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Unit 5 Conception and Fetal Growth and Development Flashcards

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FHS stimulates what?

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1) Testis to produce sperm
2) Ovaries to produce estrogen, promoting follicle maturation

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LH stimulates which:

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1) Testis to produce testosterone
2) Ovaries to Ovulate

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GnRH stimulates the anterior pituitary to secrete the 2 principal gonadotropins, which are?

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1) Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
2) Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

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4
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What is the male reporductive function?

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  • Produce sperm
  • Transfer sperm into the female reproductive tract.
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5
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Describe spermatogenesis.

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  • Begins at puberty
  • Occurs in the seminiferous tubules
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6
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Maturation of sperm occurs in ?

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The epididymis

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7
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Describe the Vas Deferens

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  • Sheathed in the spermatic cord
  • Carries the sperm outward to the urethra
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8
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What does testosterone influence and promote?

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1) Sperm production
2) Development of secondary sex characteristics.

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9
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What secretes an alkaline fluid that protects sperm in the acidic vaginal environment?

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Prostate

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10
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What is the female reproductive function?

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  • Produces eggs
  • Allows for sexual intimacy
  • Provides for conception, pregnancy, and childbirth
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11
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Oogenesis begins before?

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birth

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12
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Where does oogenesis occur?

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In the ovaries

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13
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When does the 2nd Meiotic division occur?

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Just before ovulation

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14
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What is Menarche?

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The first occurrence of menstruation

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15
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What does FSH stimulate?

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The ovaries to produce estrogen

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16
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What does LH stimulate?

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Ovaries to ovulate, than produce progesterone.

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17
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What moves the ovum down the fallopian tube?

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Cilia

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18
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What is the uterine muscle called?

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Myometrium

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19
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What is the endometrium?

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Vascular inner lining of the uterus

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20
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Which phase is at the beginning of each menstrual, where an ovarian follicle develops

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Follicular phase

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21
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What does the follicle produce within the ovary?

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Estrogen, causing the ova to mature.

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22
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When the pituitary detects the high levels of estrogen, it releases a ?

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Surge of LH

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23
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What phases are included in the Ovarian Cycle?

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1) Follicular phase
2) Luteal Phase

24
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The sudden surge of LH causes the follicle to burst, releasing the?

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Egg (ovulation)

25
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When does the luteal phase occure?

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After ovulation, LH levels cause the follicle to transform into the corpus luteum.

26
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The corpus luteum secretes?

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Progesterone

27
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What are the phases in the Uterine cycle?

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1) Menstrual phase
2) Proliferative phase
3) Secretory phase
4) Ischemic phase

28
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Describe the menstrual phase

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Menstruation occurs due to low progesterone and estrogen levels

29
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Describe the proliferative phase

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Increasing estrogen level encourages growth of the endometrial lining by increasing uterine blood vessel development

30
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Describe the secretory phase:

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After ovulation the corpus luteum secretes progesterone, which causes the endometrium to become denser and richer.

31
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If pregnancy does not occur, the corpus luteum does what?

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Degenerates and progesterone level decreases

32
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Describe the Ischemic phase

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Dropping hormone levels cause decreased blood flow to the endometrium so it becomes ischemic and prepares to slough off.

33
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Ovum and sperm join to form a single cell called–?

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Conceptus or zygoter

34
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How many pairs of chromosomes does a zygote have?

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23 pairs

35
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Sex is determined at the moment of?

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Conception/Fertilization

36
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When does the differentiation of sex occur?

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At the end of the 8th week

37
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Where does conception take place?

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In the fallopian tube

38
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How long are ova fertile for after ovulation?

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48 hours

39
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How long can sperm survive in the female reproductive tract?

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up to 72 hours

40
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What is a women’s fertile day range?

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3 days prior to ovulation through 2 days after ovulation.

41
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When does the fertilization age start?

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The moment of fertilization

42
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In the Preembryonic stage, what is the fertilization age?

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0-2 weeks

43
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What is the Fertilization age in the Embryonic stage?

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3-8 weeks

44
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What is the fertilization age of the fetal stage?

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9-38 weeks

45
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Egg and sperm unite to form a?

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Zygote

46
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In the Cleavage phase, mitotic division occurs to divide the cells from —?

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2 to 32

47
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Morula is day what?

A

3

48
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In the preembryonic stage, day 5 is called—

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blastocyt

49
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Define Trophoblast, which is part of the preembryonic stage.

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Outer layer that becomes the placenta and amniotic sac

50
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How many days does it take a zygote to reach the uterus?

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3-4 days

51
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After the zygote reaches the uterus it takes an addition —— for the trophoblast to develop fingerlike projections that reach into the endometrium for implantation.

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3-4 days

52
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What are chorionic villi

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The fingerlike projections branching out from the trophoblast

53
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All organ systems and major structures begin to develop by the end of what?

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The embryo stage.

54
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Define Organogenesis

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All organ systems and major structures begin to develop by the end of this stage

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1040 Principles of Nursing Across the Lifespan (9 decks)

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