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A&P 2 L6 Flashcards

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Sex cell= Sperm/ egg

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Gamete

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Reproduction without union of gametes

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Asexual

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Types of Asexual Reproduction:

Lower classes of animals; piece of organism breaks off & forms new individual

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Fragmentation

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Types of Asexual Reproduction:

Simple cell division to form a new organism

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Fission

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Types of Asexual Reproduction:

Only involves eggs; the development of unfertilized eggs

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Parthogensis

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Types of Asexual Reproduction:

One egg and One sperm;
Forms a zygote; then zygote splits

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Identical Twins

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Types of Asexual Reproduction:

Specialized structure bud and release; reproduces by forming buds by mitosis

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Budding

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Advantages of Asexual Reproduction

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  1. Only one parent
  2. Produce a lot of individual in a
    short period of time.
  3. Adapted to their environment
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Disadvantages of Asexual Reproduction:

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  1. Very little genetic ability
  2. Not well adapted to changing
    environment
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Sexual Reproduction:

Sex cells- Sperm/ eggs combine

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Union of Gametes

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Advantages of Sexual Reproduction

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  1. Genetic recombination- A lot
  2. Genetic Variability- A lot
  3. Adapt well to changing
    environment
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Disadvantages of Sexual Reproduction

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  1. 2 parents
  2. Much more complex
    reproductive processes and
    reproductive structure
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Body cells; example- zygote, skin cells

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Somatic cell

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Gonads- define and give 2 examples

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Primary sex cell producing organ

Ex. Testes and ovaries

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14
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Every other structure besides “Gonads” in the male and female reproductive system is called secondary organs:

True or False

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True

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Fertilized eggs = (2N=diploid)

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Zygote

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16
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1 replication of chromosomes and 2 cell division (tested & ovaries)

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Meiosis

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17
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Define Mitosis:

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1 Replication of chromosomes and 1 cell division

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18
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R= Haploid is:

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Sperm and egg= N= 23

Single set of chromosomes

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2n= Biploid

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46 chromosomes
2 Full sets of chromosomes

2N= 46

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The only cells in the human body that are not diploid cells are:

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Sperm and Egg

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Haploid Cells are:

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Sperm and egg

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22
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What is “Spermatogenesis:

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When sperm is produced and occurs in the testes

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What is “Oogenesis:

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Ovaries production of eggs

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Name 2 types of asexual reproduction

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Fission, budding, parthenogenesis, identical twins

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25
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Name 2 advantages of sexual reproduction

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Genetic recombination, genetic variation, advantageous in changing environments

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26
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What was the 1st class of animals to no longer require water for sexual reproduction

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Reptiles

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Mammals with pouches are called

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Marsupials

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28
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When animals moved onto the land from the water, fertilization and embryonic development went from _______ to _________

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External/internal

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29
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Name 2 gonads in man

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Testes & ovaries

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30
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What is gubernaclum and what is its function

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Fibromuscular cord that aids in the descent of the testes from the abdominal cavity into the scrotum

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31
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What is acrosome

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Structure found at the anterior end of a sperm cell; contains enzymes that aid in penetration of the egg

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32
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Approximately how long. Do sperm cells remains in the epididymis

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18hrs

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33
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What are 2 substances that are secreted by the seminal vesicle

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Alkaline fluid, fructose, prostaglandins

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34
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What is the gland located under the prostate gland that secrete a mucus-like lubricant

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Bulbourethral glands (cowpers gland)

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35
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The pH of semen

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7.5

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36
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What is most abundant in androgens

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Testosterone

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37
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The hormone FSH and LH are found only in females. True or False

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False

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38
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The external female reproductive organs are collectively known as the

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Vulva

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39
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What male reproductive structure is homologous to labia majora

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Scrotum

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40
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What hormone is produced by the corpus lutetium

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Progesterone

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41
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The outermost layer if the uterine wall is called

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Perimetrium

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42
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If fertilization occurs,it will occur in the

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Oviduct (Fallopian tube)

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43
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What is a zygote

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Fertilize egg

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44
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The transformation of a fertilized egg into a complete organism is known as

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Development

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45
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What is a fertilization membrane and what is responsible for its formation

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Membrane produced by an egg to prevent the entry of sperm cells; initiated by the entry of sperm cell

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46
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Layer of cells enclosing the embryo in a blastocyst is known as

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Trophoblast

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47
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Movement of cells of the blastocyst into new relative positions within the uterine wall is called

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gastrulation

48
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The outermost germ layer is called

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Ectoderm

49
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What is the second extraembryonic membrane to develop

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Allantois

50
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What constitutes the embryonic of the placenta

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Chorion

51
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Name of prenatal genetic test that is conducted by taking a sample of fluid from the amniotic cavity

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Amniocentesis

52
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The male gonad is

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Teste

53
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Male secondary reproductive structure secretes prostaglandins

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Seminal vesicle

54
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An egg develops in a _______ located in the ovary

