A&P: Pregnancy & Human Development Flashcards

1
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What is defined as the fusion of two haploid (1n) gametes to form a zygote (2n)?

A

Fertilizations

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2
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Where and when does fertilization usually occur?

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  • first 1/3 of uterine tube within a day of ovulation
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3
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Name the steps regarding development of an egg

A
  1. Ovulation
  2. Fertilization
  3. Cleavage
  4. Morula
  5. Blastocysts
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4
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When fertilization occurs, what is the specific name of the egg that the sperm fertilizes?

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  • Secondary oocyte
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5
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After a zygote is formed (after fertilization), what is process immediately occurs right after?

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  • mitosis
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6
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Where do blastocysts implant and get buried into?

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  • Endometrium and buried in uterine lining
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7
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What cell appears on the outer layer of the blastocysts? What is the function?

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  • Trophoblasts
  • Secretes human chronic gonadotropin
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8
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What is defined as a vascular structure attached to embryo, which allows for diffusion of gasses, nutrients, and waste between blood of embryo and blood of mom?

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  • Placenta
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9
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T/F: In regard to pregnancy, the moms and babys blood mixes so it can deliver and exchange gasses, nutrients, and waste products

A

False, blood between mom and baby does not mix

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10
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When does development begin?

A
  • begins at fertilization
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T/F: Because all cells have the same DNA code, all genes will be expressed.

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  • False, although all cells have the same DNA code, differentiation means different genes will be expressed. For example, in lung cells, genes for lung specific protein are activated, while other genes are turned off.
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12
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Define cell differentiation

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  • process where cells become more specialized during development
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13
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What type of development describes the evens that occur in the first 2 months of fertilization?

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  • Embryological development
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14
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What does the embryo develop into after embryological development is finished/

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  • fetus
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15
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As blastocysts develop, _ layers of cells will form. These three layers are called the, _______ , __________, _________

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  • three
  • endoderm
  • mesoderm
  • ectoderm
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16
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Name the three embryonic stem cells and list them in order from least differentiated to most differentiated

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  • Totipotent (omnipotent)
  • Pluripotent
  • Multipotent
17
Q

Mutations in which of the following types of cells can be inherited by offspring?
a. Endocrine
b. Neural
c. Muscle
d. Ovarian

A

D. ovarian
For a mutation to be inherited, it must be present in gametes (sex cells) or in the cell that produces gametes. From the options, the only cell involved in reproduction aer ovarian cells. Ovarian cells contain oocytes which can pass genetic information to offspring.