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Homeostasis

Homeostasis. I. __________________- Maintaining a relatively stable condition inside the body despite changes in the external environment. A. Examples of factors that must be maintained via homeostasis 1. ___________________ 2. ___________________ 3. ___________________

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Anesthesiology

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Lecture # 14: The Endocrine System 1

The Endocrine System (Chapter 17). Lecture # 14: The Endocrine System 1. Objectives. 1- To define hormone and E ndocrine S ystem. 2- To describe the gross and microscopic anatomy of the different organs of the endocrine system. 3- To contrast endocrine and exocrine glands.

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LABOR INDUCTI0N GUIDELINES

LABOR INDUCTI0N GUIDELINES. Oguchi Andrew Nwosu MD, FAAFP Asst. Prof. Emory Family Medicine January 28 th 2010 . Introduction. ACOG practice bulletin #107, August 2009 Up To Date September 9, 2009

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NCLEX Pharmacology Quiz on Hormonal and Reproductive Drugs

NCLEX Pharmacology Quiz on Hormonal and Reproductive Drugs. 1. Which of the following is a contraindication to the administration of growth hormone?.

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Fertilization

Fertilization. Sperm are ejaculated from the penis into the vagina just below the cervix and then swim through the uterus into the Fallopian tubes and they join with an egg = internal fertilization The egg is surrounded by a thick protective layer that contains sperm binding sites

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BIRTH

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Triggers for Labor

Triggers for Labor. Oxytocin/pitocin Breaking of Amniotic Sac Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland of Fetus. Stage 1: Labor. 12-24 hours First uterine contractions until cervix is 10 cm wide Latent Active Transition. Contractions. Braxton Hicks Uterine contractions Dilation Effacement.

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Preconception Health

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Bellwork

Bellwork. What is the importance of the placenta? Creates a barrier between mother and baby to prevent mixing of blood Provides baby with oxygen and nutrients. Pregnancy & Labor. SWBAT list changes in the mother during pregnancy SWBAT describe the stages of labor

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RU-486 The Abortion Pill

RU-486 The Abortion Pill. As Presented By: Fariah Siddiqui. What Is RU-486?. The Basics:. RU-486 is also known by a variety of different names including: Mifepristone (generic name) Mifegyne (marketing name in Europe) Mifeprex (marketing name in the US)

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Human Reproductive System

Human Reproductive System. Male Reproductive System. Sperm Formation. MEIOSIS Form in testes Temperature important! Scrotum Leave testes via epididymus to the vas deferens. Semen. Fluids help to transport, feed, and protect sperm Seminal vesicles Prostate gland Bulbourethral glands.

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Chapter 18

Chapter 18. Endocrine System. Human Growth Hormone Thyroid Stimulating Hormone Follicle Stimulating Hormone Luteinizing Hormone Prolactin Adrenocorticotrophic Hormone Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone. Anterior Pituitary. Anterior Pituitary.

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Human Reproductive System Review

Human Reproductive System Review. Male Reproductive System. Sperm Formation. MEIOSIS forms sperm in gametes Sperm forms in testes Scrotum keeps cooler than rest Semen is sperm plus protecting fluid Semen leaves testes through the vas deferens (sperm ducts) to the urethra before it exits.

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Misoprostol and early pregnancy loss i.e. < 13 weeks

Misoprostol and early pregnancy loss i.e. < 13 weeks. Types of miscarriage Missed miscarriage - intact sac . Incomplete - heterogenous mass of tissue Complete. Dedicated EPAU. Staff Transvaginal scanning Direct access for GPs and some patient subgroups Miscarriage Scan findings

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The Pregnancy Project Weeks 1-2

The Pregnancy Project Weeks 1-2. Mrs. Teare First Block. Morula 6 hours after Fertilization. 1. perivitelline space 2. zona pellucida 3. cell membrane 4. artifacts. 36 hours. 1. zona pellucida 2. perivitelline space 3. blastomere #1 4. blastomere #2 5. cell membrane of blastomere #1.

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Early Elective Deliveries Measure Technical Assistance Call

Early Elective Deliveries Measure Technical Assistance Call. Friday, September 24 Barbara Rudolph, Ph.D., Senior Science Director Matt Austin, Director, Leapfrog Hospital Survey. About the Measure.

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The Female Menstrual Cycle

The Female Menstrual Cycle. There are 4 parts to the female menstrual cycle:. Part 1- Flow phase. Marks the beginning of the cycle Characterized by the shedding of the endometrium. This phase usually lasts about 4 days . Part 2- Follicular phase. Development of a follicle within the ovary

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Body Regulation

Body Regulation. Homeostasis : Processes used by the body to maintain a stable and functioning environment. Your body is continuously working to maintain homeostasis. Just sitting in your chair, blood pressure, body temperature and glucose levels are being constantly regulated by your body.

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