Reproductive phys Flashcards

1
Q

Where is spermatozoa produced (what influences)

A

in seminipherous tubules under the influence of test which is secreted by interstitial cells of leydig

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2
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How are leydig cells influenced

A

by LH

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3
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Where does test act on

A

Sertoli cells found in seminiferous tubules

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4
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Where do sperms mature

A

Mature in epididymis

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5
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What is capacitation of sperm (where does it happen)

A

Process of transforming sperm so that they have capacity to penetrate the corona radiate which surrounds ovum

Occurs in femalese genital tract

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6
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Proliferative phase- what happens and what is it under infuse of

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residual base layer of uterine endometrium regensunder influence of estrogen

(estrogen is secreasted by ovarian follicles under stim of FSH)

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7
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When does ovulation occur and what is stemmed

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day 14 Graafian follicle matures and migrates to periphery

pre ovuatlory surge in LH

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8
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Luteal phase- what happens

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Empy ovarian follicle becomes corpus lute which continues to secrete estrogen and begins to secrete progesterone

Progesterone will cause the regenerated uterine endometrium to become secretory in prep for fertilization

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9
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Menstrual phase- what happens, what happens to hormones

A

if fertilization dont occur, corpus luteum dies and progesterone drops

-menstration occurs

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10
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where does fertalization typically occur

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Ampulla

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11
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What allows for sperm to penetrate corona radiata and zona pellicoda

A

hyaluronic acid in the acrosome on the head

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12
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what happens on day 7 of implantation

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Blastocyct makes contact w endometrial lining of the uterine cavity and develops into embryo blast

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13
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What does the embryo blast develop into

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inner call mass and outer cell mass

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14
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what is the two layers of inner cell mass

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outer (epiblast) becomes ectoderm
Inner (hypoblast) becomes endoderm

later third layer becomes mesoderm

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15
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what is the outer cell mass

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becomes the trophoblast which later becomes placenta

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16
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what are the two layers the trophoblast

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outer (syncytiotrophoblast)- secretes HCG (signals early stages of preg)

Inner (cytotrophoblast)

17
Q

What 4 hormones does the placenta produce

A

Estrogen- contributes to uterine growth, uterine vascular and proliferation of ducts in maxillary

Progesterone- prepares endometrium for implantation, inhibits uterine contraction, inhibits t cell activity and prepares breast for lactation

Relaxin effects- relaxes pelvic ligs

Human chorionic somatommamotropin- development of breast

18
Q

What does estrogen + progesterone do for lactation

A

Estrogen- proliferation of mammary ducts

Progesterone- prepares acini for milk synthesis

19
Q

what does milk synthesis depend on

A

prolactin (inhibited during preg by high estrogen)

20
Q

What does stim of nipple stim

A

oxytocin which causes myoepithelial cells around the glandular tissue in the breast to contract causing milk let down reflex