'Uterine blood flow' presentation slideshows

SG #2: ANTEPARTUM Prof. Unn Hidle Updated Spring 2010

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Endocrine Board Review

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Physiologic Adaptations to Pregnancy

Physiologic Adaptations to Pregnancy. Reproductive System. 1.Uterus: A.Growth : Uterus changed in size shape and position during pregnancy Before pregnancy the uterus is small, pear shaped and pelvic organ. Weight 50-70gm , and has a capacity 10ml.

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Exercise and Pregnancy

Exercise and Pregnancy. What are the common responses and adaptations we see in the pregnant exerciser?. Cardiovascular system:. Cardiac output rapid increase in 1st two trimesters levels off in 3rd 30-50% above normal increased stroke volume greater strain on heart during exercise.

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Female reproductive system

Female reproductive system. Female sex hormones. Steroids hormones. Synthesized from cholesterol precursor. Converted from one to the other in the appropriate times which have the required enzymes. Produced in the ovaries mainly but the adrenal cortex produce minimal amounts.

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Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Abnormal Uterine Bleeding. Cullen Archer, MD Assistant Professor Obstetrics and Gynecology UT Health Science Center at San Antonio. Definitions. Menses: cyclic regular uterine bleeding occurring every 28 days with 4 days duration

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Preventing Preterm Birth

Preventing Preterm Birth. Kerri Thompson Advisor: Dr. Eric Reynolds. Background. Preterm birth= infants delivered after 20wks and before 37wks gestation The incidence of preterm birth has increased; 12% of births in the U.S.

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