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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

Need help with question 1 and 2. 1.) Teratogens are agents that interfere with the normal growth of the fetus and induce abnormalities in them due to exposure during pregnancy. Teratogenic agents include various maternal health factors such as diabetes, physical agents such as ionizing agents, prescription drugs or over-the-counter medication, environmental chemicals such as mercury compounds, and many other recreational factors such as cigarettes and alcohol. Drugs and recreational factors such as cigarettes and alcohol are the main causes of fetal abnormalities. Many drugs cross the placenta by simple diffusion, and reach the fetus from the mother. The most common teratogenic effects of drugs are spontaneous abortions and congenital malformations. Some drugs, such as warfarin, phenytoin and thalidomide are known to have teratogenic effects. Thalidomide was a drug prescribed by doctors in the 1950s to reduce morning sickness, but after its deadly effects were recognized it was…

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 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

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 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

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

Transcript Code Refined (cleaned) Code Theme Interviewer: My first question is just a really broad question that is...how did the experience of infertility affect you?               Jane Doe: Say that again.               Interviewer: How did the experience of infertility affect you?               Jane Doe: So I’d say, in general, it was shocking. It’s not something that you actually think that is going to happen. At times, it felt lonely because it wasn’t something that other people were experiencing. There was a strong sense of loss in terms of biology being passed from yourself to a child. There wasn’t really a lot of information out there about it. People were scared because there were a lot of unknowns and every situation is different, so when you were trying to find something specifically about your situation, you would find someone who maybe they had a piece of what you were going through but not everything that you were going through.…

Question Ở Time remaining 59:01 Select your answer. The nurse did not participate in the campaign for mothers to have Bilateral Tubal Ligation because of her belief that DEONTOLOGY reproductive organ is for propagation of species VIRTUE ETHICS NATURAL LAW ETHICS TELEOLOGY Answer

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Review Sheet 27 353 10. On the diagram showing the sagittal section of the human testis, correctly identify all structures provided with leader lines. Anatomy of the Human Female Reproductive System 11. Name the structures composing the external genitalia, or vulva, of the female.. 12. Identify the female reproductive system structures described below: 1. site of fetal development 2. copulatory canal 3. winglike structure that holds the uterine tubes and uterus in place 4. becomes erect during sexual excitement 5. glands homologous to the bulbo-urethral glands of the male alosemoods sd on yem 10 yem il.au 6. produces eggs, estrogens, and progesterone Loveol or od ti bluow yriW 7. fingerlike ends of the uterine tube roman 13. Put the following vestibular-perineal structures in their proper order from the anterior to the posterior aspect: vaginal orifice, anus, urethral opening, and clitoris.

Pleaseeee answer all the questions correctly and in details. 1. CREATE DIAGRAMS to outline the muscle contraction s (starting from neurons impulse) of a professional weightlifters during a weight lift WITH EXPLANATION. 2. CREATE DIAGRAM to OUTLINE the homeostasis and stress responses of a professional weightlifter during a weight lift.

Match the stage of childbirth with its description.   Question 2 options: 123 The placenta and associated fetal membranes are expelled. 123 First stage of childbirth; involves the increase in cervical diameter 123 mother bears down with contractions;this stage ends with birth   1. Expulsion 2. Afterbirth  3. Dilation

----- Answer the following questions briefly (3-5 sentences only).   1. Why is the period of growth in oogenesis prolonged compared to spermatogenesis? 2. Why is it necessary for the structure of the sperm to change prior to fertilization? 3. Why are follicle cells found to surround the oocyte? 4. Why is the fourth phase of development called gastrulation? 5. Why is the fertilized egg still considered a single cell?

