unit 8 Flashcards

1
Q

which muscle surrounds the spermatic cord & its testis (it contracts in cold weather)

A

Cremaster Muscle

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2
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Spermatogenesis beings

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Seminiferous tubules

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3
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interstitial cells that produce testosterone are also known as

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Leydig cells

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4
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Where does sperm mature

A

Epididymis

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5
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Pathway to sperm

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seminiferous tubules→ Rete testis→ Efferent ductules→Epididymis→Vas deferens→Pelvic cavity→Seminle vesicle→ Ejaculatory duct→Urethra

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6
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How long mature sperm remain fertile before they are ejaculated

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40-60 days

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7
Q

Know the term for the two large cylinders of erectile tissues that fill the shaft of the penis

A

Corpus Carvenousa

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8
Q

Know which hormones promote the enlargement of the testes

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Follicle stimulating hormone(FSH)
Luteinizing hormone (LH)

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9
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What is the purpose of the enzymes contained in the acrosome

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help sperm penetrate the egg during fertilization

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10
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2 qualities of semen that aids in fertilization

A

stickiness & alkalinity

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11
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Primary reproductive organs in females

A

ovaries

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12
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What does the ovary contain

A

1000s of IMMATURE eggs

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13
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know the usual site of fertilization

A

Ampulla

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14
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which layer of the uterus does the embryo attach to

A

Endometrium

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15
Q

which structures of the female breast secrete milk during laction

A

Acini

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16
Q

know the hormone that stimulates the development of a follicle in women

A

FSH

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17
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persistent high levels of estrogen & progesterone would cause what to occur

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Inhibit pituitary from to produce FSH & LH so no other follicle develop

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18
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persistent high levels of estrogen & progesterone would cause what to occur

A

lack of follicular development

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19
Q

which hormone is secreted by a developing follicle & what effects occur

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Secrete estrogen which stimulates the thickening of the endometrium in the menstrual cycle smalls amounts of progesterone

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20
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If a female patient had lab results that revealed a high level of luteinizing hormone, what would you suspect

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Ovulation; Sudden spike in LH causes follicle to rupture & release the ovum

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21
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Know how many chromosomes a zygote has

A

46 Chromosomes

22
Q

Typically, how long does gestation last

A

280 days/ 40wk

23
Q

which stage of pregnancy are most of the organs developed

A

second trimester

24
Q

know the term for the blackberry-like cluster of cells that enter the uterine cavity 3 to 4 days after ovulation

25
When does implantation occur (approximately)
6 days of ovulation
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know which portion of the blastocyst fuses with the endometrium
Thromphoblast
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define hCG & what does it do?
Hormone secreting estrogen & progesterone; progesterone stimulates endometrium growth & prevents menustation
28
Describe the amnion and what a fetus is able to do
Transparent sac that completely envelopes the embryo filled with amniotic fluid: fetus can "breathe" fluid & swallow
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The allantois serves as the foundation for
developing umbilical cord
30
The chorion forms the
Fetal side of the placenta
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The umbilical cord contains
2 umbilical arteries , 1 umbilical vein
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Blood returns to the fetus from the placenta via
umbilical cord vein
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Describe the role served by the ductus venosus
shunts blood around the liver
34
What symptoms would you expect to see if the ductus arteriosus fails to close at birth? why?
respiratory difficulty, blood will enter babys lungs
35
know when the fetal heart begins to beat
day 22
36
quickening or fetal movement can usually be felt when
20 wks
37
the fetal respiratory system although immature, is capable of gas exchange at how many weeks
wk 28
38
the onset of labor is thought to result from several factors such as
decline of progesterone release of oxytocin uterine stretching
39
stage 1 of labor ends when
The cervix is fully dialated
40
stage 2 of labor ends when
head emerges, mucus is cleared from baby mouth/nose to facilitate breathing. Umbilical cord clamped & cut
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when hormone cause the lobules in the breast to contract, forcing milk into the ductus
Oxytocin
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Apgar score rating
7-10 normal 4-6 fairly low 3 & below critically low
43
Difference between homozygous & heterozygous
Homozygous (alleles same) Heterozygous (Alleles different)
44
what is a genome
A complete set of genetic information for one persome carried on the 23 pairs of chromosomes
45
chromosomes ingerited from mother & father, but do not play a role in determination of gender
autosomes
46
Alleles that are equally dominant
Codominant
47
Know which disorder causes a syndromes who characteristics include a webbed neck & short stature
turners syndrome
48
Klinefelter syndrome results from
nondysfunction of sex chromosomes
49
Know what happens to children who inherit one copt of allele in autosomal recessive disorder like do they manifest symptoms of the disorder, are they carriers of the disorder or are they unaffected
they are carriers of the disorder
50
describe multifactorial disorders
disorder resulting from many contributing factors including genetic & environment