Final Exam Flashcards

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endocrine glands

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pituitary gland

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gonadotropic hormones

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primary sex characteristics

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secondary sex characteristics

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menarche

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secular trend

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follicular phase

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luteal phase

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menses

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proliferative phase

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secretory phase

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LH

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FSH

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estrogen

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progesterone

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17
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semenarche

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18
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12-13 year olds show a range of sexual maturation from stages ___ - ___

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stages 1 - 5

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girls who develop earlier…

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  • tend to skew with older peers
  • don’t have any more problems with self-esteem or academics than other girls do
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the earlier boys develop…

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  • the more positive their body image is
  • the better they do in school
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Tanner’s 1st stage of puberty - breast development

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no change except for some elevation of the nipple

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Tanner’s 2nd stage of puberty - breast development

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breast bud stage:
- elevation of breast and the nipple as a small mound
- areolar diameter increases compared with stage 1

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Tanner’s 3rd stage of puberty - breast development

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  • breast and areola both enlarge and elevate more than in stage 2
  • but no separation of their contours
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Tanner’s 4th stage of puberty - breast development

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areola and nipple form a secondary mound projecting above the contour of the breast

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Tanner’s 1st stage of puberty - male genital development

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testes, scrotum, and penis are all about the same size and shape as in early childhood

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Tanner’s 5th stage of puberty - breast development

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mature stage:
- only the nipple projects
- areola recessed to the general contour of the breast

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Tanner’s 2nd stage of puberty - male genital development

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  • scrotum and testes are slightly enlarged
  • skin of the scrotum reddens and changes texture
  • little or no enlargement of the penis
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Tanner’s 3rd stage of puberty - male genital development

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  • penis slightly enlarged, at first mainly in length
  • tests and scrotum are further enlarged
  • first ejaculation
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Tanner’s 4th stage of puberty - male genital development

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  • penis further enlarged
  • growth in breadth and development of glans
  • tests and scrotum further enlarged
  • scrotum skin still
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Tanner’s 5th stage of puberty - male genital development

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genitalia achieve adult size and shape

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brain - major growth spurt (13 - 15)

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  • cerebral cortex becomes thicker
  • neuronal pathways become more efficient
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brain - major growth spurt (17 - early adulthood

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  • frontal lobes of the cerebral cortex develop
  • affects decision making
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skeletal system changes

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  • hands and feet grow a little bit faster
  • jaw moves forward
  • forehead becomes more prominent
  • muscle fibres become thicker and denser
  • heart and lungs increased considerably in size
  • heart rate drops
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skeletal system changes - girls

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  • body fat increases
  • muscle decreases
  • attain most of adult height by age 16
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skeletal system changes - boys

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  • grow until they are 18-20 years old
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