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1
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What are primordial germ cells?

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Give rise to gonadal ridge

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2
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What are the gonads?

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Ovaries & Testes

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What is the 23rd chromosome pair known as?

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The sex chromosomes

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4
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Which is the duct for male?

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Mesonephric Wolfian Duct

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5
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Which duct is in female?

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Paramesonephric Duct

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6
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What gene does the Y Chromosome have?

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SRY Gene

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What does the Sex-Determining Region of Y (SRY) gene do?

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Codes for the protein: Testis-determining factor (TDF)

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8
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What is the TDF?

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Regulates development of testes

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9
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What is the function of testosterone?

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Development of primary & secondary male characteristics

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10
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What is the function of the anti-mullerian hormone (AMH)?

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Causes regression of the paramesonephric ducts (female ducts)

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11
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Define Mitosis

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Diploid cell divides to give rise to two diploid daughter cells

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12
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What is a diploid cell?

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Cell with 46 chromosomes

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13
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What is gametogenesis?

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Production of the gametes, egg & sperm

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14
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What is spermatogenesis?

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Creation of sperm (gametogenesis in the male)

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15
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What is a haploid cell?

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23 chromosomes per cell

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16
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What is the G1 Phase?

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Synthesis of proteins. Organelles are duplicated

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17
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What is the G0 Phase?

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After G1, some cells stop dividing (G0)

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18
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What is the S phase?

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DNA Replication

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19
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What is the G2 Phase?

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Cell growth & enzyme production

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20
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What does spermatogenesis give rise to?

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A single diploid cell into 4 haploid spermatozoa

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21
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What does oogenesis give rise to?

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1 Haploid oocyte & 3 Polar Bodies

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22
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When does oogenesis start & stop?

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START: Fetus, & puberty
STOP: First Meiotic Arrest, Second Meiotic Arrest & Menopause

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23
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What is the first meiotic division?

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of chromosomes for one cell goes from 46 to 23 during this division

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24
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What is the second Meiotic Division?

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The two haploid cells give rise to two more haploid cells (4 sperm)

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25
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What is synapsis?

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Pairing up of homologues (Chromosome I from dad lines up next to Chromosome I from mom)

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26
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What is cross over?

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Dad’s genes trade with mom’s chromosomes & vice versa while they’re paired (mixes it up the traits)

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27
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What is the function of metaphase I?

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Homologous pairs line up next to each other on metaphasal plate

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28
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What is a dyad?

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Two chromatids attached at the centromere

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29
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What happens during Prophase II?

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Same thing

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30
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What happens during metaphase II?

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Centromeres line up on metaphasal plate

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31
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What happens in anaphase II?

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Centromeres release. Chromatids separate (NOW are called chromosomes)

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32
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How much days does spermatogenesis take?

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70-75

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33
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What is spermatocytogenesis?

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Development of spermatogonia

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34
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What is spermeogenesis?

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Differentiation of spermatids to haploid spermatozoa

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35
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What is spermiation?

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Release of sperm into seminiferous tubules

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36
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What is spermatozoan?

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Mature sperm

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37
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What is the acrosome?

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Apart of the head. Has Hydrolytic/proteolytic enzymes

Eats its way into oocyte

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38
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What is the nucleus of the sperm?

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Has DNA (23 Chromosomes)

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39
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Describe the midpiece of the sperm.

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Has mitochondria around tail (makes ATP)

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40
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Describe the tail of the sperm

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Flagella

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41
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What is the function of the testes?

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Makes sperm

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42
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What is the function of the seminiferous tubules?

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Tubules in the testes where sperm is made

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43
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What is the sertoli cells?

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Surround & maintain developing sperm

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44
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What is the function of the sertoli cells?

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Makes up the blood-testes barrier

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45
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What happens if the blood testes-barrier is compromised?

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Immune system will attack sperm & kill it making it sterile

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46
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What are leydig cells (interstitial)

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Found in the CT outside of seminiferous tubules

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47
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What is the function of the leydig cells?

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Makes testosterone & androgens (male hormones)

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48
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What is the function of accessory sex glands?

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Make semen

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49
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Describe seminal vesicles

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Makes 60% of semen

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50
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Describe prostate gland

A

Makes most of the semen

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51
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Describe bulbourethral gland

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Makes lubricant

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52
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What is semen made out of?

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F

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53
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How much of an ejaculate is actual sperm?

