Reproductive + Urinary System (Ch 21) Flashcards

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what is asexual reproduction

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one organism; budding
=one parent produces genetically identical offspring by mitosis

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what is sexual reproduction

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2 organisms are; fertilization & zygote

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3 types of invertebrates asexual reproduction

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  1. binary fission
  2. budding
  3. fragmentation
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4
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budding meaning

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new individuals arise from outgrowths of existing ones

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5
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binary fission meaning

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separation of a parent into 2 or more of same size

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fragmentation meaning

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breaking organisms body in several pieces

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7
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why is sexual more favorable than asexual reproduction

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asexual is:
Don’t provide genetic variability
Not energy efficient
Few organism result

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8
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sexual reproduction meaning

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2 parents give rise to offspring that have unique combinations of genes from parents

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9
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2 types of sexual reproduction

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  1. external fertilization
    2.internal fertilization
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10
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what is internal fertilization and example

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Sperm deposited in / near female reproductive tract + fertilization occurs within tract
Ex: humans and animals

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how does necturus (salamander) produce fertilization

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Female pick up sperm w/ cioca and squeezes it into her reproductive organ

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12
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what does external fertilization do

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Eggs shed by female are fertilized by sperm outside body of female (male releases sperm)

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13
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pathway of egg

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Ovary
Oviduct
Cervix (uterus)
Vagina
Vaginal opening

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14
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what is endometriosis and how does it occur

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one of the most common gynecological conditions
=Occurs when tissue (endometrium) lining inside uterus grows outside uterus

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15
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where does endometriosis occur

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Often in pelvic and abdominal area

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16
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other terms for endometriosis

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areas May be called implants, lesions, nodules

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17
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Nodules occur: (4)

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On or under ovaries
Behind uterus
On tissues that hold uterus in lace
On bowels/ bladder

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18
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causes of endometriosis

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inherited
Results from genetic mutations
High estrogen
Environment agents influence (chemical exposure)

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19
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endometriosis symptoms

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painful period - severe cramping
Painful intercourse
Fatigue / exhaustion
Other abdominal pain - lower back pain
Heavy/ irregular bleeding

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20
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how to test for endometriosis

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ultrasounds
MRI
Laparoscopy - surgery that views nodules or obtain biopsy

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21
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pathway of sperm

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Testes
Epididymis
Vas deferens
Sperm duct
Urethra
Urogenital opening

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22
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what is testis

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paired testes produce sperm

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23
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where does testis hang

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below scrotum for sperm production

24
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sperm are produced by __ in __

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meiosis, seminiferous tubules

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where is sperm collected
epididymis that lead to vas deferens
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epididymis stores what
sperm cells
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3 sets of male accessory glands
1. seminal vesicles 2. prostate gland 3. Bulbourethral gland (root of penis)
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function of seminal vesicle
Secretes fructose rich fluid Nourishment for sperm cells
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Prostate gland function
Secretes alkaline fluid rich in prostaglandins Neutralize acidic environment of vagina
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Bulbourethral gland (root of penis) produce:
Produce mucus for movement
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where does fluid portion of semen drain into
drain into spermatic duct or base or urethra
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prostate cancer
cancer cells form in prostate tissues
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Prostate cancer Symptoms
needy to urinate Painful urination Difficult having erection Painful ejaculation Blood in semen and urine
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risk factors of prostate cancer
Age =over 55 (avert 70) Family history = higher risk if diagnosed before 60
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Urinary (excretory system) function
excretion (gets rid of metabolic wastes) Produces proteins and nucleic acids
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what type of waste does urinary get rid of
nitrogenous wastes
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what nitrogenous waste does aquatic animals get rid of
ammonia
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what nitrogenous waste does mammals, humans get rid of
urea
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what type of nitrogenous waste do birds, reptiles, insects get rid of
uric acid
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Pathway of urine:
Kidney Ureter Urinary bladder Urethra Urinary opening (female) Urogenital opening (male)
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2 distinct region of mammalian kidney
Outer (cortex) Inner (medulla)
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Nephron function
functional unit of kidney Consists of single long tubule + glomerulus (ball of capillaries)
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renal vein oxygenated blood or deoxygenated
oxygenated(towards kdiney)
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how does excretory systems produce urine
refining a filtrate derived from bodily fluids
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4 types of filtration from body fluids
Filtration Reabsorption Secretion Excretion
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filtration
Excretory tubule collects a filtrate from blood Water & solutes are forced by blood pressure into tubule
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Reabsorption
Valuable substances are reclaimed from the filtrate and returned to body fluids
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Secretion
Other substances (toxins) are extracted from body fluids and added to contents of tubule
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Excretion
Filtrate leaves body
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glomerulus filters __
small solutes from blood
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ascending loop of henle reabsorbs _
Na+ and Cl- from filtrate into interstitial fluid
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proximal convoluted tubule function
water, ions, nutrients and remove toxins and adjust filtrate pH
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distal tubule function
secretes and absorbs diff ions
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collective duct reabsorbs _
solutes and water from filtrate
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descending loop of henle allows __
water to pass from filtrate into interstitial
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kidney pathway
2. glomerulus 2. proximal convoluted tubules 3. descending loop of Henle 4. ascending loop of Henle 5. Distal tubule 6. collecting duct
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advantage of sexual reproduction
genetic variation; survival