Embryology Flashcards

1
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chromosomal disorders/trisomies:
Edward syndrome
Down syndrome
Patau syndrome

A

trisomy 18
trisomy 21
trisomy 13

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2
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week 1 of embryo development is called the ______ ______ and demonstrates the __ __ ___ phenomenon.

A

resistant period, all or none.

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3
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weeks _ - _ are called the _______ _______, or ______ _______ _______ because all organ morphogenesis occurs at this time

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3-8
embryonic period
maximum susceptibility period

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4
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weeks _ - _ are called the _____ ______ or the _______ _______ _______ because all organ systems have already been formed. Injury here results in a functional derangement of an organ system

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9-38

lowered susceptibility period

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5
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TORCH infections

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Toxoplasmosis
Other infx- coxsackie, syphilis, VZV, HIV
Rubella
Cytomegalovirus
HSV 2

mother is usu asx
neonatal infection more likely with primary maternal infection, congenital infection rate is 1%, 10% will be symptomatic, of which 25 % will have fatal disease

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6
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

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F: facial hypoplasia and forebrain malformation
A: Attention defecit disorder and Altered joints
S: Short stature, Septal defects and Small IQ

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7
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testes development is determined by _____ Gene located on the _____ ____ __ ___ __ ________, which encodes for _____ __________ ______

A

Sry gene,
short arm of the Y chromosome
testes determining factor

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8
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testosterone is secreted by the ________, and Mullerian inhibiting factor is secreted by the _______

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Leydig, Sertoli cells

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9
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describe the process of meiosis 1 with key events

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prophase 1- synapsis and crossing over
metaphase 1- tetrads (paired homologous chromosomes) line up on metaphase plate
anaphase 1- homologous pairs separate
telophase and cytokinesis- separation of 46 homologous chromosomes without centromere splitting

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10
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describe the process of meiosis 2 with key events

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synapsis does not occur, crossing over does not occur

disjunction occurs with centromere splitting resulting in 4 haploid daughter cells

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11
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sperm is produced inside the __________ __________, in the ______ cells, in the testes

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seminiferous tubules, sertoli

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12
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germ cell of the sperm is called the _____________

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spermatogonia

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13
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spermatogonia go through mitosis and differentiation to become ________ ___________

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primary spermatocytes

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14
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primary spermatocytes differentiate into secondary spermatocytes by ________ __, with each secondary spermatocyte containing __ chromosomes

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meiosis I

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15
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2 secondary spermatocytes differentiate into __ _______ each via ________ __

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2 spermatids

meiosis II

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16
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spermatids differentiate into _________

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spermatozoa

17
Q

infertile males produce less than _________, and up to _____ of sperm are deformed

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10 million sperm/mL of semen, 10%

18
Q

condition where the hypothalamus produces reduced levels of GnRF, leading to reduced levels of FSH and LG and reduced levels of testosterone.

A

Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism

19
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genetic disorder characterized by hypogonadoptropic hypogonadism and anosmia

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Kallmann syndrome

20
Q

other diseases leading to male infertility

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Klinefelter syndrome, cryptochordism, varicocele, hydrocele, mumps.

21
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all primary oocytes are formed by month __ of fetal life

A

5

22
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primary oocytes are arrested in ______ __ and present at birth

A

meiosis I

23
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at puberty, a primary oocyte completes ______ __ and forms a _______ ________

A

meiosis I, secondary oocyte

24
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secondary oocytes become arrested in metaphase of ______ ___ and are then ovulated, unless fertilization occurs, which then the secondary oocyte completes _______ ___ to form a mature oocyte

A

meiosis II, meiosis II

25
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______ __ does not occur until after fertilization

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meiosis II