Quiz 6 Flashcards

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decidual reaction

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differentiation of fibroblast (become enlarged) between the fetus (that is implanted in the uterine wall) and the basal region of the uterus wall. Marks the end of invasion of the fetus into the uterus.

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2
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vasa recta

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hairpin loops of blood capillaries that extend into and nourish the medullar pyramids

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juxtaglomerular apparatus

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macula dense of distal tubule and afferent arteriole and extra-glomerular mesangial cells involved in auto regulation of urine formation and renin release

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retinal pigmented epithelium

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pigmented outer layer of cells in retina involved in vitamin A storage, phagocytosis of rod tips, absorption of light, and the blood retina barrier

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5
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four mechanisms of kidney filtration and renal feature of each:

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  • filtration (thin filter in glomerulus)
  • active secretion (pumping of NaCl)
  • passive diffusion (membrane perméable to water/urea)
  • selective absorption (brush border to trap/absorb proteins)
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6
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give four similarities and four differences between oogenesis and spermatogenesis

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SIMILARITIES
-both have mitosis
-both have meiosis
-both produce haploid cells
-both produce gametes
DIFFERENCES
-in males, mitosis continues in adults
-in males, meiosis doesn't stop/start/stop/start
-in males, 4 gametes are produced from primary
-they occur in different sexes
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7
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phagocytosis is a prominent function of certain cells within the eye. give the function and cells involved, as well as their contribution.

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  • phagocytosis
  • retinal pigmented epithelium
  • gets rid of growing tips of rods
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8
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give cells in eye that function in transport and how they contribute.

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  • transport
  • corneal transport endothelium
  • clearness of cornea
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9
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give cells in eye that function in secretion and how they contribute.

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  • secretion
  • ciliary process
  • integrity, fluid pressure of the eye
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10
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give cells in eye that function in absorption and how they contribute to eye.

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  • absorption
  • trabecular meshwork
  • resists outflow of fluid and maintains pressure of the eye
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11
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_______ reduce energy needed for breathing; reduce surface tension by lubrication of alveolar walls on air space surface.

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lamellar bodies

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12
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______ was derived from part of the wall that was enfolded as the glomerulus was embedded into the wall of the early nephron.

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podocyte

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13
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_____ are produced by theca interna and are aromatized to ____ by ____ cells

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androgens
estrogen
follicular cells/granulosa cells

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14
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which hormones from pituitary and which steroid from ovary are highest in blood concentration during early secretory phase?

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  • pituitary: LH after LH surge/ovulation

- ovary: progesterone from the CL

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