ch 8 Flashcards

1
Q

pair of sex chromosomes determines
maleness.

A

XY .

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2
Q

pair of sex chromosomes determines
femaleness

A

– XX

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3
Q

Anatomical features
appearing at puberty that
distinguish males from
females

A

Secondary sex
characteristics

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4
Q

Produce ova and sex
hormones

A

Ovaries

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5
Q

Transport ova and sperm

A

Fallopian tube

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6
Q

Receptacle for sperm and
organ in which fetus
develops

A

uterus

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7
Q

Hollow tube that leads
from the cervix outside
the body

A

vagina

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8
Q

transport
the ova to the uterus

A

fallopian tubes

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9
Q

The ovaries release about
one ova every

A

month

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10
Q

Lower part of the uterus
* Secretes mucus

A

cervix

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11
Q

time of ovum release

A

ovulation

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12
Q

Erotically sensitive organ
located above vaginal
opening

A

clitoris

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13
Q

Network of milk glands
and ducts embedded in
fatty tissue
* Secondary sexual
characteristic

A

breasts

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14
Q

Relatively short exit tube
for urine

A

urethra

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15
Q

Infection of the urethra/
bladder, usually by
bacteria
* Causes burning urination
and frequent urge to
urinate

A

uti urinary tract infection

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16
Q

vaginal inflammation characterized by:
– Irritation or itching
– Redness or swelling of the vagina and vulva
– Unusual discharge
– Discomfort or burning sensation when urination
– Disagreeable odor (sometimes)
* Commonly referred to as a yeast infection

A

vulvovaginitis/vaginitis

17
Q

Hormones from here influence
the release of follicle-
stimulating hormone
(FSH) and luteinizing
hormone (LH)

A

hypothalamus

18
Q

Abdominal pain and cramping that usually occurs
during the first day of menstruation

A

dysmenorrhea

19
Q

Combination of mood swings, depression,
irritability, and anxiety
* Severe enough to impair personal functioning

A

premenstrual dysphoric disorder

20
Q

interruption or cessation of regular menstrual periods usually caused by psychological stress,
depression, fatigue, or severe calorie
restriction

A

amenorrhea

21
Q

first menstruation of a young woman usually between 12-13 (now 9-12)

A

menarche

22
Q

normal and gradual cessation of ovulation and menstruation

A

maenopause

23
Q

produce sperms and sex hormones

A

testes

24
Q

transports sperm from testes to penis

A

sperm ducts

25
Q

location of testes that keeps testes cool for sperm production

A

scrotum

26
Q

formed as sperm move out of the body and mix with secretions of seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and cowpers glands

A

semen

27
Q
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