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2-5% are actual sperm cells. The rest is semen

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54
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Function of Gonadotropic Releasing Hormone (GnRH)

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Releases gonadotropins (FSH & LH) from ant. Pituitary gland

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55
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Function of LH

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Causes leydig cells to make testosterone

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56
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Function of FSH

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Makes sperm more sensitive to testosterone

Stimulates spermatogenesis

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57
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Function of testosterone

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Also triggers spermatogenesis

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58
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Function of dartos muscle

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Muscle walls of scrotum: Contracts to produce heat when cold & relaxes to release heat when hot

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59
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What is the glans of the penis?

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Head of penis

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60
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What is the prepuce of the penis?

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Foreskin

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61
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Where is sperm stored after release from seminiferous tubules?

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Epididymis of the penis (sperm can move in tail of epididymis)

62
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Function of the vas deferens?

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Transports sperm to prostatic urethra

63
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Function of pampiniform plexus

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Cools venous blood from scrotum & arterial blood before it enters the testes (sperm must be 4 degrees cooler than body temp)

64
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Function of cremaster muscle

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Allows testes to drop away from hot body when temp too warm & pull closer when temp is cooler (HOW THE BALLS GO INSIDE THE BODY VERSUS WHEN THE BALLS CAN GO OUTSIDE THE BODY)

65
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Function of scrotum

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Cools the testes by 4 degrees fahrenheit

66
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What is the ovarian follicle?

A

Has the oocyte

67
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What is the zona pellucida?

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Shell of the oocyte

68
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What is the antrum?

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Fluid-filled space of the ovarian follicle

69
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What is the granulosa cells?

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Has the enzyme antrum. Makes up the innner wall

70
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What is the function of aromatase?

A

Transforming testosterone into estrogen

71
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What are thecal cells?

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Outer wall of the ovarian follicle; makes testosterone

72
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What is atresia?

A

Degeneration of oocytes

73
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Primordial Follicle

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Fetus: Simple Squamous epithelium (single layer) surrounds oocyte

74
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Primary follicle

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Puberty-simple cuboidal layer

75
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Secondary follicle

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Multiple layers of cuboidal cells-begins forming spaces

76
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Tertiary Follicles

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Developed antrum

During ovulation: Releases oocyte from tertiary follicle

77
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Corpus hemorrhagicum

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Antrum is filled with blood after ovulation

78
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Corpus luteum

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Produces progesterone to maintain uterus for pregnancy

- If fertilized; placenta takes over

79
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Corpus Albicans

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Corpus luteum becomes this

80
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What is oogenesis?

A

Meiosis in the female

81
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When is meiotic arrest I?

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After prophase I

82
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When is meiotic arrest II?

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After Metaphase II

83
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Where does prophase I take place in oogenesis?

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Fetus

84
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When does meiosis continue after the first meiotic arrest?

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During ovulation once an egg is chosen

85
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What are the three layers of the uterine wall?

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Perimetrium
Myometrium
Endometrium (functional & basal)

86
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Perimetrium

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Serous Layer (viseral peritoneum)

87
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Myometrium

A

Smooth Muscle

88
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Endometrium

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Mucosal Lining

89
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When does oogenesis begin then stop?

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Begins in fetus, stops at first meiotic arrest (prophase I); resumes again during puberty and ends at menopause

90
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What is menarche?

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Woman’s first period

91
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When is second meiotic arrest?

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Metaphase II; Either the egg is not fertilized & will bleed out during your period, or the egg is fertilized & meiosis resumes

92
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Metaphase I in oogenesis

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The same as male except cytokinesis is uneven; you come up with one oocyte but the rest are gross polar bodies (they end up degenerating)

93
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Menses

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Day 0-5 of 28-day cycle: Your period

94
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Follicular phase of ovary

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Proliferative phase of uterus/Follicular phase of ovary

  • Follicles develop in ovary
  • Endometrial cells profilerate in uterus
95
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Describe LH in terms of menstrual cycle

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It increases around day 12 due to ovulation (LH surge)

96
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Why is there a surge of LH?

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Due to the increase of estrogen present prior to ovulation

97
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How long is an oocyte fertilizable during ovulation?

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15hrs/month

98
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What is a graafian follicle?

A

Mature follicle

99
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If no fertilization happens, what does corpus luteum become?

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Corpus Albicans

100
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If fertilization does occur, what happens to corpus luteum?

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Nothing: pregnancy

101
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What is the function of trophoblast in pregnancy?

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Makes Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) for first 8 weeks

102
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What does HCG do?

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Keeps ovaries producing estrogen & progesterone (progesterone from corpus luteum)

103
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How can you test for pregnancy?

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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) would be present in urine

104
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What happens after 8 weeks of pregnancy?