Question 7 osis II after fertilization. Which of the following changes is most likely to occur as an immediate result of an injection of LH into a male mammal? O an increase in production of GnRH a decrease in production of testosterone O an increase in production of testosterone O a decrease in production of inhibin Question 8 Which option correctly lists, in chronological order, the three phases of the human ovarian cycle? O follicular phase → ovulation → luteal phase menstruation → proliferative phase → secretory phase phore → secretory phase

Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion to all parts Consider the following scenario for your discussion board this week and answer the prompt that follows: Jeffrey is a 15-year-old boy who has been coming to your office for 5 years. At his yearly physical, you tell him that it is important that he perform a monthly testicular self-examination. When you attempt to explain to him how to perform the examination, he becomes embarrassed and does not appear to be listening to your instructions. What are some key pieces of information that Jeffrey should know about testicular cancer? • What should you say to Jeffrey? • What are some key pieces of information that Jeffrey should know about testicular cancer?

Review Sheet 27 353 10. On the diagram showing the sagittal section of the human testis, correctly identify all structures provided with leader lines. www Anatomy of the Human Female Reproductive System 11. Name the structures composing the external genitalia, or vulva, of the female. 12. Identify the female reproductive system structures described below: 1. site of fetal development 2. copulatory canal 3. winglike structure that holds the uterine tubes and uterus in place 4. becomes erect during sexual excitement 5. glands homologous to the bulbo-urethral glands of the male ad ton yam so yam 6. produces eggs, estrogens, and progesterone 7. fingerlike ends of the uterine tube 13. Put the following vestibular-perineal structures in their proper order from the anterior to the posterior aspect: vaginal orifice, anus, urethral opening, and clitoris.

Question 6 Which is true about oogenesis? a. The process of oogenesis occurs in the uterus Ob. The process begins with primitive stem cells called microglia Oc. They become encapsulated in tissue and form the ridges in the uterus O All of the choices are correct O None of the choices are correct uring spermatogenesis.

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

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QUESTIONS 1. In a developing Chicken embryo, why is the chorioallantoic membrane used in embryologic experiments? 2. In a developing chicken embryo, what mesoderm lines the amniotic cavity?

Question 13 If a woman is NOT pregnant, which of the following will occur? O corpus luteum dies turning into corpus albicans-progesterone declines. O Corpus albicans turns into a corpus luteum which in turn secretes hCG. O corpus callosum transforms into a corpus luteum, FSH rises. O a ruptured follicle turns into a mature follicle, estrogen rises.

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:- Bleeding during pregnancy a. name of complication b. delivery procedure c. hormones to Lactation

11:44 PM Title July 6 1:25 PM 242 characters 57 45 Short Notes On Question (5-8 marks):- 1. Function of amniotic fluid 2. Fetal skull & Diameter of fetal skull 3. Temporary family planning method 4. Fetal circulation 5. Hyperemesis gravidaram 6. Types of episiotomy ursing 7. Immediate care of the newborn baby 8. Breastfeeding 9. Antenatal Care 10. Polyhydramnios 11. APGAR Score ⑤ 12. 5 Ps of labor 13. PPH 14. Threatend abortion 15. Ectopic pregancy

$30 million verdict in Georgia: Threat v. Gamble-Webb This verdict in a Georgia birth injury medical malpractice suit was awarded to both the mother and baby. In this case, the mother, Ms. Threat, was in labor and given medication to increase her contractions, but her intense contractions caused severe bleeding and collapse. Ms. Threat had a rare and serious complication known as an amniotic fluid embolism. The doctor performed an emergency cesarean section and a hysterectomy, but the delay in performing the C-section, and the failure to properly monitor the baby, January, for 37 minutes during this period, resulted in oxygen deprivation. This caused extensive brain damage to Baby January. She now requires a feeding tube and has multiple neurological issues. Ms. Threat also argued that she would not have needed a hysterectomy if her care had been properly handled. The jury awarded $29 million to Baby January and $1 million to her mother, with the obstetrician held 20% liable and the…

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

Match the following terms with their definitions.   Question 7 options: 1 tightly packed sphere of 16 cells that has reached the uterus but has not yet implanted 2 consists of about 100 cells shaped with an inner cell mass and an outer trophoblast 3 daughter cell of cleavage 4 process of cell migration & differentiationinto 3 primary germ layers   1. morula 2. blastula/blastocyte 3. gastrulation 4. blastomere