A pregnant woman asks you how the uterine arteries will be able to supply blood to the uterus after the uterus increases to four times its prepregnant size. You would explain that this will happen easily because of which of the following?
A) More arteries form during pregnancy.
B) The muscle of the uterus decreases during pregnancy.
C) Venous congestion causes stasis of arterial blood.
D) The normally twisted and coiled uterine vessels uncoil and elongate.
Question 2
The ethics of genetic screening encourage you to
A) not reveal a finding that would be detrimental to self-esteem.
B) notify all family members of the finding as soon as possible.
C) promote mandatory screening for high-risk people.
D) relay findings to individuals as soon as possible.
Blood Cell
Blood clot.
Types of uterine fibroids.
Endocrine and nervous control of blood pressure.
Marginal Supply - Demand Curve
Main arteries of the arm