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50 Cards in this Set
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People who seek to have a limb amputated for sexual fulfillment
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Apotemnophilia
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post modernism attributes ___________ to determining everything about human behavior
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culture (especially powerful social institutions)
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gametes that are not the same size
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anisogamy
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memory m/f
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f
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reasoning m/f
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m
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type 2 transexual name
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autogynephilic
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spatial rotation m/f
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m
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self modernism says every judgment is ______
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subjective
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testosterone secreted by (3 places)
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adrenal cortex, Leydig cells in testes and thecal cells in ovary
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hormones for menstrual
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estrogen, progesterone low; LH, FSH high
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luteal hormones
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progesterone high
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hormones for ovulation
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gonadotropin, estradiol, testosterone high
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how are estrogens made?
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cholesterol --> progestins --> androgens --> estradiols
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____ promotes lining of uterus to support baby
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progestin
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steroid hormones act through ____
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receptors
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types of enzyme inhibitors
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aromatase inhibitors, tamoxifen
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where are the progestins used to make estrogens found?
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thecal cells in follicle
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2 classes of steroids secreted by adrenal glands
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glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids
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hormones for follicular
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high testosterone
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2 types of gonadal steroids
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androgens, estrogens
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2 names for LH/FSH
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pituitary hormones, gonadotropins
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what does corpus luteum sectre (2 things)?
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progesterone, estrogen
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4 types of hormones
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protein/peptide, monoamine, prostaglandins, steroids
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5 endocrine glands
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pituitary, thyroid, adrenal, pancreas, gonads
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where is aromatase used to make estradiols found?
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granulosa cell
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3 types of adrenal steroids
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mineralocorticoids,glucocorticoids, some sex steroids
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3 steroids secreted by ovaries
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estrogens, progestins, androgens
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LH promotes
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secretion of androgens
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Prepare uterus and cervix for childbirth
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prostaglandins
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LH regulates
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menstrual cycle
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Prevent synthesis of estrogen from androgens
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aromatase inhibitors
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melatonin is a
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monoamine
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epinephrine/adrenaline is a
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monoamine
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Controls all endocrine glands in body
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pituitary
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where is aromatase found?
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ovary
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important in controlling gonads
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anterior pituitary
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menstrual cycle phases
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menstrual, follicular, ovulation, luteal
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important in emotional arousal for sex
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medulla of adrenal gland
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________ --> 4 enzymatic steps --> _______ --> most steroids
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cholesterol, progesterone
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can turn testosterone into ____ using ____ or ____ using ______
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estradiol/aromatase, DHT/5 alpha reductase
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FSH promotes
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gamete maturation
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In women, main source of estradiol is ______
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ovarian follicles
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finasteride inhibits
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5alpha
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if anterior pituitary does not release FSH or LH,
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no ovulation
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releasing hormones made in ____
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hypothalamus
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String of amino acids bound together
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protein/peptide hormones
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aromatase converts ___ to _____
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testosterone, estradiol
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Interact with receptor protein (large, complex protein that spans membrane) at target cell, then leaves
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protein/peptide hormones
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Mixture of hydrocarbon and lipid
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prostaglandins
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RU-486 is an anti-____
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progesterone
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