final #4 Flashcards

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During the Follicular Phase

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a. Estrogen levels rise steadily – promotes growth and activation of the follicle cells

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During the luteal phase, the positive feedback action on LH secretion is blocked by

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b. GABA /estrogen

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sartoli cells

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a. Produce Mullerian Inhibiting Hormone
b. Control the process of spermatogenesis
c. Produce Luminal Fluid

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not produced by the human Corpus Luteum?

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LH

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Atresia Occurs when

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There is too high a ratio of Estrogen:Androgen

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Which of the following stimulates uterine contractions at parturition

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b. Oxytocin
c. Prostaglandins F2 Alpha
d. Estrogen- allows expansion

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Which of the following DOES NOT stimulates uterine contractions at parturition

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a. Progesterone – decreases contractility

e. Relaxin- allows expansion

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stimulates uterine contractions at parturition

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Prostaglandins F2 Alpha

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Gonadotrophion Releasing Hormone Stimulates the secretion of?

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c. FSH and LH

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b. Relaxin

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sperm maturation, not production

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Granulose Cells

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a. Regulate maturation of the oocyte
b. Produce Follicular Fluid
c. Produce progesterone

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Theca Interna Cells Produce

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b. Androgens- estrogen

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Follicle that causes atresia of the other follicles by secreting inhibin

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dominant follicle

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Atresia of follicles occurs if

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They do not get FSH Support when they need it

There are multiple large peaks of LH during the follicular Phase

The Androgen to estrogen ratio in the follicular fluid is too high

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Stimulates the uptake of Calcium (PO4 & Mg++) from the digestive tract

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Calcitrol

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16
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Stimulates osteoblasts to secrete the protein matrix of bone

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calcitonin

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17
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Inhibits the secretion of FSH

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inhibin

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18
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FSH is required for the development of

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a secondary follicle (under any endocrine environment)

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Theca interna Cells are stimulated by

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LH

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Corpus Luteum comes from

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The Granulosa and Theca cells of the ovulated follicle

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Lack of LH or hCG causes

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luteolysis

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woman’s steroid hormone profile is most like a man’s during

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The 2 days before menstruation

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stimulates the secretion of the preovulatory gondadotrophin peak

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Estrogen

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24
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At which time during the female reproductive cycle do rising levels of estrogen inhibit GnRH secretion by the hypothalamus?

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The middle of the luteal phase

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Negative feedback control of GnRH Secretion during the luteal phase is exerted by
progesterone
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Estrogen Stimulates
a. Glandular secretions of the uterus b. Mitosis and duct growth in the mammary gland c. Lipolysis
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Luteinizing Hormone Stimulates
a. Ovulation b. Completion of the first meiotic division of the oocyte c. Formation of the corpus leutum
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does not stimulate uterine contractions
b. Progesterone
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At Ovulation Granulosa cells produce
a. histamine b. bradykinins c. prostaglandin F2 Alpha
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not produced by the placenta
Progesterone
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The placenta produces all known hormone except for
thyrotropic hormone
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does not increase oxytocin secretion?
c. Having the woman in labor lie on her back to relieve the pressure of the fetal head on the uterine cervix
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sartoli cells
Regulate Spermatogenesis Secrete Inhibin Produce androgen binding protein
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stimulates the secretion of Both FSH and LH
Hypothalamic GnRH
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go through meiosis
spermatocytes
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Spermatids lose cytoplasm and form a tail durring
spermiogeneis
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Not caused by the preovulatory surge of LH?
b. menstruation
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caused by the preovulatory surge of LH
ovulation completion of the first meoitic division of the oocyte progesterone secretion
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During the luteal phase the positive feedback action on LH secretion is blocked by
progesterone
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Estrogen does not stimulate
uterine glandular secretions
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The acrosome reaction causes
The digestion of the zona pellucida
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Sperm can survive the longest in
Estrogen stimulated cervical mucous
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inhibits uterine contractions
progesterone
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Secretion is stimulated by Cholescystokinin
insulin
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Osteoporosis
inadequate bone protein matrix
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b. Numerious overactive osteoclasts
Hyperparathyroidism
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In order for an embryonic ovary to develop one needs
a. The absence of Mullerian Inhibiting Hormone
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development of the embryonic brain in the male direction is determined by
testosterone
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During a Human Female reproductive cycle when pregnancy does not occur the corpus luteum survives
12 days
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29. Theca Internal Cells are stimulated by
LH-only
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28. Which of the following can mature in any endocrine environment?
primodial follicle
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30. Estrogens Stimulate
synth of androgens by granulose cells
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If extra FSH is given to a woman during the follicular phase
it will rescue follicles from atresia
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human corpus luteum does not produce
a. human chorionic gonadotrophin
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trophoblast cells in the embryo make
human chorionic gonadotrophin
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48. An enlarged endocrine organ could be an indication of
a. excessive hormone production by the organ b. inadequate hormone production by the organ c. a tumor that secretes the trophic hormone for the organ
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hypoendocrine condition of hormone “a” could be the result of
d. The absence of a precursor for hormone “A”
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51. The liver contributes to endocrine balance by
a. producing preprohormones b. metabolizing hormones c. producing carrier proteins for hormones
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The prostaglandins found in seminal fluid are produced in the
Epididymus
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The production of hormone receptors and enzymes needed to synthesize testosterone is stimulated by
normal male levels of prolactin ```
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not an action of testoterone
the initial differentiation of the embryonic gonad into a testis
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development to the revelatory stage
atresia
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Which of the following can cause ovarian follicular atresia?
All of these
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primary oocytes complete the 1st meiotic division
at ovulation
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What saves the corpus luteum from going through luteolysis in a fertile reproductive cycle?
HCG
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Which of the following hormones only functions in the female and has no functions in the male?
none
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hormones competes with Aldosterone for its receptors in the kidney and changes in its levels influences water retention prior to menstruation
progesterone
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49. Estrogen stimulates
A. contactions of the fimbria of the oviduct of the of oxidation B. production of cervical menicus that prolongs sperm survival C. Ke of vaginal epithelium that produces the femal reproductive tract from infections and damage
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The highest levels of HCG in maternal blood are observed during
first trimester