The Female Reproductive System
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The female reproductive system is studied in the medical specialty of gynecology. Gestation, usually lasting nine months or forty weeks, is divided into three trimesters and refers to the period from conception to birth. In the first trimester from weeks 1-12, the embryo develops into a fetus and all major organs and body systems are formed. The second trimester from weeks 13-27 is usually the easiest stage of pregnancy, though morning sickness may subside. In the third and final trimester from week 28 until birth, the baby grows and matures while fetal movement increases as discomfort rises in preparation for delivery.
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Fetal development begins with fertilization and involves 3 key stages. First, the sperm fertilizes the egg and 3 germ layers form within 3 weeks. Next, the embryo develops further for 9 weeks. Then, membranes form to protect and nourish the embryo, including the amnion which holds fluid and the amniotic membrane. The fetus continues developing through 9 months, with rapid growth in the last trimester as organs and bones mature to prepare for birth.
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During the first trimester, the fertilized egg implants in the uterus and develops major organs. By the 9th week it is called a fetus. In the second trimester, the uterus grows in size and movements from the fetus can be felt around 18-22 weeks. The fetus is about 10 inches long and 1.5 pounds by this time. In the third trimester, the fetus' organs continue maturing and it grows larger, settling head-down in preparation for delivery between 37-42 weeks of pregnancy.
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When considering theimportance of child development, it is common to think of contexts that begin during infancy and continue through toddlerhood, including nutrition, learning, and building relationships. However, a child’s developmental journey truly begins at conception. Chapter 2 explored the importance of genetics and experiences during the time before birth. The period from conception through birth is called the prenatal stage. During this time, the mother and her support team are ultimately responsible for providing the child with everything needed to grow physically and mentally. They are equally as responsible for protecting the child from harm during this period. The prenatal period is crucial for preparing the child for exposure to the outside world.
The next developmental stage in this journey begins immediately after birth and continues through the first 4 weeks of life. This is called the neonatal stage. Babies are especially vulnerable during this time period. Every detail about how they eat, sleep, and interact with other people can have huge implications for their future development. These implications are important for early childhood caregivers to recognize, regardless of the age at which the child begins receiving care.
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4.2 Prenatal Development
What occurs from conception to birth is a complex and intricate process. In discussing this process, we focus first on how conception occurs, the distinction between gestational age and fetal age, and the phases of prenatal development.
Conception
Each month in the female body, an egg is released from the ovary as part of the reproductive cycle. The process of releasing the egg, or ovum, is called ovulation. Ovulation typically occurs halfway through a woman’s menstrual cycle, approximately 14 days after menstruation begins. After ovulation, the ovum travels down the fallopian tube toward the uterus (see Figure 4.1). On a typical month, the ovum continues its journey to the uterus alone and is flushed out along with the uterine lining in the menstruation process. However, if the woman has recently had intercourse, or has intercourse after the ovum is released and before it is flushed out of the body, the process can potentially be altered. The male reproductive cell, called the sperm, is designed to penetrate the wall of the recently released ovum. If a sperm successfully penetrates the ovum wall, it results in fertilization. Sperm can live in the female body for roughly 3–5 days, and a released ovum is viable for fertilization for anywhere from 24 to 48 hours after it is released. This means that every month there is a small, but significant, window of time in which a woman can become pregnant. Even if intercourse occurs days before ovulation takes place, fertilization i ...
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This intricate process unfolds within the context of the menstrual cycle, where a mature egg is released during ovulation(what is ovulation). The journey commences at conception, as a sperm and egg unite to form a zygote. If fertilization occurs, the zygote goes on a one-week voyage to the uterus, dividing rapidly along the way.
As cell division unfolds, two structures emerge, one evolving into the embryo and the other forming the placenta. Implantation into the uterine lining signals the start of a new chapter, halting the menstrual cycle and heralding the onset of pregnancy.
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The Female Reproductive System
- 1. The Female Reproductive System By: Kathryn McLaughlin
- 2. GynecologyThe medical specialty of the study of the female reproductive system
- 3. GynecologistA physician who specializes in the treatment of women
- 4. Gestation is the length of time from conception to birth, usually nine months; forty weeks. It is calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period, with a range from 259-280 days. A baby born before 37 weeks gestation is considered premature. GestationThe time required for the development of a fetus
- 5. Trimester Gestation is divided into three trimesters, or stages of development
- 6. Weeks 1-12 Week 1-8 called an embryo Weeks 8-12 called a fetus All major organs and body systems are formed First Trimester
- 7. Weeks 13-27 Women start to look pregnant and may begin to wear maternity clothes Easiest stage of pregnancy Morning sickness usually subsides Second Trimester
- 8. Week 28-Birth Full term is 37-42 weeks Baby grows and organs mature Frequent fetal movement Discomfort increases as delivery nears Third Trimester