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Genital system Embryology Flashcards

0
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Cells or follicles arrested at various stages of Oogenesis

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Secondary follicle

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Period of indifferent gonads

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7 weeks

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2
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Determines gonadal sex

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Testes determining factor

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3
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Location of testes determining factor

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Y chromosome

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4
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Spermatogonia/Oogonia is derived from

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Primordial germ cells

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5
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Wolffian duct derivatives

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Epididymis, vas deferens, Ejaculatory duct

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6
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Mullerian duct derivatives

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Uterus, uterine tubes, upper vagina

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7
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Paramesonephros

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Mullerian

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8
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Mesonephros

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Wolffian

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9
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Cells that secrete testosterone and androstenedione

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Leydig cells

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10
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Cells that secrete mullerian inhibiting hormone

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Sertoli cells

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11
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Start of Gonad differentiation

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8 weeks

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12
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Controls gametogenesis

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FSH

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13
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Month of complete primary oocyte formation

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5 months (dormant until puberty)

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14
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Oogenesis: Arrested at prophase of meiosis I

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Primary oocytes

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15
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Completion of oogenesis meiosis I

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Puberty

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16
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Outcome of completed oogenesis meiosis I

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Secondary oocyte and first polar body

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17
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Oogenesis: Arrested at metaphase of meiosis II

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Secondary oocyte (until fertilization)

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18
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Completion of oogenesis meiosis II

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Fertilization

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19
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Outcome of completion of oogenesis meiosis II

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Mature oocyte and second polar body

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20
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Week when primordial germ cells become gonads

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4th week

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21
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Spermatogenesis/Oogenesis

Gonads remain dormant until puberty

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Spermatogenesis

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22
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Spermatogenesis/Oogenesis

Gonads differentiate immediately

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Oogenesis

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23
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Outcome of spermatogenesis meiosis I

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Two secondary spermatocytes

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24
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Outcome of Spermatogenesis meiosis II

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Four spermatids

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25
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Spermatogenesis / Oogenesis

Fetal life until menopause

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Oogenesis

26
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Spermatogenesis / Oogenesis

Fetal life until old age

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Spermatogenesis

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Spermatogenesis / Oogenesis

Growth and differentiation period

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Sperm: puberty until old age
Ovum: fetal life until birth

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End product of Spermatogenesis

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4 sperm cells

29
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End product of Oogenesis

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1 egg cell

30
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Number of chromosomes in a gamete after disjunction in meiosis

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23 chromosomes

31
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Number of chromosomes in a gamete after nondisjunction in meiosis

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22 chromosomes - monosomy

24 chromosomes - trisomy

32
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Stage of an embryo when it starts to implant on the endometrium

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Blastocyst

33
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Week 1 of human development marked by what stage

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Fertilization

34
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Result of fusion of male and female pro nuclei

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Zygote

35
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Blastomeres undergoing compaction

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Morula

36
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Series of mitosis divisions of a zygote

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Cleavage

37
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Endpoint of cleavage

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Partitioned zygote forming a blastula with blastomeres

38
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Inner cell mass at the embryonic pole of the blastocyst

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Embryoblast

39
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Outer cell mass of the blastocyst

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Trophoblast

40
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Part of blastocyst that becomes the embryo

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Embryoblast

41
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Part of blastocyst that becomes the placenta

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Trophoblast

42
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Occurs 12-24 hours after ovulation

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Fertilization

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30 hours after fertilization

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2 cell stage

44
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3 days after fertilization

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Morula

45
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5 days after fertilization

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Blastocyst formation

46
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7 days after fertilization

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Implantation

47
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Uterine location of normal implantation

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Posterior superior aspect of uterus

48
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Implantation occurs at what phase of menstrual cycle

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Secretory phase

49
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Most common location of tubal pregnancy

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Ampulla

50
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Sertoli cells derived from

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Mesenchyme

51
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Leydig cells derived from

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Mesenchyme

52
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Stimulates Sertoli cells

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FSH

53
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Stimulates leydig cells

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LH

54
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Week when Genital tubercle is produced from mesenchyme

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4th week

55
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Period of indifferent external genitalia

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7 weeks

56
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Result when phallus growth ceases

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Clitoris

57
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Result when phallus growth continues

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Penis

58
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Fused urogenital folds

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Male frenulum

59
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UnFused urogenital folds

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Female labia minora

60
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Fused labioscrotal swelling

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Scrotum

61
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UnFused labioscrotal swelling

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Labia majora

62
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Ventral external urethral opening

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Hypospadia

May be at the ventral, body or junction of penis and scrotum

63
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Dorsal external urethral opening

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Epispadia

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