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In the reflex arc, which order are the quick response signals in?

Sensory neurone ➡ relay neurone ➡ motor neurone

S____ r _____ m_______ neurone

Define ' reflex arc '

A reflex arc is a nerve pathway which makes an automatic, innate response.

Keywords - nerve pathway, innate, automatic

Stages of the reflex arc are:

🔹stimulus (eg.heat)


🔹pain receptor is stimulated


🔹signal sent along sensory neuron


🔹signal passed along relay neuron (a message is sent to the brain)


🔹signal sent along motor neuron


🔹effector muscle contacts (limb is moved away💪) this is the response.

Stimulus ➡ receptor ➡ effector ➡ response

What is a synapse?

The gap between neurons

Gap 😱

What happens in day 0 of the menstrual cycle?

A period 😒 - lining of womb is shed if egg is not fertilised. A new egg starts maturing in ovary

that time of the month ➕ detail 😂

What happens in day 5 of the menstrual cycle?

The period stops (according to science 😒) FSH starts to be released by pituitary gland in brain and travels through the bloodstream to the ovaries

FSH

What happens in day 7 of the menstrual cycle?

🔸egg sends signals to ovaries as it develops


🔸ovaries start to produce oestrogen


🔸this makes lining of womb thicken

Oestrogen

What happens in day 15 of the menstrual cycle?

💠luteinising hormone (LH) released


💠egg is released from ovary


💠oestrogen is released so much the brain detects it


💠Brain stops producing FSH and produces LH instead


💠triggers ovulation and travels down fallopian tube to womb

WOAH day 15 is a busy day for FSH and LH

What happens in day 20 of the menstrual cycle? 🚴

✴new egg reaches womb


✴womb is thick to provide protection and food for developing embryo

Welcome to the womb

FINALLY DAY 28! What happens?

◽ end if the cycle


◽if egg is fertilised - it'll develop and the cycle will stop


◽if not - shed from womb the next day and it all begins again😒 the next egg is from the other ovary

Goodbye egg

What is FSH?

Follicle stimulating hormone

Follicle

Where is FSH made?

In the pituitary gland in the brain

Upstairs 👏

What does FSH do?

🌸Causes the egg to mature


🌸 stimulates ovary to produce oestrogen

Aging. The enemy of make up

What is oestrogen?

A hormone produced in the ovaries. It (along with progesterone) is contained in the contraceptive pill 💊

What does oestrogen do?

It causes the lining of the womb to thicken! 👩👩👩

Bigger is better?

What does IVF stand for and what is it?

In vitro (glass) fertilisation is a process where an egg is fertilised in a petri dish and not naturally.

👪= ✖

Why is IVF used?

🔵couple can't have kids because -


⭕ fallopian tube is blocked


⚪ some problem with downstairs for the man or woman


⚪ they're gay


Etc...

What is the process for IVF?

🍓 FSH is given to the woman as it stimulates lots of eggs to make the process faster


🍓An egg and a sperm is put in a petri dish


🍓 one cell ➡ zygote multiplies ➡ embryo (well, about 7 embryos are made)


🍓the fertilised egg is put back inside the mother's uterus where it grows


🍓 9 months later a baby is born yayyyyy

5 stages

Give 3 arguments for IVF

🍀Anything that creates new life is good


🍀infertility is a medical problem that should be treated like any illness (skills given by God)


🍀it allows homosexual couples to have a baby

Give 3 arguments against IVF

✖ Religion - child should be conceived naturally


✖ Should adopt if can't reproduce


✖ older women should not be able to have IVF