bogie (bogey) The term bogie, also spelled bogey, refers to a false blip on a radar display. The term is also used to describe radar echoes that occur for unknown reasons, especially in the military, where such a signal might indicate hostile aircraft.
1 Prostaglandin production is increased at the time of labor (but not before). 2  Peripheral plasma levels of PGF 2Î± metabolite (PGFM) and TXB 2 increase during labor in women and monkeys, , , , , as do amniotic fluid concentrations of PGFM, PGE 2, PGF 2Î±, 6-keto-PGF 1Î±, TX, and arachidonate.
Early in a woman's pregnancy her milk-producing glands begin to prepare for her baby's arrival, and by the sixth month of pregnancy the breasts are ready to produce milk. Immediately after the baby is born, the placenta is delivered. This causes a hormone in the woman's body (prolactin) to activate the milk-producing glands. By the third to fifth day, the woman's breasts fill with milk. Then, as the baby continues to suck each day, nursing triggers the continuing production of milk.