Repro Test (part 2) Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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exocrine functions

A

sperm producing functions

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2
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endocrine functions

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testosterone producing functions

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3
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seminiferous tubules

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“sperm forming factories”

empty sperm into another set of tubules

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4
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the same cells in the testes produce sperm and testosterone

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false

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5
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epididymis

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20/20 days

provides temporary storage for the immature sperm for maturation

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6
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vas deferns

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runs upwards from the epididymis through an inguinal canal into the pelvic cavity and arches over the superior aspect of the bladder

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7
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vasectomy

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small incisions through the scrotum and then cuts through the vans deferens

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8
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two functions of the urethera

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carries both urine and sperm to the body exterior

*urinary and reproductive”

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9
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seminal vesicles

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produce about 60% of the fluid volume of semen

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10
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prostate gland

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encircles the upper (prostatic) part of the urethra just below the bladder

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11
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scrotum

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divided sac of skin that hangs outside the abdominal cavity

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12
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spermogenesis

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excess cytoplasm sloughed off = mature egg

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13
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spermogensis pattern

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spermatogonia-prim. sperm - spermatios - mature sperm

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14
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how long is the oocyte viable

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12 to 24 hours after it is casted out of the ovary

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15
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how long is the sperm viable

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12 to 48 hours after ejaculation

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16
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how long is super sperm viable

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72 hours after ejaculation

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17
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how do sperm locate the oocyte

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they are attracted to the oocyte by chemicals that act as a ‘homing device’

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18
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how long does it take for the sperm to get to the uterine tubes

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1 to 2 hours

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19
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How are sperm able to break down the corona radiata

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when sperm reach the oocyte, hundreds of their acrosomes rupture, releasing enzymes that break down the “cement” that holds the follicle cells of the corona radiata

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20
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what happens to the sperm that reaches the oocyte’s membrane

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it’s head (nucleus) is pulled into the oocyte cytoplasm

21
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how does the oocyte change after sperm penetration

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the oocyte nucleus completes the second meiotic division, forming the ovum and a polar body

22
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fertilization

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occurs when genetic material of a sperm combines with an ovum to produce a zygote

23
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acrosome

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sperm “helmet” that contains enzymes

24
Q

prostate gland

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secretes fluid to activate sperm

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spermatogonia
primitive sperm stem cells
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lh function
activates interstitial cells
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fsh
produce sperm
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secondary sex characteristics
- deepening of the voice due to enlargement of the larynx - increased hair growth all over the body, and particularly in the axillary and pubic regions and the face - enlargement of skeletal muscles to produce the heavier muscle mass typical of the male physique - increased heaviness of the skeleton due to thickening of the bones
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prenatal testing
- ultrasound - chronic villi sampling - amniocentesis
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infertility treatment
- ICI - IVF - ICSI
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embryo
- from the start of cleavage to the 9th week - embryo reaches uterus in a 16 cell state + day day 17 of the cycle - embryo floats temporarily
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blastocyst
- EPT - ball of cells (100) - produces hcg - keeos the c.l. producing progesterone - has attached to the endometrium by day 21 of the cycle
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After implantation
- chorionic villi+ uterine tissue = placenta - amniotic fluid fills placenta - endocrine replaces c.l, which is done by the end of 2nd trimester - placenta takes over pro. - by week 9= fetus
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pregnancy and childbirth
- enlargement of uterus - lumbar curvature - relaxid = pelvic ligaments + pubic synthesis
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G.I System
- morning sickness- pro inc. - heartburn - constipation
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Urinary System
-kidneys filter blood, more blood = more urine
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Resp. System
- nasal congestion | - resp. rate inc
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Cardio system
- body h20 inc. - blood system vol. 25-40% = blood pressure inc. - varicose veins
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childbirth
-labor events that expels infant from the uterus
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initiation of labor
- estrogen inc. - uterine costractiosis - oxytocin releases by ant. pit.
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dilation
- dilation of cervix - uterine contractions inc. - amnoid ruptures
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expulsion
- infant passes through birth casal | - normal=head 1st
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Placental
-delivery stage
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Infertility
- infertile= no conception after 1 year of trying | - 70% of cases solved through semen test (sperm count) -body temp. 96 to 98
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issues
males: bacteria, smoking, drinking, swollen veins females: blockage of uterine tubes, ovarian cysts
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IUI
sperm cells injected inside uterine
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Invitro
test tube baby, fertilized eggs
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ICSI
chooses egg from female and uses pipet for sperm and punctures the egg