A&P 2 Week 13 Quiz

Question 11 Match the bipotential structure with its sex-specific result. Wolffian duct v [ Choose ] Uterus Epididymis Ovary Shaft of penis Urethral folds and groove Testis Clitoris Gonad cortex [ Choose ] Gonad medulla [ Choose ] Mullerian duct [ Choose ] Genital Tubercle [ Choose ]

Question 86 Match the following male structures to their female analogs Penis v [Choose ] Oocyte Ovary Urethra Clitoris Labium majus Scrotum Testis [Choose]

Question 9 The accessory sex glands that contribute fluids to semen are the bulbourethral gland, the prostate, and seminal vesicles. True False

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What is the most common cell type found outside of the follicular cells of a follicle?   Question 10 options:   Primordial Cells   Basal cells   Intersticial Cells   Unilaminar Cells   Zona Pellucida

QUESTION 1 The reproductive hormones released from the anterior pituitary gland are (select all correct answers): Gonadotropin-releasing hormone O Estradiol O Testosterone O Follicle-stimulating hormone O Luteinizing hormone

QUESTION 3 Match the hormones to the organ that makes them or to the action they cause. Use letters more than once. A. estrogen B. follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) C. human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) D. luteinizing hormone (LH) E. progesterone F. testosterone v blastula v corpus luteum - Leydig's cells - vovary А.А v1st hormone of pituitary gland to start cycle В. В v 2nd hormone of pituitary gland halfway through cycle С.С vendometrium grows more blood vessels D. D keeps corpus luteum Е.Е V stimulates sperm production, muscle growth, aggression F. E v keeps endometrium in uterus vovulation (egg leaves ovary)

QUESTION 12 Match each term to its correct description. corpus luteum B A corpus albicans primary follicles primordial follicles secondary follicles mature follicles (=vesicular = Graafian= tertiary) I A. B. follicular cells that remain after ovulation that degenerate if the ovulated egg is not fertilized C. primary oocytes surrounded by cuboidal follicular cells; secrete estrogens which stimulate buildup of the endometrium D. primary oocytes surrounded by FLAT follicular cells E. F. primary oocytes surrounded by the zona pellucida, corona radiata, an antrum, and many layers of cuboidal follicular cells secondary oocytes surrounded by the zona pellucida, corona radiate, a very large antrum, and many layers of cuboidal follicular cells follicular cells that remain after ovulation; secrete progesterone and estrogens which continue the buildup of the endometrium for possible implantation

hello! I would only like the bolded question please, the other questions are to provide background to the question. Describe the development of reproductive organs in a fetus of each gender. Which genes, gene products, and hormones are involved in the sex differences? Which sex- related hormones are circulating in high concentrations in a pregnant woman compared to a nonpregnant woman? Do these hormones cross the placenta (if you are uncertain, consider hormone chemical class relative to membrane permeability to make an educated guess)? Assuming these hormones do cross the placenta, how do they affect the hormonal environment inside the fetus, and how does this relate to fetal reproductive development

QUESTION 5 What event would most directly lead to the development of female external genitalia? Absence of the SRY gene Absence of high levels of androgens Presence of 2 X chromosomes Presence of high levels of estrogens O O O O

Question 41 LH in men: 1. Targets follicle cells, increasing estrogen levels. 2. Targets interstitial cells, increasing testosterone levels. 3. Targets Sertoli cells, increasing levels of androgen binding proteins. 4. Targets thecal cells, causing estrogen secretion. O 4 O 3 0 1 O 2

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QUESTION 1 Match each structure with its function Epididymis A. Structures that make seminal fluid B. Tubes inside the testes where sperm cells are made C. Structures that make pre-ejaculatory fluid D. Tubes that allow sperm to travel from the testes to the urethra E. Site of sperm maturation : Bulbourethral glands * Seminferous tubules : Seminal vesicles * Vas deferens

Which organs produce hormones that influence the male reproductive system? Select all that apply. Hypothalamus Pituitary gland Prostate Gonads Epididymis

Question 12 Which of the following contributes to the volume of semen? 1. ishciocavernosus 2. cremaster 3. tunica albuginea 4. seminal vesicle O 1 O 3 O 2

Question 2 Contraceptive methods that suppress ovulation tend to be highly effective because 1. the sperm are disabled within the uterus 2. even if fertilization occurs, the uterine wall prevents implantation 3. the vaginal environment is too acidic for sperm to pass 4. no egg is present to be fertilized

Use the following list of reproductive hormones and structures to answer the next questions. 1. FSH 2.  LSH 3. Estrogen  4. Progesterone 5. GnRH 6. Follicles 7. Corpus luteum 8. Hypothalamus 9. Anterior Pituitary gland   Gonadotropic hormones are released by the anterior pituitary to regulate the function to the gonads (testes in male and ovaries in female) Use the list to select gonadotropic hormones, the structure it stimulate in the ovaries, and the main hormone that is released by that structure as a result (there are two possible answers) Record your answer as a 3 digit number from left to right in the same order as your answer from top to bottom of the list. ____Gonadotropic hormones ____Structure it acts on  ____Main Hormone released

Question 2 Gynecomastia is a disorder that occurs in males. True False D Question 3

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Which of the following produces an antibiotic called seminalplasmin?   Question 10 options:   Prostate gland   Bulbo-urethral glands   Vestibule   Seminiferous tubules

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QUESTION 5 The event that triggers menses is: The drop in progesterone coming from the corpus luteum Ovulation The emergence of the dominant follicle Fertilization

Question 3 The fluid produced by glands of the male reproductive system is: O plasma semen O sperm O urine

The CORRECT pathway of the spermatozoa from the testes to the outside of the male body is: 1. Epididymis                       2. Penile urethra        3. Ductus deferens 4. Membranous urethra      5. Ejaculatory duct     6. Prostatic urethra   Question 37 options:   1, 3, 6, 5, 4, 2   1, 3, 6, 5, 2, 4   1, 3, 5, 6, 4, 2   1, 3, 6, 4, 5, 2   1, 3, 5, 6, 2, 4

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QUESTION 9 Match each hormone in the left column with its FUNCTION Testosterone luteinizing hormone (LH) Inhibin gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) progestins (ex: progesterone) follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) Estrogens A. stimulates growth of endometrium B. negatively feeds back to inhibit secretion of FSH C. stimulates the release of FSH and LH from the anterior pituitary gland D. in males it stimulates sperm production in the testes; in females it stimulates the growth of an ovarian follicle, the secretion of estrogen, and the secretion of inhibin. E. stimulates male sex drive, protein synthesis, bone and muscle growth; establishes and maintains male secondary sexual characteristics; maintains male accessory glands and organs F. in males it stimulates cell of testes to produce testosterone; in females it stimulates completion of meiosis, induces ovulation, triggers development of the corpus luteum and promotes the secretion of progestins by the corpus luteum G. increases…

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