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Ovarian/graffian follicle

55
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What is the function of the bartholins glands

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Secrete mucus to lubricate the vulva

56
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Creation of the adult form/shape

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Morphogenesis

57
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Name of muscular sphincter that guards the opening of the uterus into the vagina

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Cervix

58
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Structure in man is responsible for the exchange of nutrients, gases, & wastes between the mother & embryo

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Placenta

59
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Define fetus

A

Miniature man

60
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When a sperm cell leaves the epididymis, it enters the

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Vas deferens

61
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What is the dilation stage of labor

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Onset of contractions until full cervical dilation

62
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The urethra in males carries both _____ & _____

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Urine/sperm

63
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Function of the ostium

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Guides the egg into Fallopian tube

64
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At what specific site within the testes does spermatogenesis occur

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Seminiferous tubules

65
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Liver cell of species A: 12 chromosomes. How many chromosomes are there in a zygote of species A

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12

66
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Species B: haploid # chromosomes of 8. What is the combined #. Of chromosomes found in a brain cell , nerve cell & sex cell of species B

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Brain cell: 16; nerve cell: 16; sex cell: 8

total: 40

67
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what are then3 steps of development

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Growth
Differentiation
Morphogenesis

68
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4 events in fertilization

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  1. Egg forms fertilization membrane
  2. Introduce male DNA
  3. Metabolic activation in the egg
  4. Cleavage
69
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What is cleavage?

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Rapid production of very tiny cells

70
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Formation of hollow ball of cells

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Blastulation

71
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Hollow ball of cyst is called a

A

Blastocyst

72
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What is blastopore

A

Future anus

73
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Union of sperm/cell “gametes”

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Fertitilization

74
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Specialization of cells & tissues

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Differentiation

75
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Where is the short term location of sperm

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Epididymis

76
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Where is the long term storage of sperm

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Vas deferens

77
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The mitochondria of sperm is filled with what type of sugar

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Fructose

78
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What produces chorionic gonadotropin

A

Trophoblast

79
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What hormone targets the corpus luteum

A

Chorionic gonadotropin

80
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When a blastocyst burrows into the endometrium it’s called

A

Implantation

81
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The rearrangement of cells to germ layers is called

A

Gastrulation

82
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What are the 3. Germ layers

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Endoderm
Mesoderm
Ectoderm

83
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What are the 2 types of protection during embryonic development

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Thermal & mechanical protection

84
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What is the embryonic portion of the placenta

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Chorion

85
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What is the maternal portion of the placenta

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Endometrium

86
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What is the rudimentary structure

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Yolk sac

87
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What forms the primitive urinary bladder

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Allantois

88
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Picture of chromosomes

A

Karyotypes

89
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What forms the umbilical cord

A

Allantoic stalk

90
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What type of test takes a small piece of chorion

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Chorionic villus biopsy

91
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What type of test takes a sample of the amniotic fluid

A

Amniocentesis

92
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How many weeks is amniocentesis

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16 weeks

93
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At How many weeks is chorionic villus biopsy

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8 weeks

94
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What causes low birth weights (under 5-6lbs)

A

Smoking

95
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What is knowing as the most sensitive period during pregnancy

A

1st 2 months

96
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During what trimester is protein intake critical to the fetus for brain development

A

Final

97
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What is independent existence

A

Cutting the umbilical cord

98
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Body cells are also known as

A

Somatic cells

99
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What is the technical term for production of eggs

A

Oogenesis

100
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Ovaries are known as the primary

A

Oocyte

101
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Testes are known as the primary

A

Spermatocyte

102
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Egg laying mammals; amniotic eggs; only mammals to be laid on land still parental care

A

Monotremes

103
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What is an example of monotremes

A

Platypus

104
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Which animals require water for reproduction & produces many small eggs with external fertilization/embryonic development

A

Fish & amphibians

105
Q

At what age are men at risk for prostate gland problems & what percent

A

70-85 years old & 85%

106
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What is capicitation

A

Sperm cell can effectively fertilize an egg (due to enzymes in female body)

107
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Structures that have a common evolutionary origin is known as

A

Homologous

108
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What are some examples of homologous structures

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Testes-ovaries
Scrotum-labia
Penis-clitoris

109
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What is analogous

A

Structures in the body that have the same purpose but different evolutionary origin

110
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What are some examples of analogous

A

Bird wings vs beetle wings

111
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Where is the hormone estrogen & androgen produce

A

Pituitary & hypothalamus

112
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Finger like structure that guides the egg to the Fallopian tube

A

Fimbriae/ostium

113
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Where is the oocyte produced

A

In a follicle

114
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What is a follicle

A

Chamber in the ovary

115
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Approximately how long does an oocyte live

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72 hours

116
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What transport the oocyte to the uterus from the ovary

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Fallopian tube

117
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What are the 3 parts to the uterus

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Fundus, body, cervix

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