Textbook Quiz - Development System Flashcards

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1
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The intervillous spaces of the placenta
- are derived from the chorion
- contain maternal blood
- are rich in hCG and HCS
- enlarge under the influence of relaxin

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contain maternal blood

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2
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when does the trophoblast develops into two layers

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after implantation

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3
Q

when do the arm and leg buds form and the heart is beating?

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by the end of the first month of gestation

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4
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After implantation, the only tissue of the developing embryo to come in direct contact with maternal tissue is the

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trophoblast

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5
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Functional changes that sperm undergo in the female reproductive tract will allow them to fertilize a secondary oocyte are termed

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capacitation

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6
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implantation is the process where the

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blastocyst attaches to and enters the endometrium

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7
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implantation occurs how long after fertilization

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about 6 days

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8
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The developing embryo is surrounded by and bathed in

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amniotic fluid

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9
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the embryonic portion of the placenta develops from the

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chorion

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10
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In the umbilical cord, there are how many arteries and how many veins

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two arteries that carry deoxygenated blood and one vein that carries oxygenated blood

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11
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The testes have descended into the scrotal sac of a male fetus that is

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full-term

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12
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What is an agent that causes developmental defects in the embryo called?

A

teratogen

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13
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Amniocentesis can produce results that indicate

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the presence of certain genetic disorders such as Down syndrome

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14
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Early pregnancy tests depend on the detection of __ in the urine

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human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)

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15
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Chorionic villi sampling (CVS), although riskier, has an advantage over amniocentesis because CVS

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yields test results in a few days

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16
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At the end of a full-term pregnancy, the top of the uterus reaches

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nearly to the xyphoid process of the sternum

17
Q

The placental stage of labor ends with

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expelling of the after birth

18
Q

If pregnancy continues for 2 weeks beyond the due date, there is a chance of brain damage to the fetus because of

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an aging placenta

19
Q

Which of the following is NOT a change that occurs after birth, as a fetus becomes a newborn baby?
- the lungs fill with air for the first time
- the umbilical arteries fill with a connective tissue
- the ductus arteriosus provides a connection to the inferior vena cava
- foramen ovale closes and becomes the fossa ovalis

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the ductus arteriosus provides a connection to the inferior vena cava

20
Q

In what process, does the uterine smooth muscle returns to its normal size more rapidly in nursing than non-nursing mothers

A

process of lactation

21
Q

A hormone called ___, released from the anterior pituitary gland stimulates the production of milk by the mammary glands

A

prolactin

22
Q

If a man with hemophilia marries a woman who does not carry the hemophilia gene, which of the following concerning their children is probable?
- all of the sons will be carriers
- all of the sons will have hemophilia
- all of the daughters will be carriers
- one half of the sons will have hemophilia and one half will be carriers

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all of the daughters will be carriers

23
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A mother will blood type B and a father with blood type A have four children. One child is type AB, one is A, one is B, and one is type O. Which of the following represents the genotypes of the parents?

A

IA i x IB i

24
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The phenotype of an individual refers to the

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physical or outward expression of a gene

25
Q

If a couple are both heterozygous for the gene that cause PKU, the probability that their child will have PKU is

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25%

26
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Sickle-cell disease is an example of

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incomplete dominance

27
Q

How many alleles are present in humans that produce the phenotype of the four blood types of the ABO blood groups?

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three

28
Q

Am embryo develops into a normal baby girl because it

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lacks the SRY gene

29
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The gene for red-green colorblindness is represented by the symbol ‘c’. The normal allele is represented by ‘C’. An individual with the genotype XC Xc would be a

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normal carrier female

30
Q

Fertilization in a laboratory dish and transfer of the developing embryo into the uterus is called

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in vitro fertilization (IVF)