Topic H (Reproduction) Flashcards

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Homeostasis

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The maintenance of a constant internal environment

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2
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Negative feedback

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A receptor detects a change and a mechanism brings the level to normal, however it goes over it and another mechanism brings the level back, it goes over again

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3
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Which nervous or hormonal response is more rapid?

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Nervous

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4
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Which nervous or hormonal response is widespread?

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Hormonal control

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5
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Where is insulin released from?

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Pancreas β cells

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6
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What effect does insulin have?

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Lowers blood glucose

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7
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Where is Adrenalin released from?

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Adrenal gland

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What effect does Adrenalin have on the body?

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Pale skin, deeper + rapid breathing, glycogen in muscles converted to glucose

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9
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Where is Oestrogen released from?

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Ovaries

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10
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What effect does Oestrogen has on the body?

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secondary sexual characteristics (female) + thickens uterine lining

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11
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Where is Testosterone released from?

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Testis

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12
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What effect does Testosterone have on the body?

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secondary sexual characteristics (male) + sperm production

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13
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Where is Progesterone released from?

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Ovaries

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14
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What effect does Progesterone have on the body?

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Maintains uterine lining

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15
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What does ADH stand for?

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Anti- Diuretic hormone

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16
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Where is ADH released from?

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Pituitary gland

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17
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What effect does ADH have on the body?

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Osmoregulation

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18
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Scrotum

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Strong sac of skin enclosing the testes

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19
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Epididymis

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Muscular tube in which sperm stored and activated

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20
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Testes

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Site of sperm production

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21
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Penis

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Erectile organ - transfer sperm into vagina

22
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Urethra

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Tube through which semen and urine leaves the body

23
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Sperm duct

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Tube through which ejaculated sperm passes before going into urethra

24
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Prostate gland

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Adds lubrication secretion to sperm to form semen

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Seminal vesicle
Adds nourishing secretion to sperm to form semen
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Bladder
Stores urine
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Ureter
Tube linking bladder and kidney
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Vulva
Opening to the reproductive and urinary systems
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Vagina
Muscular tube where sperm is disposed
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What does urethra carry?
Urine + Semen
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Cervix
Ring of muscle restricting opening into uterus
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Uterus
Very muscular organ in which embryo implants and fetus grows
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Oviduct
Usual site of fertilization
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Ovary
Site of egg (ovum) production
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What are secondary sexual characteristics for women? (4)
1) Extra hair growth on underarms and pubic area 2) Hips widen 3) Development of breasts 4) Ovum release - start of periods
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What are secondary sexual characteristics for men? (5)
1) Extra hair growth 2) Muscles develop 3) Penis and testicles enlarge 4) Sperm production 5) Voice deepens
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How many stages are there in menstrual cycle?
4
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What happens in stage one of a menstrual cycle?
The uterus lining breaks down
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How long for does the uterus lining break down during the first stage of a menstrual cycle?
4 days
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On what day does stage one of the menstrual cycle start?
Day 1
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What happens in stage two of a menstrual cycle?
The uterus lining builds up again, ready to receive a fertilized ovum
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On what day does stage two of the menstrual cycle start?
Day 4 - Day 14
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What happens in stage three of a menstrual cycle?
On ovum develops and is released from the ovary
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On what day does stage three of the menstrual cycle start?
Day 14
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What happens in stage four of a menstrual cycle?
The walls are maintained
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How long for are the walls maintained in stage four of fertilization?
About 14 days until day 28
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What happens if no fertilization occurred during stage 4?
The lining breaks down and the cycle starts again
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What does the sperm cell passes through after leaving the penis?
Vagina → Cervix → Uterus → Oviduct
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What does placenta provide for the foetus?
Gas exchange surface + nutrients exchange
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Amniotic fluid
Forms a fluid filled sack around the foetus which acts as a shock absorber