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Chapter 25 - Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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the reproductive system is responsible for

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passing genes to the next generation
developing secondary sex characteristics

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secondary sex characteristics

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features that appear during puberty that distinguish sexes, influence attraction, and signal sexual maturity

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secondary sex characteristics develop due to

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hormone influences

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female secondary sex characteristics

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breasts and wider pelvis

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male secondary sex characteristics

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body and facial hair

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sex organs are also called

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genitals/genitalia

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primary sex organs

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produce gametes

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primary sex organs are also called

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gonads

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gametes

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haploid sex cells

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types of gametes

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ovum and sperm

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fusion of ovum and sperm cause

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formation of diploid zygote -> embryo -> fetus -> baby

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12
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male gonads

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testes

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13
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female gonads

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ovaries

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14
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secondary sex organs

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don’t produce gametes but are necessary for reproduction

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15
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male secondary sex organs

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ducts delivering sperm, glands delivering semen

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16
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female secondary sex organs

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uterus, uterine tubes, vagina

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17
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the parent producing sperm is considered

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male

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18
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the parent producing ovum is considered

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female

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19
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sperm

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gamete with motility

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20
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males require

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Y chromosome

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21
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ovum

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immobile, large, contains nutrients for future embryo

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22
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females require

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absence of Y chromosome

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23
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gonadotropin hormones are secreted by

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the anterior pituitary gland

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24
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gonadotropin hormones

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FSH and LH

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FSH

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follicle stimulating hormone

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LH

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luteinizing hormone

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27
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gonadotropin hormones target

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the gonads

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28
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gonadotropin hormones are named for the effects on

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the female gonads

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FSH effect on females

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stimulates development of ovarian follicles

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30
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FSH effect on males

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stimulates sperm production

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LH effect on females

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stimulates ovulation and formation of corpus luteum

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32
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LH effect on males

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stimulates testosterone secretion from testes

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33
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male puberty

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period of time from on set of gonadotropin secretion until first ejaculation of viable sperm

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34
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male puberty timeline

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starts around 10-12, end around 14

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35
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female puberty

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period of time from onset of gonadotropin secretion until menarche

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36
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menarche

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first menstrual period

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37
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female puberty timeline

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starts around age 8-10, ends around 12

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38
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female puberty timeline varies due to

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body fat and GnRH production

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39
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adolescence

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period of time from on set of puberty until attainment of full adult height

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40
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is adolescence longer, shorter, or the same time as puberty?

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longer

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41
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general cause of puberty

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secretion of gonadotropins

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42
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cause of male puberty

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rising levels of androgens

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43
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androgens

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testosterone and dihydrotestosterone

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44
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effects of testosterone on male puberty

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sperm production, body growth, increased libido

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45
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effects of DHT on male puberty

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body and facial hair, oily skin, acne

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46
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cause of female puberty

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ovarian follicles produce estrogen, progesterone, and androgen

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47
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effect of estrogen on female puberty

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body fat deposition, pelvic widening, body growth

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effect of estrogen, progesterone, and prolactin on female puberty

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thelarche

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breast development

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effect of androgens on female puberty

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pubarche

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pubic and axillary hair

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female gonad

53
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oocytes

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immature female gametes

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ovarian follicle

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collection of cells that surround, support, and protect an oocyte

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uterine tubes

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muscular tube that receives ovum from ovary

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the uterine tubes are also called

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oviducts or fallopian tubes

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zygote

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fertilized egg

58
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the uterine tube connects the ____ to ____

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ovary to the uterus

59
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uterus

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muscular chamber opening into the roof of the vagina

60
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where in the uterus does the embryo implant

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endometrium

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endometrium

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layer of the uterus facing the lumen

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female sexual cycle

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events that occur every 21 days when pregnancy does not occur

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cycles of the sexual cycle

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ovarian and menstrual cycles

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ovarian cycle

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monthly events of the ovaries

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phases of the ovarian cycle

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follicular and luteal phases

