6.4.1 Maternal Physiology
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6.4.1 Maternal Physiology
| Title: | 6.4.1 Maternal Physiology |
| Author: | Marsh, Karen; Yearwood, Ryan; La Barbera, Andrew R. |
| Description: |
GOAL: To describe the processes of gamete transport, fertilization, blastocyst implantation, formation and function of the placenta, regulation of maternal and fetal metabolism during gestation, parturition and lactation. 6.4 OBJECTIVE: To describe how placental and maternal hormones regulate maternal physiology during and after pregnancy. 6.4.1 Maternal Physiology (Animation) -How does a pregnant female adjust physiologically to the metabolic and nutritional requirements of the growing fetus? -How does the fetal-placental unit obtain a sufficient blood supply? -How soon after parturition do maternal metabolism and reproductive function return to those typical of the non-pregnant state? TO HEAR AUDIO, EXTRACT ALL FILES AFTER DOWNLOADING ZIP FILE. |
| Bookmark: | http://hdl.handle.net/2374.UC/201 |
| Date: | 2007-02-07 |
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Reproductive Physiology Animations
A collection of learning modules on human reproduction