Obg Gynec Flashcards

1
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The process of change spermatogonia → sperms and spermatid → sperms

A

① spermatogenesis

’ ② Spermatogenesis

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2
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Time taken for spermatogenesis and average No of sperms produced perday

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72-.74days and 14-16 days for passing through ductal system total 90 days

100million

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3
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In which stage the oocyte gets arrested

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Diplotene stage of prophase of meiosis 1

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4
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Sex determination is done by which gene and mention the genes that favour in males And females respectively¿

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SRY gene is the gene
In males Sox-9
In females rspo -1 and WnT-4

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5
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What is the best method of sex determination and finding chromosome number?
And what are the other methods of sex determination?

A

Karyotyping best

Barr body x-1
And most common is looking at external genitalia

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6
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What is aneuplody?

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Triploidy
Trisomy
Monosomy

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7
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How the development of gonads occur?

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Urogenital system is derived from mesoderm intermediate mesoderm
Except urogenital sinus which is endoderm

6 weeks bipotential
If sry gene there from medulla testes arise till 7 week
And from cortex ovaries arises till 8 week

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8
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First feature which distinguishes testes from ovaries are?

A

Testicular cords

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9
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Development of ovaries in turner and Kline filter syndrome?

A

In turner no sry so ovaries develop but as another x is missing poorly developed ovaries are present

In klinefilter testes as sry is there

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10
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Time taken for spermiogenisis

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12-14 days

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11
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What does following components change from spermatic to sperm
Nuclear material 
Golgi body
Mitochondria 
Microtubule
A
Head
Across Europe
Middle piece
Tail and axial filament
Endo is absent
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12
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Fertizible span of sperm?

Fertile span of ovum?

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48 -72 hrs

12-24 hrs

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13
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The place of maturity of sperm is it testes or caudal end of epididymis?

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Caudal end of epididymis

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14
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Gene for motility and ion required?

A

Cats per and calcium

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15
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Time taken for sperm to reach ampulla?

A

30 min

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16
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Sperm motile in female genital tract

17
Q

Hormonal support for spermatogenesis?

A

Testosterone and Lh and fsh

18
Q

First stimulus for testosterone release

A

Hcg in pregnancy

19
Q

Blood testis Barrier is formed by

A

Serotonin and outer by leydig cells

20
Q

Explain oogenesis?

A

Starts intrauterine life
First mitosis then meiosis 1 arrested at diplotene stage of prophase
Then till puberty same surrounded by follicular cells then puberty time Lh surge occurs meiosis 1 resumes and form secondary oocyte
This again arrested at meiosis 2 metaphase at the fertiliszation meiosis 2 completes and female pro nucleus releases

21
Q

Time between Lh surge and ovulation

A

32-34hrs or24-36 hrs

22
Q

First and second polar body released at?

A

Ovulation and fertilisation

23
Q

Ova size

24
Q

No of follicles at 5 month, birth,at puberty

A

6-7 million
1-2million
4-5 lakhs

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Initial recurement of follicles is
Hormone independent
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Testosterone release starts at
7-8 weeks of intrauterine life And attains max at 15 weeks of intrauterine life Then decrease Low till puberty at 17 increases same as adult Daily 5-7 mg/day
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Estrogen uses in males
Bone density incre Closure of epiphysis of long bones Body fat maintained Sexual function