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What is reproduction?
factors or concerns involving
conception
,
pregnancy
, and
childbirth
When does fertilization occur?
between a
few minutes to 5 days
after intercourse
when does implantation occur?
between
5
to
15
days after intercourse
when do pregnancy symptoms start to occur ?
commonly
2-4
weeks after intercourse
How long does the menstrual cycle approximately last?
21- 35
days
What is menstruation and how long does it typically last?
the shedding of the
endometrium lining
and
3-7
days
What happens in the
follicular
phase
?
-
estrogen
and
follicle stimulation
hormone
rise
- several eggs
mature
inside
follicles
What occurs during
ovulation
?
- there's a surge in
LH
and
estrogen
- egg is released
- lasts
24
hours
What occurs during the
luteal
phase?
- corpus luteum produces
estrogen and progesterone
- prepared to
support
a
pregnancy
List the reproductive hormones.
-
gonadotropin
releasing
hormone
-
estrogen
-
progesterone
-
FSH
-
LH
-
testosterone
-
HcG
What should you assess in a reproductive assessment for a
female
?
-
health history
-
urinary symptoms
-
reproductive cancer
family
hx
-
STIs
-
pelvic
exam
-
self breast
exams
What should you assess during a reproductive assessment for a
male
?
-
health hx
-
urinary symptoms
-
reproductive cancer
family
hx
-
STIs
-
testicular
exam
Diagnostic tests for reproductive system
-
pap smear
-
ultrasound
-
vaginal
,
penis
,
rectal swabs
for
STIs
-
fertility
,
pregnancy- related serum labs
What are some risk factors for alterations in function of the reproductive system?
-
diabetes
-
hypertension
-
obesity
-
smoking
-
unprotected sex
-
untreated STIs
Alterations in function of reproductive system include:
-
infertility
-
genital abnormalities
-
urinary abnormalities
-
sexual dysfunction