Lab value able to indicate blood volume and hydration status. (abbreviation for)
Anterior pituitary hormone indirectly assisting in metabolism.
"artificial intelligence"
The equivalent of an MD (medical doctor)
Abbreviation that describes what you may aspire to be when you finish nursing school.
Hormone released by the stretching of the atrial walls.
Structure in the villi of the small intestine responsible for lipid absorption.
Complication that can arise during a pregnancy and if not managed could result in macrosomia (big baby).
The product of cellular respiration that you require oxygen have adequate amounts for your survival.
Portion of GI tract with no digestive function serving only as a passageway.
Microscopic structures of the pancreas producing digestive enzymes.
Abbreviation for a southern state known for Mardi Gras celebrations
Latin term meaning "lip", but if you add major you may have an empty scrotum.
Retina receptor interpreting colors
Atomic symbol for lithium
Abbreviation for hormone known as the pregnancy hormone that signals the corpus luteum to be maintained in order for the pregnancy to continue until the placenta is able to take over.
Anterior pituitary hormone that stimulates the production of androgens in the ovary.
Body product that increases in pregnant women due to the increased volume of blood being filtered.
The actual genetic material which controls cells.
____testis is the network formed by the seminiferous tubules.
Temporary endocrine organ which nourishes the fetus, produces estrogen and progesterone, and regulates gas and waste exchange.
Vegetable containing vitamin K that is a "cousin" of onions.
Abbreviation for blood pressure
The LAST organ to mature?
Essential element (atomic symbol) for strong bones, muscle contractions, and release of neurotransmitters
Male organ homologous to the ovaries
Atomic symbol for the mineral essential for hemoglobin production, and also found in myoglobin.
Process of regular uterine contractions which results in the emptying of uterus (baby and placenta)
The atomic symbol for arsenic.
Atomic symbol for molybdenum (a trace mineral important for health)
Element that pregnant women may need more of due to increased CO
Product formed by the breakdown of hemoglobin and cause of a jaundice newborn
Medical abbreviation for "Respiratory Distress Syndrome"
The specific site of action for both aldosterone AND ADH.
Patients condition if arterial blood pH is less than 7.35
____derm is the origin of bones and muscle.
Product of the parietal cells of the stomach and vital for protein digestion.
Layer of the eyeball formed by the iris, ciliary body, and choroid.
Abbreviation for childhood leukemia that has a poorer outcome for children with Trisomy-21, as well as increasing their risk for this and AML.
Now term used for the first 8 weeks of development. Traditionally, period did not start until week 3.
Terminal portion of GI tract
Position of the foramen ovalve which closed after birth.
Abbreviation for premature rupture of membranes
Female anatomy homologous to penis
Atomic symbol for the highest concentrated extracellular positive ion
Major source of arterial blood for the small intestine and the proximal half of the large intestine.
Posterior pituitary hormone that assists in breast development during pregnancy and is important to promoting uterine contractions.
Number of the glossopharyngeal nerve
Another term for newborns (the "n" in NICU)
Tissue that the fetus will accumulate during the last 2 months of development to provide energy and insulation.
Term used to indicate the mature sex cell.
Cartilage forming the majority of the fetal skeleton
Abbreviation for cholecystokinin, hormone relaxing the hepatopancreatic sphincter.
____ will increase due to the increased HR of an expectant mother as well as the increased blood volume.
What is expected if the 23rd pair of chomosomes is XX
_____derm is the origin of the skin and nervous tissue
Major source of arterial blood for the distal half of the colon.
Abbreviation for cerebral palsy
Abbreviation for pregnancy induced hypertension.
Atomic symbol for chromium (a trace mineral important for health)
What you are measuring at the rate of 0.5 - 1 ml/Kg/hr.
Atomic symbol for tin (a trace mineral important for health)