Reproduction Flashcards

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1
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What can reproduction be

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Asexual or sexual

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2
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What is a zygote

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The fertilised egg cell

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3
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Label the side and front views of the man and woman

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4
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Describe the functions of male and female reproductive systems

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5
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Draw and label egg and sperm cell and describe functions

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6
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What is puberty

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The physical and emotional changes that take place during adolescence in boys and girls

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7
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What are the female hormone

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Oestrogen

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8
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What is the male hormone

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Testosterone form testes

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9
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What is the typical age for puberty

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Adolescence

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10
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What is ovulation

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Release it of an egg cell and it happens on day 14 of the cycle

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11
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What does fertilisation result in

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Pregnancy if the zygote implants into the uterus lining

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12
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Describe the journey of a sperm cell to the oviduct

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It swims up the cervix, up the uterus, and into the oviduct

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13
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When does pregnancy result

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When the zygote implants itself into the lining of the uterus

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14
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What are the two types of twins and how are they made

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Identical - one egg one sperm
Non identical- two eggs and two sperms

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What happens to the zygote in the uterus

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a zygote divides it forms an embryo, and that as it continues to grow and when cells start to become specialized, with arms and legs visible, it is called a fetus.

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16
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what is the function of the placenta

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where mothers blood and babys blood flow next to one another
exchenge of stuff by diffusion
provides nutrients that help baby grow
removes waste substances

17
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what is the function of the amniotic sac/fluid

A

bumps and knocks
sore infections
changes in temperature

18
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what is the function of the umbilical cord

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carries the babys blood vessels
carries blood to and from the placenta

19
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the mother has a different circulatory system and the blood doesn’t mix in the placenta it is more like a barrier

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20
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what waste products pass from the baby to the mother

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co2 and urea

21
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what are the other substances that can pass from the mother to the baby

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oxygen, glucose , antibodies, drugs and alcohol

22
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what are the three stages of development

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zygote, embryo, foetus and baby

23
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what are the main stages of birth

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dilation of the cervix, uterus wall muscle contractions that lead to birth, further contractions that lead to afterbirth

24
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what are the secondary characteristics

A

the ones you develop in puberty

25
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what is the menstrual cycle

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1-5 menstuation- lining of uterus is shed
6-13 lining grows back
14 ovulation
15-28 when nothing happens to uterus

26
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What is fertilisation

A

fertilisation as fusion of nuclei of sperm and egg cells, which happens in
the oviduct to form a zygot