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days of the follicular phase

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days of the luteal phase

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days 15-28

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menstrual cycle

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monthly changes to the uterus

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phases of the menstrual cycle

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menstrual, proliferation, secretory, prementsrual

70
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days of the menstrual phase

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days of the proliferative phase

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days of the secretory phase

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days 15-26

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days of the premenstrual phase

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`days 26-28

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what occurs in the follicular phase

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ovarian follicle develops

75
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what menstrual phases occur during the follicular phase

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menstrual and proliferative phases

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what occurs in the menstrual phase

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previously built up menstrual wall sloughs away

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what occurs in the proliferative phase

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endometrium goes through mitosis

78
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ovulation

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ovum is released from the follicle

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on what day of the sexual cycle does ovulation occur

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luteal phase

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ovulated follicle becomes corpus luteum, eventually degenerating into the corpus albicans

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uterine phases during the luteal phase

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secretory and premenstrual phases

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secretory phase

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endometrium of the uterine wall continues to thicken

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premenstrual phase

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endometrium of the uterine wall begins to breakdown

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hormones of day 1-5 of the follicular phase

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FSH stimulates growth of follicles, causing granulosa cells to secrete estradiol

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function of estradiol in the follicular phase

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inhibits GnRH and FSH, stimulates LH

86
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hormones in the menstrual phase

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built up endometrium sloughs off

87
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menses

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endometrium sloughing off

88
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hormones in day 6-14 of the follicular phase

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developed follicle produces estradiol, causing an increase in GnRH, FSH, and LH

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hormones in the proliferative phase

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high estradiol levels cause mitosis in the endometrium, estradiol stimulates the endometrium to produce receptors for progesterone

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hormones in ovulation

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spike n LH causes follicles to burst and release oocyte into the uterine tube

91
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how long does ovulation take

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hormones in day 15-26 of the luteal phase

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LH causes the burst follicle to become corpus luteum

93
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corpus luteum

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produces lots of estradiol and progesterone to inhibit LH and FSH secretion

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how does low LH levels effect the corpus luteum

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involution of the corpus luteum: shrinkage into scar tissue

95
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corpus albicans

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shrinkage of corpus luteum into scar tissue

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hormones in the secretory phase

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high levels of progesterone causes endometrium glands to develop and secrete fluid and glycogen to prep for a potential embryo

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hormones in days 27-28 of the luteal phase

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blood flow of the corpus albicans drops without estradiol or progesterone production

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lack of hormone feedback during days 27-28 of the luteal phase allows

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the pituitary gland to produce LH and FSH to start stimulate the follicles

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hormones in the premenstrual phase

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lack of progesterone causes endometrium to degenerate

100
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ischemic phase

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lack of blood flow to the endometrium begins its degeneration

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length of pregnancy

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three trimesters, 266 days from conception to childbirth, 40 weeks from last menstrual period

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zygote

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fertilized egg that forms from the fusion of gametes

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where does fertilization occur

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in the ampulla of uterine tube

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the zygote divides to form an

105
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how long does an embryo develop before becoming a fetus

106
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placenta

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organ that develops within the wall of the uterus to provide nutrition, gas, and waste exchange for the fetus

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function of the placentas

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secretes hormones, connects to the fetal circulatory system through the umbilical cord

108
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human chorionic gonadotropin is secreted by

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secreted by embryo and placenta

109
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what hormone is detected in a pregnancy test

110
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HCG function

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to grow the corpus luteum and prevents its disintegration

111
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estradiol is secreted by

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the corpus luteum and placenta

112
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estradiol functions

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grows fetus, increases uterus, mammary ducts of the breast get bigger, pelvis widdens

113
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progesterone is secreted by

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corpus luteum and placenta

114
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progesterone functions

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prevents FSH and LH secretion, development of more ovarian follicles, promotes mammary gland secretion

115
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Human Chorionic Somatomammotropin

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most secreted hormone in pregnancy, not understood, though to be a weak growth hormone

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