Unit 1 And 2 Flashcards
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Bony part of pelvic cavity
A
Sacrum, 1st to 3rd coccygeal vertebrae, Os coxae
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Sacrum of horse and ruminants
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Five fused vertebrae
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Q
Sacrum of pigs
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4 fused vertebrae
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Sacrum of carnivores
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Three fused vertebra
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Q
triangular in form with the base articulating anteriorly with the last lumbar vertebra and caudally with the first coccygeal vertebra.
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Sacrum
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The ventral or inferior surface of the sacrum is-
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Smooth and concave
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It forms the largest portion of the roof of the pelvis
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Ventral or inferior surface of sacrum
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Q
It consists of an ilium, ischium and pubis
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Os coxae
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Q
forms the chief
boundary of the
pelvis and the
framework of the
uppermost segment
of the hindlimbs
which it connects
with the spine.
A
Os coxae
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Q
irregularly
triangular in
shape and
form part of
the lateral
wall of the
pelvis.
A
Ilium
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Q
forms the caudal
part of the ventral
floor of the pelvis.
A
Ischium
12
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Smallest bone of the os coxae
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Pubis
13
Q
In pubis the dorsal pelvic surface is what -in female?
A
Smooth and concave
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Q
- It is cotyloid cavity formed by fusion of ilium,
ischium and pubis.
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Acetabulum
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Q
head of the Femur
lodge into this cavity and is attached to it by
the round ligament.
A
Acetabulum
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Q
It helps maintain the relationship of the pelvis to the spinal column
A
Ligaments
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This ligament is
attached to medial wing
of the ilium and the
lateral portion of the
sacrum and the summit
of the sacral spines.
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Dorsal and lateral sacro- iliac ligament
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Q
It is a quadrilateral
ligamentous sheet that
completes the lateral
wall of the pelvic cavity.
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Sacro-schiatic ligament
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Q
It is the tendon of
insertion of the recti
abdominis muscle
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Prepubic tendon
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Q
is somewhat cone
shaped and the inlet is roughly oval shaped
with the largest diameter being sacro-
pubic.
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pelvic cavity
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Q
Transverse or bis-iliac and
sacro-pubic diameter are
nearly equal, making the
pelvic inlet almost spherical in what animal
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Mare
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The coxal tuberosities are—- in mare
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larger and prominent.
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Q
Ischial
tuberosities
are high and
prominent in what animal?
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Cow
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In cow, The pelvic inlet
is more
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elliptical.
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• Similar to cow except that the-_---
are relatively smaller in ewe
ischial tuberosities
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Wing of iliac are
smaller and nearly
parallel to the
medial plane in what animal
Bitch
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In bitch, ilium has a
.
twisted
appearance
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In sow, ----- is log and narrow
Pelvic inlet
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wing of the illum are not prominent
The pubic symphysis is not completely
fused
The tuber ischii are largely cartilagenous
In what animal?
Sow
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There are five (5) pelvic articulations:
1. Sacro-lumbar
2. Ischio-pubic
symphysis
3. Right sacro-iliac
4. Sacro-coccygeal
5. Left sacro-iliac
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The pelvic inlet is bounded by the following:
Ventral-
Dorsal-
Lateral -
1. Dorsally the base
of the sacrum
2. Ventrally the
pelvic brim
3. Laterally the
iliopectineal line.
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The pelvic outlet is bounded by:
1. The sacrum and
first three coccygeal
vertebrae dorsally
2. The ischial arch
ventrallv
3. The posterior-
border of the sacro-
sciatic ligament
laterally.
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The pelvis of the male domestic animal differs
from the female in a number of definite points:
Diameter of Pelvic inlet is smaller in male than female
Bones of males are thicker and heavier
Ischial arch is narrow in male
Cranial floor of pelvis is convex in male and concave in female
Obturator foramen is small in male
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Shape of ovary in cow
Oval shaped
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Shape of ovary in cow
Oval shaped
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Shape of ovary in mare
The corpus luteum ?
Bean shaped
Cauliflower shaped
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Ovary that weight 30 - 90 g
Mare
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Animal that has almond- shaped ovary?
