Final Exam Flashcards

0
Q

Sperm fertilizes the ovum resulting in a _______

A

Zygote

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1
Q

The process by which makes and females develop distinct reproductive anatomy

A

Sexual differntiation

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2
Q

Each parent contributes ____ chromosomes

A

23

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3
Q

Which chromosome pair determines sex?

A

23rd pair

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4
Q

Stage of prenatal development that begins with implantation of a fertilized ovum in the uterus and concludes with development of the major organ systems at about 2 months after fertilization

A

Embryo

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5
Q

After 7 weeks of prenatal development, the genetic code (xx or xy) results in:

A

Changes in the gonads and external genitalia

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6
Q

Ovaries begin to develop at _____

A

11 or 12 weeks

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7
Q

Sex determining region on the Y gene, also leads to formation of the testes

A

SRY gene

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8
Q

What are androgens?

A

Male sex hormones

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9
Q

What is the role of androgens?

A

Without androgens all infants would develop female

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10
Q

The condition defined by testes that fail to descend

A

Cryptorchidism

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11
Q

Testes and ovaries develop from:

A

Structures in the abdominal cavity

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12
Q

The ovaries complete their descent after the:

A

Prenatal period

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13
Q

Testes descend via ______.

A

Inguinal canal

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14
Q
  • Caused by an extra X chromosome (XXY) in a male
  • fail to develop appropriate secondary sex characteristics
  • May be mildly retarded
A

Klinefelter syndrome

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15
Q
  • Caused by only one X chromosome (XO) in a female
  • at risk for medical complications
  • spatial and math difficulties
  • infertility
A

Turner syndrome

16
Q

The psychological awareness or sense of being male or female is:

A

Gender identity

17
Q

A sex assignment reflects ___________

A

Sex at birth

18
Q

Children are first aware of anatomical sex by:

A

18 months

19
Q

Children firmly acquire sense of gender identity at:

A

36 months

20
Q

People are usually reared as males or females in accordance with their:

A

Sexual anatomy

21
Q

Gender identity is almost always consistent with ones ___________

A

Chromosomal sex

22
Q

Is gender identity biologically determined?

A

No

23
Q

A very rare type of person who possesses both ovarian and testicular tissue.

A

Hermaphrodite

24
Q

A person who possesses gonads of one sex but external are ambiguous or typical of the other sex:

A

Intersexual

25
Q

True hermaphrodites are:

A

Rare