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| What is defined as statutory rape in the state of TN? |
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| involving a child under the age of 16 with partner being > or equal to 4 years older than the victim |
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| What was one women's health thing mentioned that a child needs parental permission for in the state of TN? |
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abortion
-unless it is a case of incest
-don't need parent for BC, preg test and prenatal care, HIV/STD treatment/testing, and substance abuse assistance |
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| Pregnant and recently pregnant women are more likely to be victims of __________ than to die of any other cause |
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| What are the 5 stages of human sexuality? |
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Definition
-desire
-arousal
-plateau
-orgasm
-resolution |
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| SSRI use can cause what two types of sexual dysfunction in women? |
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Definition
female sexual arousal disorder
female orgasmic disorder |
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| What are the 5 P's of taking a sexual hx? |
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Definition
1. Partners- number and gender
2. Prevention of Pregnancy- are you trying to get pregnant? What are you doing to prevent pregnancy?
3. Protection from STDs- what do you do to protect yourself from STIs and HIV?
4. Practices- "I am going to be more direct about the kind of sex you have been having over the last year to be sure I understand"
5. Past History of STDs- |
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| What is the most common positing of a uterus? |
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Definition
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| You bladder is actually ________ to the anterior side of the uterus |
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Definition
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| what ligaments suspend the uterus in the pelvis? |
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| The total supply of eggs that a female can release has been determined by the time she is _______ |
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| As a primary oocyte begins dividing, two different cells are produced, each containing 23 unpaired chromosomes. What are the names of these two cells and which one is capable of being fertilized? |
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Definition
-secondary oocyte (larger and capable of being fertilized)
-first polar body |
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| Ovulation occurs at day 14 in response to surge of what hormone? |
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| What hormone is called the "pregnancy" hormone, bc without enough it a pregnancy will not be carried to term? |
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| From what is GnRH secreted? Function? |
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Definition
-hypothalamus
-stimulates release of FSH and LH initiating puberty and sustaining menstrual cycle |
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| What secretes FSH? Function? |
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Definition
-anterior pituitary (during 1st half of menstrual cycle)
-stimulates growth and maturation of graafian follicle before ovulation
-thins endometrium |
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| What secretes LH? function? |
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-ant pituitary
-stimulates final maturation of the graafian folicle
-causes ovulation with surge at day 14
-stimulates transformation of graafian follicle into corpus luteum
-thickens endometrium |
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| What secretes estrogen? Functions? |
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Definition
-ovaries, corpus luteum, adrenal cortex, and placenta (during pregnancy)
-thickens endometrium; causes suppression of FSH
-development of secondary sex characteristics
-uterine contractions
-high concentration inhibits secretion of FSH and prolactin
-low after pregnancy stimulates secretion of prolactin |
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| What secretes progesterone? Function? |
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Definition
-ovary, CL, placenta (during pregnancy)
-inhibits LH secretion
-increases body temp
-relaxes smooth muscle, decreases uterine contractions
-causes cervical secretion of thick mucus
-maintains thickness of endometrium
-HORMONE OF PREGNANCY
-prepares breast for lactation |
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Definition
| bleeding between periods of less than 2 weeks duration |
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| What are 2 first trimester maternal serum measurement screens? |
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Definition
-PAPP-A (pregnancy-assocated plasma protein A) lower than normal in all trisomies
-Free B-hCG is elevated in trisomy 21, but depressed in the other trisomies |
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| What is US measurement of nuchal translucency? |
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Definition
| first trimester screen that measures the echo-free space between the skin and the soft tissue overlying the dorsal aspect of the cervical spine. Space will be bigger in an abnormal pregnancy. |
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| What is a part of the second trimester triple screen? add what to make it a quadruple screen? |
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Definition
-MSAFP, free B-hCG, unconjugated estriol
-inhibin A |
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Term
| what is the most important test to detect for neural tube defects? |
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Definition
| MSAFP, which will be higher than normal |
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Term
| Amniocentesis measures the concentration of what in the amniotic fluid? |
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| When is cordocentesis warranted? |
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Definition
-when there is a concern that the fetus may acquire a viral or parasitic infection transmitted from the mother during pregnancy
-when there is an incompatibility between the fetus and maternal blood to determine fetal blood type and blood count |
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