Ewe
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Resembles those in cow's ovary
Ewe
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Oval in shape ovary then mullberry like when matured in what animal
Sow
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Also Oval in shape,
mulberry-like but smaller
Bitch
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In bitch, ovarian bursa contains-
Fat
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Cl contains no pigment in-
Bitch
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In ---, ovarian bursa contains no fat and cl contains no pigment
Cats
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It is the site of fertilization
Oviduct
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Three parts of oviduct
Infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus
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the middle part of oviduct which
joins the isthmus at the
isthmus- ampullary
junction.
Ampulla
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- The part nearest, funnel shaped, has
finger like projection called as fimbrae
which aids in the collection of the ovum
into the oviduct.
Infundibullum
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- joins the tip of
the uterine horns at the
utero-tubal unction
Isthmus
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- Torturous, wiry
and hard, feeling
nearly
cartilaginous when
rolled between
fingers
What animal?
Mare or cow
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Oviduct is - 15-
30cm,
6-12
inches
,long
Sow
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4-7cm, 2-3½ inches long and has a
slightly torturous course around
nearly the entire circumference of
the ovarian bursa.
Dog and cat
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• a muscular-membranous structure
designed for the reception of the
fertilized ovum, for the nutrition and
protection of the fetus, and for the
initial stage of expulsion of the fetus
at the time of parturition.
Uterus
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Shape of uterus in cow?
Cornuate
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Location of uterus in cow?
Floor of pelvis, on pelvic brim or over the brim
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- Cruciform or T-
shaped with the
horns perpendicular
to the body of the
uterus. What type of animal?
Mare
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Location of uterus in mare
Suspended in pelvic and abdominalcavities dorsal to the bladder by broad ligament
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In sow uterus has
Long body and long torturous horns freely movable due to long broad ligament
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Uterus of ewe
Same as cow as well as the location
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Uterus that has short body
Bitch
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In what animal does the uterus • Suspended
from the
sublumbar
region by the
broad
ligaments
Bitch
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In bitch, uterus lies entirely w/in the
Abdominal cavity
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It form a barrier between the uterus and
the vagina
Cervix
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A powerful tubular sphincter like
muscular structure between the uterus
and the vagina.
Cervix
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The opening into vagina is called
External os
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Cervix is about
- about 5-10cm, 2-
inches, in length
by 1.5-7, 0.75-2.75
inches, in diameter
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Location of cervix in cow
- located caudal to
the uterus either
in the pelvic cavity,
on the pelvic brim,
or in the
abdominal cavity.
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A cervix that is characterized by numerous small low longitudinal folds of mucous membrane
Mare
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Cervix of dog is
Very short
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the slight circular constriction between
vagina and vulva is the.
Hymen
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Ducts present in cow
Gartner's duct and wolffian duct
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Mesomephric duct are occasionally present in what animal?
Mare, sow
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Vagina is small in diameter w/ a thick muscular coat
Sow
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Vagina is long and narrow
Bitch
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Mesonephric duct are usually lacking in what animal
Bitch and cat
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Location of scrotum in cat and boar
Caudally
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Regulates testicular temperature lower than temp of the body
Cremaster and pampiniform
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Principal blood supply in the scrotum of cat and boar
Internal pudendal artery and external
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Testis is covered with
Tunica vaginalis propria
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For transportation, nutrition, storage and maturation of the spermatozoa
Epididymis
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Paired
accessory
genital glands of the
male located on the
floor of the pelvis,
cranial and lateral to
the
ampullae and
neck of the bladder.
