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connects mammary lobules/intra-lobular ducts to the nipple
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primary or main immunoglobulin in human
1 What is an Alveolus 2
milk
assessment considerations with vegan
3 What are Lactiferous Ducts? 4
breastfeeding mother
Don't know?
Where does breast tissue Along the breast line
normally develop? - located from under the arms down to the groin
1. In utero
What are the 3 stages of early
2. First 2 months of life
breast development?
3. Puberty
Breast development during - Estrogen: Induces Ductal System development
menstruation - Progesterone: Induces Lobular-Alveolar development
What is Lactogenesis? The initiation of milk production
, How many stages of 4
Lactogensis are there?
What stages of Lactogenesis 1 and 2
occur during pregnancy?
Ductal and Lobular-Alveolar systems grow at an accelerated rate
(influenced by hormones)
Lactogenesis 1 - breasts enlarge
- high progesterone levels cause an increase in alveoli
- colostrum begins to produce in the alveoli
When does Lactogenesis 1 around 16 weeks
occur?
The placenta is released from the uterus and progesterone
levels drop
Lactogenesis 2
- this causes the alveolar cells to begin to release milk and allows
them to continue to produce more milk
How long does Lactogenesis 2 2-4 days
last?
- Upper Inner
- Lower Inner
What are the 5 main areas of the
- Upper Outer
breast?
- Lower Outer
- Tail of Spence
What are the 2 types of breast - Parenchyma: ductal and lobular-alveolar structures
tissue and what are they - Strom: connective tissue (fat, vascular, nerve, lymphatic)
composed of?
Small cavity where milk is produced and stored
What is an Alveolus
- made of epithelial cells
What are Alveoli? multiple alveolus
What is the Intra-lobular duct? Connects a lobule to the lactiferous ducts
What is a Mammary Lobule? 10-100 alveoli combined together
What are Lactiferous Ducts? connects mammary lobules/intra-lobular ducts to the nipple
Breast Anatomy
Fat
Nerves
What surrounds the breast
Lymph Tissue
tissue?
Vascular Network
Myoepithelial Cells
They surround the alveolus and
What is the purpose of the contract (like a muscle)
Myoepithelial cells? - pushes milk out into the ducts
- supplies nutrients, materials, hormones to each alveolus for
What is the purpose of the
milk production
Vascular Network surrounding
- supplies hormones to the myoepithelial cells for ejection of
breast tissue?
milk
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PCE Certified Breastfeeding Counse... CBC Multiple Choice Study Guide BIO 121 FINAL EXAM
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connects mammary lobules/intra-lobular ducts to the nipple
Choose matching term
primary or main immunoglobulin in human
1 What is an Alveolus 2
milk
assessment considerations with vegan
3 What are Lactiferous Ducts? 4
breastfeeding mother
Don't know?
Where does breast tissue Along the breast line
normally develop? - located from under the arms down to the groin
1. In utero
What are the 3 stages of early
2. First 2 months of life
breast development?
3. Puberty
Breast development during - Estrogen: Induces Ductal System development
menstruation - Progesterone: Induces Lobular-Alveolar development
What is Lactogenesis? The initiation of milk production
, How many stages of 4
Lactogensis are there?
What stages of Lactogenesis 1 and 2
occur during pregnancy?
Ductal and Lobular-Alveolar systems grow at an accelerated rate
(influenced by hormones)
Lactogenesis 1 - breasts enlarge
- high progesterone levels cause an increase in alveoli
- colostrum begins to produce in the alveoli
When does Lactogenesis 1 around 16 weeks
occur?
The placenta is released from the uterus and progesterone
levels drop
Lactogenesis 2
- this causes the alveolar cells to begin to release milk and allows
them to continue to produce more milk
How long does Lactogenesis 2 2-4 days
last?
- Upper Inner
- Lower Inner
What are the 5 main areas of the
- Upper Outer
breast?
- Lower Outer
- Tail of Spence
What are the 2 types of breast - Parenchyma: ductal and lobular-alveolar structures
tissue and what are they - Strom: connective tissue (fat, vascular, nerve, lymphatic)
composed of?
Small cavity where milk is produced and stored
What is an Alveolus
- made of epithelial cells
What are Alveoli? multiple alveolus
What is the Intra-lobular duct? Connects a lobule to the lactiferous ducts
What is a Mammary Lobule? 10-100 alveoli combined together
What are Lactiferous Ducts? connects mammary lobules/intra-lobular ducts to the nipple
Breast Anatomy
Fat
Nerves
What surrounds the breast
Lymph Tissue
tissue?
Vascular Network
Myoepithelial Cells
They surround the alveolus and
What is the purpose of the contract (like a muscle)
Myoepithelial cells? - pushes milk out into the ducts
- supplies nutrients, materials, hormones to each alveolus for
What is the purpose of the
milk production
Vascular Network surrounding
- supplies hormones to the myoepithelial cells for ejection of
breast tissue?
milk
