Class 11: Reproductive Systems Flashcards

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primary sex organ of women

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ovaries

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secondary sex organ of women

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other internal and external genitalia

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ovaries produce…

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egg cells and sex hormones

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the outer cortex of the ovaries are where what develops?

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germ cells

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ovulation refers to the…

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bursting of the follicle and releasing the egg

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the ovarian ligaments attach to…

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the uterus and pelvic wall

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uterine tube is also known as…

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oviduct or fallopian tube

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major parts of the uterine tubes

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infundibulum and fimbriae

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infundibulum is the…

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flared, trumpet shaped distal end of the uterine tubes

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the fimbriae is the…

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feathery projections on the infundibulum in the uterin tubes

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uterus definition

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a thick muscular chamber that opens into the roof of the vagina

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uterus is located…

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over the urinary bladder

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components of the uterus

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fundus, body, cervix

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cervical canal connects…

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lumen to vagina

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internal os is the…

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superior opening of the canal into the body of the uterus

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the external os is the…

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inferior opening of the canal into the vagina

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the cervical glands secrete…

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mucus that prevents the spread of microorganisms from the vagina to the uterus

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inner part of the uterus is the

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endometrium

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outer part of the uterus is the…

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myometrium

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what sloughs off for menstruation?

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endometrium

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most common STD is..

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human papilloma virus

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detect human papilloma virus through…

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PAP smears

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human papilloma causes…

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cervical cancer

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perimetrium is the…

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external serosa layer of the uterine wall

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the myometrium is the...
middle muscle layer of the uterine wall
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the myometrium is composed of what kind of muscle?
smooth muscle
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endometrium components...
stratum functionalis and stratum basalis
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the stratum functionalis is which part of the uterine wall?
superficial half, sheds for menstruation
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the stratum basalis is what part of the uterine wall
the deep layer which regenerates a new stratum functionalis with each cycle
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where does the embryo attach?
to the endometrium. forms the maternal part of the placenta
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most of the time breasts contain very little...
mammary gland
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what are the two principle regions of the breast?
body, axillary tail
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most breast cancer is hereditary or non-hereditary?
non-hereditary
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oogenesis is defined as...
egg production
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oogenesis produces... by means of...
haploid gametes, meiosis
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by puberty, women have...
400,000 oocytes
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egg development resumes in...
adolescence
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FSH stimulates...
ovaries to complete the first phase of meiosis
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secondary oocyte proceeds as far as...
metaphase II
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secondary oocyte stops after...
ovulation
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if the secondary oocyte is not fertilized it...
dies and never finishes meiosis
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if the secondary oocyte is fertilized, it...
competes meiosis II and casts off a second polar body
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puberty begins at age
8-10 for most girls in the US
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puberty is triggered by rising levels of
gonadotropic releasing hormone
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FSH comes from which part of the brain?
pituitary
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FSH stimulates... and they begin to secrete...
developing ovarian follicles, estrogen, progesterone, inhibin, etc.
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estrogens are...
feminizing hormones
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which estrogen is the most common...
estradiol
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1st menstrual is called...
menarche
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what are the hormones of puberty?
estradiol and progesterone
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estradiol does what?
stimulates growth of ovaries and secondary sex organs, growth hormone secretion
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estradiol is responsible for what?
feminine physique
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progesterone primarily acts on the ... preparing it for...
uterus, pregnancy in the second half of the menstrual cycle
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estrogen and progesterone suppress FSH and LH secretion through...
negative feedback
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climacteric is a ...
midlife change in hormone secretion-menopause
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what hormone regulates the ovaries?
pituitary
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what is the hierarchy of hormonal control?
hypothalamus, pituitary, ovaries, uterus
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ovaries exert feedback control over the...
hypthalamus and pituitary
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first part of the menstrual cycle is the... phase
follicular
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after ovulation, the remainder of the follicle becomes...
corpus luteum
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the next two weeks of the menstrual cycle is the...
luteal phase
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three phases of ovarian cycle
follicular phase, ovulation, luteal phase
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which part of the cycle is most variable?
the follicular phase
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during ovulation, what happens
the mature follicles rupture and release the egg and attendant cells
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estradiol stimulates a surge of... by the ...
LH, FSH by anterior pituitary
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average menstrual cycle is how many days?
5
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proliferative phase is when..
the layer of endometrial tissue that was lost in the last menstruation is rebuilt
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hormones associated with pregnancy
estrogens, progesterone, human chorionic gonadotropin, human chorionic somatomammotropin
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corpus luteum is important...
to feed for the first several weeks. removal causes abortion
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Meiosis is..
two cell divisions following one replication of DNA
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Meiosis only occurs in...
gametes
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process of cell division of somatic cells involves how many phases?
one division phase
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one parent cell divides into...
two daughter cells
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when somatic cells divide, what happens to the chromosome number?
stays the same
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Somatic cells are involved in
mitosis
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Mitosis creates what type of organisms from what?
multicellular organisms from a zygote
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mitosis is the basis of...
all tissue growth and repair
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meiosis produces what types of cells
sex cells
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meiosis affects the chomosome number how?
cuts in in half
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meiosis creates what?
genetic variability
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gametes are ...
sex cells produces by each parent
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zygote is a...
fertilized egg
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zygote has a combination of what?
both parent's genes
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reproductive system consists of what categories of organs?
primary and secondary
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primary sex organs are called
gonads
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gonads produce
gametes
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sex organ of men
testes
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sex organ of women
ovaries
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secondary sex organs are...
organs other than the gonads that are necessary for reproduction
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The Y chromosome in males does what?
stimulates the production of testosterone and male primary and secondary characteristics
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X chromosome in females does what?
Contributes to all female hormones and female primary and secondary characteristics
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prostate and seminal vessel create...
seminal fluid for semen to be transported in
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Follicle Stimulating Hormone stimulates what in men?
spermatogenesis
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luteinizing hormone is sometimes called
interstitial cell-stimulating hormone
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lutenizing hormone stimulates...
interstitial cells to produce testosterone
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the sex hormones are stimulated by what part of the brain
anterior pituitary cells
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male infertility causes
- anatomical - sperm dysfunction - infected semen - elevated temperature of scrotum
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erectile dysfunction occurs how often
20% of men in 60s, 50% in 80s
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spermatogenesis is the process of...
sperm production in seminiferous tubules
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spermatogenesis first event
remodeling of a large germ cell into small, mobile sperm cells with flagella
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spermatogenesis second event
reduction of chromosome number by 1/2 via meiosis
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spermatogenesis third event
shuffle genes so new combinations exist in the sperm that are different from the parents
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spermiogenesis is a process in which what transform to what?
spermatids to spermatozoa
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spermatozoon has how many parts, what are the?
2, head and tail
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head of spermatozoon nucleus contains a...
haploid set of chromosomes
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acrosome of the spermatozoon is the...
enzyme cap over the apical half of the nucleus that contains enzymes that penetrate the egg
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basal body of the spermatozoon is the...
indentation in the basal end of the nucleus where the flagellum attaches
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the tail of the spermatozoon contains... produces...
mitochondria around the axoneme of the flagella and produces ATP for flagellar movement
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semen containes
prostate and seminal vesicle fluid
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two requirements for sperm motility...
elevated pH and an energy source
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prostatic fluid buffers what...
vaginal acidity from 3.5 to 7.5
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seminal vesicles provide...
fructose and other sugars to the mitochondria
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signs and symptoms of prostatic hypertrophy
urination changes, older males,
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test the prostate with
a digital rectal exam and PSA blood test