Seminal vesicle
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Adds on the secretion to the seven at the time of ejaculation by means of many ducts opening into the pelvic urethra
Prostate gland
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Bulbourethal gland is absent in
Dog
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Blood supply in penis
Internal and external pudendal artery and obturator artery
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Regions of hypothalamus
Supraoptic/ anterior region
Tuberal or middle region
Mammillary or posterior region
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It lies above the optic chasm
Supraoptic region
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3 nucleus of supraoptic region
Supraoptic nucleus
Paraventricular nucleus
Suprachiasmatic nucleus
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Neurons produce predominantly oxytocin
Paraventricular nucleus
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Control of circadian rhythms
Suprachiasmatic nucleus
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Neurons produce antidiuretic hormone or vasopressin
Supraoptic nucleus
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Lesions in anterior hypothalamus may
Block production of Adh
Disrupt sleep - waking cycle
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Control of eating or satiety center region
Medial part of the tuberal region: ventromedial
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Bilateral lesions can cause Hyperphagia, obesity, rage, irritability
Medial: ventromedial nucleus of the tuberal region
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Lateral hypothalamic area contains the
Feeding center
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Bilateral lesion in the lateral hypothalamic area can cause
Lack of appetite
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Nucleus of mammillary region
Posterior hypothalamic nucleus
Mammillary nuclei
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Plays role in thermoregulation
Posterior hypothalamic nucleus
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Associated with memory
Mammillary nuclei
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Oxytocin and vasopressin is secreted by
Hypothalamic
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List the hypothalamic hormones
Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH)
- Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)
Groth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH)
Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH)
Somatostatin
Dopamine
Oxytocin
Vasopressin (VP, AVP)/antidiuretic hormone (ADH)
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Heat loss center
Rostral hypothalamus
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Heat conservation center
Caudal hypothalamus
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- A pea-sized endocrine gland located at the
base of the brain
- "Master gland" of the body as it regulates
many activities of other endocrine glands
Pituitary gland
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Posterior pituitary gland stores
Oxytocin
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Anterior pituitary gland hormones:
Corticotrophs
Gonadotrophs: lh,fsh,
Thyrotrophs: thyroid stimulating hormone
Lactotrophs: prolactin
Somatotrophs: growth hormones
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Activation of --- causes females and males to acquire secondary sex characteristics
Hpg axis
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At birth, Fsh and lh are
Elevated
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HpG is continuously activated in _ and deregulated in older -
Males
Females
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A decapeptide hormone
GnrH
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STim. Lh and FsH from pituitary
Gnrh
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Used to treat ovarian inactivity and synchronize estrus
Gnrh
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Stimulates folliculogenesis and follicular maturation
Fsh
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Stimulates luteinization
Fsh
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Stimulates follicular steroidogenesis
- Stimulates follicular maturation
- Induce ovulation by increasing
conc.
of
intrafollicular proteolytic enzymes
Stimulates CL formation and maintains its
steroidogenic function
Lh
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- Induce mammary growth
- Initiates milk secretion after parturition
- Increases number of receptors on
the ovary
Maintains CL function with cessation of
estrous cycle in lactating animals
- Stimulates maternal behavior in
mature
female animals
Prolactin
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Oxytocin is from
Hypothalamus
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Stimulates milk - let down
Oxytocin
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Hormones from granulOSA cells
Estrogen
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- Causes clinical and behavioral signs of
estruc
Promotes growth of the mammary duct
system
Deposition of calcium in long bones
Estrogen
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Prepare receptors to oxytocin
Estrogen
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Causes gonadotropin surge which culminates in ovulation Favors deposition of glycogen
in endometrial glands -
Development of secondary
sexual characteristics in females
Estrogen
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Hormone from corpus luteum
Progesterone
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Inhibit folliculogenesis
Progesterone
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Proliferation of alveolar system of
the mammary glands
Stimulates uterine milk secretions for the
pre-implantation embryos
- Maintains pregnancy -
Progesterone
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Hormone from ovarian follicles,
Inhibin
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Suppresses release of FSH from the PG
Inhibin
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Hormones released from cl, uterus and placenta
Relaxin
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End of pregnancy: stimulate opening of cervix, relaxation of the pelvic ligaments,
and separatior of pelvic symphysis for parturition
Relaxin
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Hormones from uterus
Prostaglandin
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A hormone that directs pg to release lh and Fsh in male
Gnrh
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Stimulates androgen binding proteins (ABP)
synthesis by Sertoli Cells
Stimulates primary spermatocytes to undergo first
meiotic division to become a secondary
spermatocytes
Fsh
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Aka interstitial cell stimulating hormone in male
Lh
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Stimulates testosterone production by the
Leydig/Interstitial cells of testes
Lh
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Hormone made by Leydig cell in male
Less abundant and less effective than testosterone
Andosterone
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Made in the Leyalg Cells
Stimulates secondary sex characteristics in males
Helps stimulates spermatogenesis in the testes
(with FSH)
Associated with sex
drive
Testosterone
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Released by Sertoli Cells when they are low on
nutrients to feed developing sperm cells
Inhibin
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Acts as a negative feedback, to the hypothalamus
to slow the release of FSH and GnRH
Inhibin
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2 mechanism of hormonal control
Nervous and feedback mechanism
