination. Unlike a regular transabdominal sonography/scan (TAS or pelvic ultrasound scan), where the ultrasound…

When a patient enters the hospital and is in active labor the patient will be transferred into the labor and delivery suite. The nurse will insert an IV order to give fluids and any medications needed during the delivery process such as Pitocin to induce labor. The nurse will take vitals and place fetal monitors on the mother in order to monitor the baby’s heart rate and contractions. The nurse will also discuss the patient’s birthing plan. Throughout the process the nurse will do cervical…

diabetes. The etiology of preeclampsia is complex but thought to be caused by abnormal placental development. During the implantation stage of the blastocyst, the trophoblast cells on the outside of the embryo attach to the endometrial lining of the uterus and the embryo begins to work its way into the endometrium (3). Shortly after…

It could also affect the mother too by the placenta being swollen with the baby’s blood because it has nowhere to pump it causing the uterus to have trouble contracting and being able to eject the placenta. While cutting the cord immediately may be what your doctor recommends, this could be because he/she is “too busy” to stay around an extra 3-5 minutes. Do not let your doctor talk you…

remove that option. The emotional stress of this invasive procedure and its effect on one's identity is also something to consider. There are less invasive medical options for some conditions including early-stage cancer of the cervix, ovaries, or uterus, endometriosis, uterine prolapse, chronic pelvic pain, and more. You do not have to face this big decision on your own. Whatever condition or illness you are facing, getting informed of your options is always the first step. If you are…

build a full grown human being from a microscopic egg. The first trimester of pregnancy is the period between conception and 12 weeks pregnant. During this time the sperm and the egg fertilise and divide a billion times. The cells move towards the uterus and implants. The umbilical cord begins to start functioning and the brain, central nervous system, blood vessels, head, eyes, ears and mouth are formed. The digestive and urinary systems start functioning as well. The first sign that the mother…