Description

Placental hormones are a group of hormones produced by the placenta during pregnancy. These hormones play crucial roles in maintaining pregnancy, supporting fetal development, and preparing the body for childbirth.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters should be aware that 'hormonas placentarias' is the standard term used in clinical settings. Variants such as 'hormonas de la placenta' may be encountered but should be avoided in formal contexts. It is important to maintain a professional tone when discussing these hormones.

Example Sentences

EN: Placental hormones are essential for the proper development of the fetus during pregnancy.

ES: Las hormonas placentarias son esenciales para el desarrollo adecuado del feto durante el embarazo.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing 'hormonas placentarias' with 'hormonas sexuales'; mispronouncing 'placentarias' as 'placentarias'; using colloquial terms instead of the clinical term.