Lecture 2 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Reproductive cells

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Gametes

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2
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Fertilized ovum

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zygote

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3
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Typical cells have ___ chromosomes

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46

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4
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Gametes have ___ chromosomes

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23

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5
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Single sperm cell penetrates the outer coating of the egg and fuses to form one fertilized cell

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Conception

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6
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What are the 3 parts of prenatal development?

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germinal, embryonic, fetal

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7
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0-2 weeks; point when developing organism attaches to wall of uterus

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Germinal

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8
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2-8 weeks; implantation until point when all major organs take primitive shape

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Embryonic

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9
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9 weeks- birth; begins with first signs of hardening bones

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Fetal

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10
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Where does the zygote go through before attaching to the walls of the uterus?

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Fallopian tube

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11
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Outer group of cells

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Placenta

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12
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Inner group of cells

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Embryo

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13
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Zyogote once cells start to separate

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blastocyst

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14
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outer layer of embryo, outer skin, eye lens, inner ear, nervous system

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ectoderm

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15
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inner layer, digestive system and lungs

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endoderm

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16
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Middle layer, bones, muscle, circulator system

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Mesoderm

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17
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Form head to tail

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Cephalocaudal

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18
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From center of body outward

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Proximodistal

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19
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___ week sex organs become visible

20
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____ month lower limbs develop, ear migrate

21
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___ month all neurons are produced

22
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___ month lungs are capable of breathing air

23
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___ months the fetus has a much better chance of survival

24
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___ weeks embryo is capable of responding to direct stimulation

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___ weeks generalized movement
10
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___ weeks fetus is capable of all movements seen in newborns
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Why does fetal activity decrease at 6-8 months?
No space
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___ weeks fetal sense of touch
8
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___ months fetal sense of smell and taste
4-5
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_____ months fetal sense of balance/motion
5-6
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____ months fetal sense of audition
6
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___ months fetal sense of vision
7
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What are 3 factors that affect prenatal development negatively?
attitude, maternal malnutrition, teratogens
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What is associated with spontaneous abortions, still births, and defects?
Malnutrition
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What are some examples of teratogens?
Drugs, AIDS, environmental toxins
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What can teratogens cause during pregnancy?
Prenatal physical/mental abnormalities
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Chemicals or viruses that can enter the placenta and harm the developing fetus
Teratogens
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Why is the unborn child most vulnerable during the embryonic period?
Major organs are being formed and can hinder the development
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Genetic material is passed on as ____
chromosomes
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Sections of DNA that are functional
Genes
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Complete set of genes
Genotype
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Observable physical and psychological characteristics
Phenotype
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What creates your phenotype?
Genotype interacting with the environment
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Largely controls the continuous switching on and off of genes
Regulatory genes
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Genetic makeup establishes a range of possible outcomes, environmental forces largely influence how an individual develops
Range of reaction
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Conditions and circumstances that surround an individual
Environment