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CA Reproduction

lecture notes taken on the nursing concept of reproduction
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Health Assessment Across The Lifespan (NUR 224)

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Academic year: 2021/2022
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REPRODUCTION

Definition:

● Reproduction – the process by which human beings produce offspring

Antecedents:

● Functioning male and female reproductive organs ● Sperm and the egg ● Zygote ● Hormones

Defining Characteristics/Theoretical Links:

● Full term baby ● Working, functional reproductive organs ● Regular menstruation ● Gender

Consequences (Positive/Desired):

● Absence of STIs ● Absence of physical or hormonal abnormalities that impact reproductive organs ● Delivery of a healthy baby ● Full-term pregnancy ● Proper functioning of reproductive organs

Risk Factors/Barriers (if present):

● STIs ● Alcoholism or substance abuse ● Nutritional status ● Certain medications ● Teratogens – known to be harmful to babies when mom is pregnant ● Socioeconomic status ● Age ● Hormonal abnormalities

Consequences (Negative/Undesired):

● Inability to reproduce ● Stillbirths ● Abnormal reproductive organs ● Infertility ● Pain ● Preterm births

● Irregular menstruation cycle

Interrelated concepts:

● Nutrition ● Sexuality ● Perfusion ● Gas exchange ● Hormonal regulation

Exemplars in Curriculum:

● Healthy Pregnancy (full term) ● Normal Newborn (SIDS; PKU screening) ● Sexual dysfunction (erectile, decreased libido) ● Uterine dysfunction ● Spontaneous abortion ● Pre-Term Labor/Delivery ● High-Risk Pregnancy ● Ectopic Pregnancy ● Infertility (PCOS)

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CA Reproduction

Course: Health Assessment Across The Lifespan (NUR 224)

8 Documents
Students shared 8 documents in this course

University: Creighton University

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REPRODUCTION
Definition:
●Reproduction – the process by which human beings produce offspring
Antecedents:
●Functioning male and female reproductive organs
●Sperm and the egg
●Zygote
●Hormones
Defining Characteristics/Theoretical Links:
●Full term baby
●Working, functional reproductive organs
●Regular menstruation
●Gender
Consequences (Positive/Desired):
●Absence of STIs
●Absence of physical or hormonal abnormalities that impact reproductive organs
●Delivery of a healthy baby
●Full-term pregnancy
●Proper functioning of reproductive organs
Risk Factors/Barriers (if present):
●STIs
●Alcoholism or substance abuse
●Nutritional status
●Certain medications
●Teratogens – known to be harmful to babies when mom is pregnant
●Socioeconomic status
●Age
●Hormonal abnormalities
Consequences (Negative/Undesired):
●Inability to reproduce
●Stillbirths
●Abnormal reproductive organs
●Infertility
●Pain
●Preterm births

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