Biology Chapter 5 Reproduction Flashcards

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What part of the female reproductive system is where ova (eggs) are produced

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Ovary

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What part of the female reproductive system is where fertilisation occurs

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Oviduct

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What part of the female reproductive system is where the embryo will implant

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Uterus

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What part of the female reproductive system is where the sperm are deposited

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Vagina

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5
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What part of the female reproductive system widens and dilates during birth

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Cervix

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What part of the male reproductive system is where sperm are made

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Testes

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What part of the male reproductive system holds the testes outside the body

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Scrotum

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What part of the male reproductive system carries the sperm to the urethra

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Sperm Duct or Sperm Tube

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9
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What part of the male reproductive system adds chemicals to make the sperm active (feeds the sperm)

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Prostate gland

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What part of the male reproductive system carries the sperm out of the body

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The urethra in the penis

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When an egg and sperm cell fuse what is this called

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Fertilisation

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What is the name given to the sperm or egg cell due to it having half the number of chromosomes as a normal cell

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Haploid

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What is the name given to the zygote cell as it has the normal number of chromosomes (23 pairs)

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Diploid

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What is the name of the ball of cells produced after the zygote has divided repeatedly

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embryo

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Where does the embryo implant

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Uterus wall

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What supplies the embryo with materials such as glucose and oxygen and removes waste eg carbon dioxide

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umbilical cord

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Where does the exchange of materials take place between the embryo and mother

18
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After 6 weeks the embryo is known as what

19
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What protects the foetus from bumps

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Amnion and Amniotic fluid

20
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How many weeks is a woman normally pregnant for

21
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How long is the menstrual cycle

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On what days does menstruation take place

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What is menstruation

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the breaking down of the uterus lining

24
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Around what day does ovulation occur

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What is ovulation
Release of an ovum from ovary
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When is the woman most likely to get pregnant
Around day 14 - if sperm present and egg present in oviduct
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What hormone brings about ovulation
Oestrogen
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What is the function of progesterone
To build up and maintain lining of uterus after day 14
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What are the 3 methods of contraception
mechanical surgical chemical
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Which type of contraception will protect against STIs
Mechanical
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A condom is an example of what type of contracetption
Mechanical
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Contraceptive pill is an example of what type of contraception
Chemical
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A vesectomy is an example of what type of contraception
Surgical
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What are the benefits of mechanical contraception eg condom
protects agains STIs physical barrier No sperm enter vagina so no chance of sperm meeting egg
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What are the benefits of contraceptive pill or contraceptive implants
Prevent ovum being released so no chance of egg (oovum) present to be fertilised by sperm
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What are the negatives of using chemcial methods such as contraceptive pill
May forget to take pill Not take pill at correct time each day Does not protect against STIs
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Male sterilisation - describe what happens and the benefits of it
Sperm tubes are cut and tied So no sperm leave penis No chance of fertilisation occuring Permanent Reliable
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Female sterilisation - describe what happens
Oviducts are cut and tied
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What are the negatives of male and female sterilisation
Both are permanent so difficult to reverse - usually older people use this method as may already have children Does not protect against STIs