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| Insertion of micro spring into the fallopian tube. |
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Abortion during 1st trimester
Sucks out the contents of the uterus, including fetal tissue. |
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Later abortions
Fetus is relatively large.
Dilate the vagina and scrap out uterus. |
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Saline is injected into the amniotic sac.
Causes labor to begin within several hours. |
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A form of abortion
A c-section removes fetus |
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A pill with anti-progesterone.
Stops development of fetus. |
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During 2nd trimester
Swelling of hands, ankles, wrists, feet.
Water retention |
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| A thin yellow fluid that may come out of nipples. Beginning about the 19th week. |
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Wide subpubic arch.
Oval at the inlet.
Classic female pelvis. |
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Oval on long axis.
Subpubic arch slightly narrow. |
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Males pelvis.
More triangular.
Narrow subpubic arch. |
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1. Labor
2. Birth of the baby
3. Birth of the placenta |
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| An incision is made in the perineum (from the bottom of the vagina to the anus) |
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| Raises temperature in the testes and kills sperm. |
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| arterial blood flow increases to an area and is retained there by the venous system |
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| occurs when the muscles contract through out the whole body |
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| Masters and Johnson's 4 sexual responses |
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1. excitement
2. plateau
3. orgasms
4. resolution |
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| Helen Singer Kaplan's Triphasic Model |
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1. Desire
2. Excitement/ Plateau
3. Orgasm |
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| Walen and Roth's psychology approach |
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1. Perception
2. Evalution
3. Desire, etc.
The brian evaulates/ thinks a lot.
Sexual behavior results from a positive evalution. |
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| Mouth stimulation of the female genitals |
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| Mouth stimulation of the male genitals. |
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| Simultaneous mouth-genitals stimulation |
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| Mouth stimulation of the partner's anus. |
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1. Mifepristone
2. Misoprostol
3. Methotrexate
4. Cytotec |
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Oral tablet, pill.
Blocks receptors of progesterone.
Without progesterone, the lining of the uterus breaks down, the cervis softens, and bleeding begins. |
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Take a few days after either method.
Empties uterus.
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| Stops the ongoing implantation process that occurs in the first several weeks after conception. |
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Induces contractions
96% effective |
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| Enzyme of the sperm, used to penetrate the egg wax. |
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| Doesn't move unitl mixed with semen, before, it's simply bycilia. |
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| Development of nervous system and skin |
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| Development of digestive and respirtory system |
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| Development of muscles and skeleton |
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Surrounds conceptus early in development.
Nutures in growth. |
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| Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) |
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Can only when have when you're pregnant.
Manufactured by placenta.
Helps to maintain pregnancy and affects the development of the baby. |
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| Formed the 5th week of embryonic development. Transfer of nutrients. |
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