Embryology (03.04) Development of Genital System Flashcards

1
Q

what are the two portions of each urogenital ridge?

A
  • nephrogenic cord

- gonadal ridge

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2
Q

the sex of the fetus cannot be VISIBLY determined till week __

A

7

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3
Q

and first development, all fetuses have a ______ duct (male) and a ______ duct (female)

A
  • mesonephric (wolffian) [male]

- paramesonephric (mullerian) [female]

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4
Q

_____ ____ ____ migrate to the gonadal ridges at week 6

A

primordial germ cells

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5
Q

cord cells form solid _____ ___ that sink into underlying mesenchyme to welcome (envelope) primordial germ cells

A

gonadal (cortical) cords

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6
Q

concerning males, the sex determining region of the Y chromosome codes for ______ ____ _____ which is a protein that tells the gonads to form the testicles

A

testes determining factor (TDF)

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7
Q

concerning males, testes determining factor (TDF) codes for the production of what two things?

A
  • leydig cells (produce testosterone)

- sertoli cells (caretakers of primordial germ cells)

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8
Q

leydig cells produce _____

A

testosterone

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9
Q

sertoli cells are “caretakers” of what?

A

primordial germ cells

develop in close proximity to them

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10
Q

testosterone stimulates the formation of what 4 things?

A
  • mesonephric duct (becomes vas deferens and epididymis)
  • mesonephric tubules (become efferent ductiles)
  • external genitalia
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11
Q

the SUPERIOR end of the mesonephric (wollfarian) duct becomes the ____ and the rest of it become the _____ ____

A
  • epididymis

- vas deferens

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12
Q

the CAUDAL end of the mesonephric (wolfarrian) duct develops what two things?

A
  • seminal vesicles

- ejaculatory ducts

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13
Q

what four things are produced by the mesonephric (wolffarian) duct?

A
  • epididymis
  • ductus (vas) deferens
  • seminal vesicle
  • ejaculatory duct
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14
Q

the gonadal cords produce what two things?

A
  • seminiferous tubules

- rete testes

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15
Q

the mesonephric tubules become what?

A

efferent ductules

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16
Q

the ____ and _____ glands are ENDODERMAL outgrowths from the UROGENITAL SINUS (anterior portion of cloaca)

A
  • prostate gland

- bulbourethra gland

17
Q

concerning males, sertoli cells produce ____ ____ ___ which inhibits the formation of the duct so that the female genitalia does not proceed

A

mulleria inhibitiing horomone

18
Q

concerning the descent of the testes, the ______ extends from the tonal to the labioscrotal swelling (future scrotal sac) and as it shortens it pulls the testis ductus deferens, and testicular vessels through the ____ _____ (after passing through the inguinal canal) and eventually into the scrotal sac

A
  • gubernaculum

- inguinal canal

19
Q

concerning males, clinical correlation of patent processes vaginalis

A

congenital inguinal hernia

20
Q

concerning males, clinical correlation of development of fluid filled cysts in the testis or spermatic cord

A

hydrocoele

21
Q

concerning males, failure of the testis to descend

A

cryptochidism

22
Q

in the female, there is no Testicular determining factor, so ____ cells and ____ cells develop

A
  • stromal cells (of the ovary)

- follicular cells (surround ovarian follicles)

23
Q

the follicular cells of the female are similar to the the _____ cells of the males in the fact that they are “caretakers” of the primordial germ cells

A

sertoli cells

24
Q

when there is LOW TESTOSTERONE, _____ ducts regress

A

mesonephric (wolfarrian) ducts [male]

25
Q

when there is no MIH present, there is continued growth of _____ ducts

A

-paramesonephric (mullerian) ducts [female]

26
Q

in females, what are the three remnants of the mesonephric duct in order from distal to proximal?

A
  • epoophoron
  • paraophoron
  • gartner cysts
27
Q

three things formed from the paramesonephric (mullerian) ducts

A
  • uterine tubes
  • uterus
  • SUPERIOR vagina
28
Q

the caudal ends of the mullein ducts fuse to form the _____ _____ which will form the ____ and superior portion of the _____

A
  • uterovaginal primodium
  • uterus
  • vagina
29
Q

the inferior vagina is derived from the _____ ____ via a pair of endodermal outgrowths called _____ ____

A
  • urogenital sinus

- sinovaginal bulbs

30
Q

what are the three accessory glands of the female genital system?

A
  • greater vestibular glands
  • urethral glands
  • paraurethral glands
31
Q

the ovaries do ____ but not as far as the testies bc of the ____

A
  • descend

- uterus

32
Q

develops erectile tissue for both males and females (clitoris and penis)

A

-genital tubercle

33
Q

in females the genital tubercle becomes the ____ and the urethral folds become the ____ ____

A
  • clitoris

- labium minus

34
Q

in females the the unfused portions of the labioscrotal swellings become the ____ ____

A

labium majus

35
Q

in males, the genital tubercle becomes the ___ ___ and the urethral folds become the ___ ____

A
  • glans penis

- penile shaft

36
Q

in males, the labioscrotal swelling becomes the ____

A

scrotum

37
Q

what causes the changes in males from primordial structures to male external genitalia?

A

testosterone