Reproductive systems Flashcards

1
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What is the fallopian used for

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It holds the egg whilst it gets ready to be released into the uterus to either be fertilised or leave the body as period

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2
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What is the uterus used for

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It is an organ as well as a muscle used to hold the fertilised egg during a pregnancy

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3
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Define implantation

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The fertilised egg attaches to the lining of the uterus

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5
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Define penis

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It is the male genital organ that helps urine to exit and to reproduce

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6
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What is the sperm cells total magnification

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Picture size(mm) divided magnification (1000)

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7
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Define Amnion

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Is the sac that hold the babyand the amniotic fluid

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9
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Define placenta

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Is an organ attached to the baby which helps to provide nutrients

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11
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Define foetus

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It is the fertilised egg that is attached to the mother via the umbilical cord

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12
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Define testes

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They produce sperm cells and are placed outside of the body

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16
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What is the scrotum

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It is a thin layer of skin used to protect the testes

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17
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What is the total magnification of the egg cell

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Picture size divided (mm) by (500)

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18
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Define ejaculation

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Semen is released from the sperm into the vagina

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19
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Define Fertilisation

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Is the process of when the egg and sperm cell meet/join

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21
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What can uterine lining be used for in the reproductive system

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The fertilised egg implant itself into the lining so it can grow

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23
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Define umbilical cord

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The cord allows food and oxygen to enter the baby and carries waste product and carbon dioxide out of the baby so she can release it

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24
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Define embryo

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It is the fertilised egg that has implanted itself into the uterus lining

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25
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Define std

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It is the sexually transmitted disease which is also a deadly infection

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26
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Define contraception

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Is what is used to prevent a pregnancy

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27
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Define Amniotic fluid

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Is the fluid that helps to protect the baby

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28
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Define zygote

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It is the fertilised egg

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29
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Summary: what carries sperm out of the body

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The penis

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30
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What are gametes

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Is the specific cell that are used in the process of reproduction

31
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Define cilia

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The little hairs that line the uterus

32
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What is the vagina

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It is a reproductive organ the can release the egg, give birth to a baby or urinate out of

39
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What is an ovary

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They produce egg cells

42
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What is another name for the Fallopian tube

A

Oviduct

43
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Sperm cells

A

Contain male genetic material

44
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Sperm duct

A

Tube that carries sperm from testes to urethra

45
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Scrotum

A

Bag of skin that hold the testes

46
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Semen

A

Fluid containing sperm

47
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Testes

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Produce sperm and male sex hormone

48
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Sexual intercourse

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The process where the penis releases semen into the vagina

49
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Urethra

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Tube that carries urine or sperm out of the body

50
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Cervix

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  • ring of muscle at the entrance of the uterus

- keeps baby in place during pregnancy

51
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Male glands

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-produce nutrients that help to keep sperm alive

52
Q

Erection

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  • penis swells with blood

- bladder cannot empty at this time

53
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Fertilisation

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Process when the sperm cell joins with the egg cell

54
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Implantation

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Embryo attaches to the uterus lining

55
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Gestation

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Pregnancy

56
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Foetus

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-name given to unborn baby form eight weeks of development

57
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Placenta

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  • organ that passes nutrients from mother to baby

- prevents any harmful substances touching the baby

58
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Affects of smoking and drinking alcohol on baby

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  • smoking = baby being born earlier

- alcohol = damage to baby’s brain

59
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Baby’s development :

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  • 1 week = cells specialise
  • 4 weeks = spine, brain form + heart beats
  • 9 weeks = foetus = tiny movement + eyes etc. from
  • 12 weeks = uses muscles to kick
60
Q

Period

A

Loss of uterus lining through vagina

61
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Menstrual cycle

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  • woman’s monthly cycle
  • uterus lining thickens
  • then breaks down if egg is not fertilised
  • lasts 28 days
62
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Ovulation

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-release of egg from ovary

63
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Contraception

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-method of preventing pregnancy

64
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Contraceptive pull

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  • chemical method of contraception

- contains hormones that stop ovulation

65
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Condoms

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  • barrier method of contraception

- prevents stds

66
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Menstrual cycle process

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  • day 1 = blood from uterus lining leaves
  • day 5 = bleeding stop, lining re grows
  • day. 14 = egg is released from ovary and travels to oviduct
67
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Changes of uterus whilst baby develops

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  • increase in size
  • stretches
  • placenta develops
  • develops amniotic fluid
68
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How is the placenta adapter to support baby

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  • large surface area for diffusion
  • capillaries of baby and mother are very close together for diffusion
  • rich blood supply
69
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How can having one blocked oviduct affect chances of pregnancy

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  • halves chances
  • only one ovum available at a time
  • sperm cannot reach the ovum