Notes + Study Questions of Development Flashcards

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1
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What are the 4 extraembryonic membranes?

A

1.) Amnion
2.) Yolk Sac
3.) Allantois
4.) Chorion

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What are the 3 period during development and what is the timeline for them?

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1) Embryonic period: Fertilization - 8th week
2) Fetal period: 9th week - birth
3) Neonatal period: Birth - 28 days after birth

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3
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What is capacitation?

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process that helps sperm “get a burst of energy” to have their tails beat more vigorously

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4
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The sperm must pass through which 2 structures around oocyte for fertilization?

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corona radiata and zona pellucida

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5
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What is the path of the sperm cell when penetrating secondary oocyte?

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1) corona radiata
2) zona pellucida
3) plasma membrane
3) cytoplasm

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6
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What triggers the acrosomal reaction?

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glycoprotein in the zona pellucida

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What is the difference between fraternal and identical twins?

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Identical twins stem from only one ovum that splits and are always the same sex while fraternal twins stem from 2 different ovum that were fertilized by different sperm cells.

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What is a morula, and how is it different from a zygote?

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morula is a solid mass of cells that is produced after cleavage of a zygote

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9
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The morula develops into a what?

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blastocyst

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10
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What are the differentiations of a blastocyst

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1) trophoblast
2) embryoblast
3) internal fluid-filled cavity

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11
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When does implantation occur?

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7-8 days after fertilization

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12
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What are the 3 primary germ layers and what do they develop to?

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1) ectoderm
- brain + nerves, epidermis

2) mesoderm
- mesenchyme > blood, muscles, bones + other connective tissue derivatives

3) endoderm
- epithelial lining of digestive tract, respiratory tract, smooth endothelial lining of blood vessels

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13
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What is the function of amniotic fluid?

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protects developing fetus

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14
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What is the site of early blood formation?

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yolk sac

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15
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What eventually forms into the umbilical cord?

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allantois

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16
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What becomes the principal embryonic part of placenta and secretes hCG?

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chorion

17
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What makes up the placenta?

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fetal portion: chorionic villi of chorion + maternal portion: decidua basalis of endometrium

18
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What organ or structure functions as protective barrier, stores nutrients, secretes hormones, maintains uterine environment and prepares mammary glands for breast feeding

A

placenta

19
Q

What are the 3 stages of labor

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1) dilation
2) expulsion
3) placental stage

20
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What is the principal stimulus of lactation?

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sucking action of infant

21
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What are the functions of a trophoblast?

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secrete hCG

22
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What are the 4 hormones that affect lactation and what are their functions?

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1) human placental lactogen (hPL): lactation
2) prolactin: milk production
3) oxytocin: contraction of cells + ducts in breast (let-down reflex)
4) estrogen+progesterone: development of breasts to prepare for lactation