'Maternal blood' presentation slideshows

NURS 2410 Unit 1

NURS 2410 Unit 1. Nancy Pares, RN, MSN Metro Community College. Ethical decision making model. Context Who is involved, what is the setting What other information is needed What personal beliefs of the nurse may impact the situation Clarification of the issues

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NURS 2410 Unit 1

NURS 2410 Unit 1. Nancy Pares, RN, MSN Metro Community College. Objective 1 and 2 and 3. Apply basic knowledge of healthy maternal newborn care (recall from PN year) Describe ethical and legal issues of maternal newborn nursing, current legislation and community resources available.

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PLACENTA

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The pregnant trauma patient

The pregnant trauma patient. Tom Archer MD, MBA UCSD Anesthesia. Outline. Epidemiology General approach to the patient Anesthesia and diagnostic studies. Obstetric complications of trauma (What the obstetrician will be thinking about) Relevant maternal / fetal physiology FHR monitoring

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The pregnant trauma patient

The pregnant trauma patient. Tom Archer MD, MBA UCSD Anesthesia. Outline. Epidemiology General approach to the patient Anesthesia and diagnostic studies. Obstetric complications of trauma (What the obstetrician will be thinking about) Relevant maternal / fetal physiology FHR monitoring

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Genomic Conflicts, Health and Disease What are genomic conflicts and

Genomic Conflicts, Health and Disease What are genomic conflicts and how are they involved in health and disease? (2) Main forms of genomic conflict Parent-offspring conflict (b) Genomic-imprinting conflict (c) Sexual conflict. The logic & dynamics of genomic evolutionary conflict,

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Conception and Pregnancy

Conception and Pregnancy. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr45f2OjC5U&list=PL676C9F52251404E4. Fertilization. Sperm + ova = zygote Ovum can be fertilized over a maximum range of 72 hours each menstrual cycle. Estimated that 30% of all fertilized oval naturally do not survive.

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Physiology of pregnancy

Physiology of pregnancy. Dr. Hana Alzamil. Objectives. Fertilization Development and function of the placenta Placenta as an endocrine organ Physiological functions of placental hormones Maternal adaptation to pregnancy. Fertilization. Fertilization. Fertilization. Fertilization.

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PLACENTA PREVIA

PLACENTA PREVIA. PRESENTED BY: JISHA MARIA LR/DR DEPARTMENT. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA. NAME : MS. P.A. AGE: 47/F. CASE NO: 193***. Dx: G9P7A1 29 weeks + 3 days, PTL T/C Placenta Previa, Previous LCCS. PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT. GENERAL. The patient is 47 y/o, FEMALE, weight 74 kg.

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Gene 210 Fetal/Prenatal Sequencing

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Reproduction

Human. Reproduction. Sexual Reproduction in Human. testis. ovary. meiosis. meiosis. sperms. eggs (ova). fertilization. zygote. embryo. foetus. baby. Male Reproductive System. vas deferens (sperm duct). epididymis. Click here. testis. Testes.

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Development of the placenta and its function Dr Samar Sarsam

Development of the placenta and its function Dr Samar Sarsam. Morula is an embryo at early stage of embryonic development composed of cells called blastomeres in a solid ball contained within the zona pellucida After reaching the 16 cell stage the cells differentiate.

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11.4 Reproduction Higher

11.4 Reproduction Higher. A mature Sperm. You need to know the top diagram. The bottom ones are included for interest only!.

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ABDOMINAL PAIN in the PEDIATRIC PATIENT

ABDOMINAL PAIN in the PEDIATRIC PATIENT. Tim Weiner, M.D. Dept. of Surgery University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In General. Common problems occur commonly intussusception in the infant appendicitis in the child The differential diagnosis is age-specific

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Free fetal DNA

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Fertilization and Development

Fertilization and Development. Human Anatomy and Physiology. Fertilization. Fusion of sperm and an ovum Occurs in the fallopian tubes of the female An oocyte is viable for 24 hours; sperm are viable for 72 hours.

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Genetics and reproduction Personal Genetics Education Project (pgEd)

Genetics and reproduction Personal Genetics Education Project (pgEd) Harvard Medical School - Wu Laboratory www.pged.org. Discussion questions:. If you could choose specific traits or qualities that you would want your child to have, what would you choose? Why?

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Prenatal Development

Prenatal Development. Lasts approximately 266 days Three Periods: Germinal Embryonic Fetal . Germinal Period. First two weeks after conception

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Reproductive Effects of Pesticide Exposure

Reproductive Effects of Pesticide Exposure. Pesticide Health Effects Medical Education Database (PHEMED). Reproductive Impact. Menstrual Cycles Birth defects Time to pregnancy Small for Age at Birth Miscarriages. Menstrual Cycle Changes.

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?g of benzene/ml of blood

Maternal Blood. ?g of benzene/ml of blood. Fetal liver. ng of benzene/mg of tissue. Time (h). Supplemental Figure 1. C57Bl/6N. CD-1. MA. MA. HQ. HQ. ng of metabolite per mg of liver tissue. CAT. CAT. Time (h). Supplemental Figure 2.

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