Lecture 1 with lab lect Flashcards

1
Q

Where do the hormones LH and FSH get released from?

A

Anterior pituitary -> to follicle

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2
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What releases estrogen and what does it have an effect on?

A

Follicle releases estrongen, goes to Anterior pituitary for negative feedback for FSH
Goes to surge center of brain as positive feedback

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3
Q

What hormone stimulates the anterior pituitary to release LH and FSH?

A

The hypothalamus releases GnRH

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4
Q

What are the 4 important reproductive hormones?

A

Estrogen
Progesterone
Lutealizing hormone
Follicle stimulating hormone

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5
Q

What stage does estrogen rise in?

A

Proestrus

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6
Q

What happens to estrogen when ovulation occurs?

A

It is steadily decreasing

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7
Q

What causes ovulation to occur?

A

LH surge

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8
Q

What hormones are active during anestrus?

A

FSH

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9
Q

How long does average proestrus last in a dog?

A

9 days

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10
Q

Estrus?

A

9 days

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11
Q

What is happening to progesterone during estrus?

A

Increasing steadily

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12
Q

How long does the average Diestrus last in the dog?

A

50 days

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13
Q

What can we say we DO know if we see elevated P4?

A

The dog has ovulated in the last 2 months.

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14
Q

What marks anestrus? How long is it?

A

progesterone drops down to <1ng/ml - lasts ~6 mo

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15
Q

What hormonal change is important in late stage proestrus?

A

Progesterone increase

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16
Q

What hormonal change is important in late stage proestrus?

A

Progesterone increase

17
Q

What is the best indicator or estrus?

18
Q

T/F Dogs develop a CL prior to ovulation?

19
Q

What type of oocyte is ovulated in dogs?

A

Primary (needs second division before fertilization can occur)

20
Q

When can fertilization occur in a dog?

A

2 days after ovulation (and lasts 2 days)

21
Q

T/F the bitch has serum P4 levels during diestrus which are the same regardless of being bred or not and regardless of pregnancy or not.

22
Q

What is the scientific name for false pregnancy?

A

Pseudocyesis

23
Q

What causes the development of mammary glands in late gestation AND late diestrus in some dogs?

A

Decline in progesterone

24
Q

Feline reproductive facts

A

long day, seasonally polyestrus, induced ovulators, P4 comes from CL and placenta, Super-fecundation (multiple dads). Super-fetation (different ages in one litter)

25
If a queen is in estrus but not mated, what happens?
The estrogen levels ossilate and they go in and out of proestrus to estrus until they are stimulated to ovulate
26
what is a semi-quantitative estrogen assay used in bitch estrus evaluation?
Vaginal cytology
27
What are the vaginal smear cells like during anestrus?
Parabasal cells (estrogen low)
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Vaginal cytology cells in proestrus?
intermediate cells (rising estrogen)
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Vaginal cytology cells in estrus?
Partially cornified cells (rising P4)
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Vaginal cytology cells in diestrus?
Parabasal cells again.