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44 Cards in this Set
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Most babies are likely to survive if they are born after at least ______ months of pregnany
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7
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Sperm are produced in the
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testes
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the nervous system forms from the:
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ectoderm
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during menstruation, which layer of the uterus is sloughed off?
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the endometrium
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Sperm become capable of movement while in the ____.
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epidiymis
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Testosterone:
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-is responsible for the development of the male genitalia
-stimulates sperm production -promotes the normal development and maintenance of sexual behavior -is responsible for secondary sexual characteristics |
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A pregnancy test is baseb on the detection of _____ in the urine of the woman.
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chorionic gonadotropin hormone
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Sperm are stored in the:
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Epididymis
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ferilization occurs in the formation of:
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the zygote
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gonorrhea can cause:
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-an STD transmission
-infant blindness -infertility in females -painful urination in males |
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oozing painful lesion of the genitals which reoccur are characteristics of:
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genital herpes
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why is it necessary for a number of sperm to be present in order for one to fertilize the egg?
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so that the combined enzymes can digest a path through the corona radiate and zone pollucide
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Four of the five answers listed below are related by a similar effectiveness. Select the least effective
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?
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Which of the following is the most effective in helping the preventing of venereal disease?
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condoms
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The end of the period of reproductive potential or normal sexual hormone generation in human males is called:
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Andropause
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The word evolution means _____:
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to turn or change
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Gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH): does what?
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Stimulates the release of FSH and LH
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Which hormone(s) is (are) responsible for triggering the development of the secondary sex characteristics of males, such as beard growth?
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Androgens
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For a normal pregnancy to occur, implantation occurs in the:
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Uterus
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Which of the following sequences of structures represents the pathway of an egg released during ovulation?
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Ovary, fimbriae, oviduct, uterus
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Which apprehension drug, if taken during pregnancy, results in the production of infants without arms or legs (or only bud like arms and legs)?
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Thalidomide
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of asexual reproduction?
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it does not increase genetic variability
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vasectomy and tubal ligation result in
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an interruption of path taken by egg or sperm
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The development of secondary sexual characteristics is due to:
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increased levels of estrogen or testosterone
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A human embryo is known as a fetus after:
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8 weeks
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Which accessory gland is associated only with the human males reproductive system?
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Prostate
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The epididymis connects:
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testes and vas deferens
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The outermost membrane of an embryo that forms the majority of the placenta is the:
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Chorion
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The umbilical cord of a mammal connects the:
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fetus and placenta
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Which sexually transmitted disease caused by viruses below can now be prevented by a new vaccine used by both young males and females?
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Herpes induced cervical cancer?
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In the reproductive system the cervix is part of the:
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Uterus
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As a human, all of the mitochondria in your cells came from your mother. This is because:
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only the nucleus of the sperm enters the egg
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during a human pregnancy, implantation occurs at which stage?
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Blastocyst
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Other than sterilization and abstenance, what isthe most effective method of contraception?
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the pill
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If there is fertilization, secretion of ____ by the early embryo maintains the corpus luteurn.
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Human chorionic gonadotropin
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Developing ovarian follicles primarily secrete _____.
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estrogens
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sperm exit a males body via the _____.
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urethra
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If the cervix is a ring of connective tissue at the outer end of the uterus that holds the developing baby in the uterus, how does the baby get out of the uterus during labor?
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the cervix has a tiny opening at its enter that expands during labor, permitting passage of the child.
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Hormonally speaking, what is the difference between a child and a person who is going through puberty?
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-concentrations of gonadotropin-releasing hormone increase
-concentrations of FSH increase |
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Mitosis in humans usually result in the formaton of:
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2 diploid cless?
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The increase in mid-cycle LH causes:
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ovulation
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The heart, muscle, bones, and blood develop primarily from:
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Mesoderm
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Human sperm live approximately:
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1-2 days
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The result of gastrulation is:
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a three-layered embryo
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