Reproduction (6)

Question 1

1.	A young woman with no secondary sexual characteristics, short stature, and webbed neck walks into the physician’s office.  Her medical history indicates a karyotype labeled 45,x.  This woman, diagnosed with Turner’s syndrome, is unable to conceive children, one reason potentially being that the site of oogenesis is non-functional.  What is the site of oogenesis in a healthy female?
A.   Ovary
B.    Endometrium
C.   Cervix
D.   Uterine tube
E.    Fimbrae

Answer 1

Ovary

Question 2

2. As sperm are ejaculated, they travel through the male ducts in the following order…

Answer 2

Epididymus - ductus deferens - ejaculatory duct - urethra

Question 3

where does fertilization of an egg by sperm usually occur

Answer 3

top of the fallopian tube

Question 4

what structure is removed during male circumcision

Answer 4

the prepuce

Question 5

5. The male and female external genitalia develop from identical embryonic structures. The embryonic genital tubercle develops to form the clitoris in females and the ____ in males.

a. Prostate
b. Seminal vesicle
c. Bulbourethral gland
d. Scrotum
e. Glans penis

Answer 5

Glans penis

Question 6

6. What are the 3 phases of the uterine cycle in order?
   a. Follicular – ovulation – luteal
   b. Luteal – ovulation – follicular
   c. Secretory – proliferative – menstrual
   d. Menstrual – proliferative – secretory

Answer 6

d. Menstrual – proliferative – secretory