Fetal and Maternal Physiology


Maternal physiology does give a medium to increase oxygen delivery throughout gestation. Red blood cell (RBC) volume increases by about 30 at term gravidity. (18) Tube expansion, still, increases indeed further than RBC volume which results in physiologic anemia of gestation. Some of the changes in maternal physiology during gestation include, for illustration, increased maternal fat and total body water, dropped tube protein attention, especially albumin, increased maternal blood volume, cardiac affair, and blood inflow to the feathers and uteroplacental unit, and dropped blood pressure.


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