A

Placenta can produce enough estrogen & progesterone

- hCG now only keeps corpus luteum functioning (making of progesterone)

105
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What does the morning after pill contain?

A

High levels of progesterone or estrogen (or both)

106
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How does high levels of progesterone inhibit pregnancy?

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Prevents sperm from reaching egg & keeps egg from implanting

107
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How does high levels of estrogen prevent pregnancy?

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Prevents ovulation

108
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What does the RU486, Abortion pill, do?

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Inhibits progesterone by blocking its receptors (causes your period to show)

109
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What is the function of the placenta during pregnancy?

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Makes hCG during 8th week to 4th Month

After 4 months: Placenta makes E2 (type of estrogen) & progesterone

110
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What is cryptochidism?

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Failure of testes to descend

-Can lead to failure of testes to mature

111
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What is the % that cryptochidism happens in term babies?

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3%

112
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What is the % that cryptochidism may happen to premature babies?

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20%

113
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What is the prognosis for testicular cancer?

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Successful if found early

114
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What is the normal range for prostate specific antigen?

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0-4 ng/ml

115
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What is the % of all prostatic cancer deaths?

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13%

116
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How much does prostatic cancer account for in men?

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28%

117
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What can indicate prostate cancer?

A

High levels of prostate specific antigen

118
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What is benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)?

A

Enlargement of the prostate

119
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When does BPH begin?

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Around 40-45 years old

120
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What age does roughly half of men have BPH?

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60-69 Years old

121
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What is priapism?

A

Hurtful, persistent erections without sexual stimualtion

122
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What are the causes of priapism?

A

Never Reading Comical Sanrio Characters

Neurological factors, reduced venous outflow, complications with sickle cell, Spinal cord, certain tumors

123
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What is amenorrhea?

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Not having any menstruations at all.

124
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Causes of amenorrhea

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Too much exercise, extreme weight loss, malnutrition, genetics/hormones, disase

125
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What is dysmenorrhea?

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Painful menstruation, but can still ovulate

126
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What causes dysmenorrhea?

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Prostaglandins which causes the uterine contractions & vasoconstriction & meningeal vasodilation (headaches)

127
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When is PMS?

A

During luteal phase

128
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How many people get moderate symptoms of PMS?

A

50%

129
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What are some symptoms of PMS?

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Irritability, mood swings, anxiety, head aches, acne, food cravings

130
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How many people with PMS have severe symptoms?

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5-10%

131
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What is PMDD?

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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Severe form of PMS (depression, anxiety, panic attacks)

132
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What is pelvic inflammatory disease?

A

Acute inflammation of the upper genital tract

133
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What is pelvic inflammatory disease caused by?

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STDS: Chlamydia, syphillis, gonorrhea

134
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What does PID cause?

A

Infertility, ectopic pregnancy, pelvic pain/abscesses, septic shock

135
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How is a uterine prolapse treated?

A

Pessary

136
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What is leiomyomas?

A

Fibroids; benign tumors from smooth muscle

Usually found in uterus

137
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What does fibroids do?

A

Abnormal bleeding

138
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What is endometriosis?

A

When the uterine endometrium is shed during menses, the endometrial cells are supposed to shed, but don’t and stay in the cavity leading to inflammation & pelvic pain

139
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Tx for endometriosis

A

Supress ovulation, surgical removal, presacral neurectomy

140
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What is cervical carcinoma statistics?

A

3rd most prevalent in women

Most is caused by HPV (considered STD)

141
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What is dysplasia?

A

Precancer : replace epithelial cells with atypical neoplastic cells

142
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What is cervical carcinoma in situ

A

Most cervical epithelium has carcinomic cells in it (underlying tissues not effected)

143
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Metaplasia

A

Columnar epithelium becomes stratified squamous epithelium

144
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Invasive carcinoma

A

Invades adjacent tissues

145
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Stages of cervical

A

1) dysplasia
2) Cervical carcinoma in situ
3) Metaplasia
4) Invasive Carcinoma

146
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Ovarian cancer

A

3% of females, but most deaths

-

147
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Prevention for ovarian cancer

A

Oral contraceptives

148
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Fibrocystic breast disease

A

Benign

Paint/tenderness nera the period

149
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Tx for fibrocystic breast disease

A

Drain cysts (less caffiene, fats, & carbs)

150
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Breast cancer

A

Most common (1/8)

151
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Risk for breast cancer

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Women with no children; early menopause, have a baby

152
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Cause of syphillis

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Treponema pallidum (more resistant )

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