reproductive system Flashcards

1
Q

after how many weeks are the embryos differentiated

A

5-6 weeks become ovaries or testes
hormones influence what happens next eg testosterone causes different growths

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2
Q

7-8 weeks

A

stretches of male embryo

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3
Q

8-9 weeks

A

female development

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4
Q

main structures

A

gonads (testes or ovaries)
ducts
accessory glands
external genitalia

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5
Q

what doe testes produce

A

spermatozoa

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6
Q

what doe testes produce

A

spermatozoa

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7
Q

what do ovaries produce

A

immature ovum - oocytes

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8
Q

why do testes move from inside to outside

A

due to temperature too hot inside for sperm

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9
Q

spermatogenesis

A

mitosis become diploid = primary spermatocyte
dna replication & synapsis and tetrad formation
meiosis I = secondary spermatocyte
meiosis II = spermatids
spermiogenesis = physical maturation = haploid spermatozoa

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10
Q

what’s the first male hormone released

A

GnRH

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11
Q

what does GnRH stimulate

A

LH and FSH

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12
Q

what do LH and FSH stimulate

A

interstitial cells and seminiferous tubules

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13
Q

what do interstitial cells stimulate

A

secretion of testosterone

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14
Q

what do seminiferous tubules stimulate

A

sustentacular cells

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15
Q

what does testosterone stimulate and inhibit

A

s = muscle growth, bone growth sex characteristics
I = release of GnRH

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16
Q

what do sustentacular cells stimulate and inhibit

A

s = synthesis of ABP and spermiogenesis
I = FSH secretion

17
Q

follicles of ovary

A

function basic unit

18
Q

phases of ovarian cycle (endometrial changes)

A

follicular and luteal

19
Q

follicular phase of menstrual cycle

A

destruction of functional zone and repair
14
egg develops in follicle
due to FSH
produces oestrogen
ovulation at end

20
Q

luteal phase of. menstrual cycle

A

secretion of endometrial glands
14 days
more constant
progesterone stimulates for conception

21
Q

phases of uterine cycle (body temp changes)

A

menses
proliferative
(both lower body temp) at ovulation
secretory HIGHER BODY TEMP

22
Q

when does oestrogen rise

A

during follicular phase

23
Q

when does progesterone increase

A

luteal phase

24
Q

what does GnRH stimulate (female)

A

FSH, LH

25
Q

what does FSH stimulate

A

develop follicles and oestrogen

26
Q

what does LH stimulate

A

progesterone

27
Q

what does progesterone inhibit

A

GnRH

28
Q

what does progesterone stimulate

A

GnRH
bone growth
sex characteristics
maintain glands

29
Q

subtle variation in males

A

low sperm production due to sex dev genes

30
Q

moderate variation in males

A

anatomical variation eg urethral opening

31
Q

DSD

A

ambiguous
hormonal disorder
has a womb and Fallopian tubes

32
Q

subtle variation female

A

has male sex hormones

33
Q

moderate variation female

A

premature growth
shutdown ovaries

34
Q

DSD female

A

small testes
male external genitals
gene SRY

35
Q

ovotesticular DSD

A

mix chromosomes
ovaries and testes
ambiguous
XY bearing a healthy child