Physiology Flashcards
Which nucleus secrete GnRH?
Preoptic
Testosterone transportation in blood…
44%- sex hormone binding globulin
55%- Serum albumin and corticoesteroid binding globulin
2% free (metabolic effects)
Which cell organelles are found in abundance in the neck of the sperm?
mitochrondria
At what point in the spermatogenesis can 2 secondary spermatocytes be seen?
End of 1st meiotic division.
In which period FSH and LH are both seen in most abundance ?
menopause
During puberty what is seen in the rhythm of LH secretion?
Increased at night.
In the female, granulosa cells contain what aspects that thecal cells do not?
Aromatase
Which of the following cells are responsible for testosterone production?
Theca cells.
What percentage of estradiol is bound to albumin in blood?
60%
A high plasma level of progesterone increases which parameters?
Endometrial secretions.
Which is the mechanism of effect of estradiol on bone?
Increased growth.
The increased oestrogen results in which event?
Up regulation of LH.
Which hormone rescues the corpus luteum from progressing to a corpus albicans?
hCG
Which hormone only provides positive feedback to the anterior pituitary gonadotropes?
Activin
What percentage of semen is secreted from the prostate ?
20%