HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLab 4 Lab 4 0% Question 1 of 27 What are the two parts of the epididymis? = Head and tail. What are the two parts of the epididymis? = Head and tail.Question 1 of 27Question 2 of 27 What gland is on the side of the bladder/prostate? = Seminal vesicle. What gland is on the side of the bladder/prostate? = Seminal vesicle. Question 2 of 27Question 3 of 27 What happens in the epididymis? = Sperm become fertile/motile? What happens in the epididymis? = Sperm become fertile/motile? Question 3 of 27Question 4 of 27 What happens in the rete testis? = Fluid reabsorption. What happens in the rete testis? = Fluid reabsorption. Question 4 of 27Question 5 of 27 What are the components of the uterine tube? (4) = Fimbrae, infundabilum, ampulla, isthmus. What are the components of the uterine tube? (4) = Fimbrae, infundabilum, ampulla, isthmus. Question 5 of 27Question 6 of 27 Which glands empty into the ejaculatory duct? = Seminal vesicle, prostate, teste. Which glands empty into the ejaculatory duct? = Seminal vesicle, prostate, teste. Question 6 of 27Question 7 of 27 What are located in the interstitial tissue of the testis? (2) = Blood vessels / leydig cells. What are located in the interstitial tissue of the testis? (2) = Blood vessels / leydig cells. Question 7 of 27Question 8 of 27 Why are there blood vessels? (2) = Transport LH → leydig cells and transport testosterone →. Why are there blood vessels? (2) = Transport LH → leydig cells and transport testosterone →.Question 8 of 27Question 9 of 27 List the developmental stages of sperm? (5) = Stem cell (spermatogonia, 1o spermatocyte, 2o spermatocyte, spermatid, spermatozoa. List the developmental stages of sperm? (5) = Stem cell (spermatogonia, 1o spermatocyte, 2o spermatocyte, spermatid, spermatozoa. Question 9 of 27Question 10 of 27 Which hormones does the corpus luteum produce? (2) = Progesterone, oestrogen. Which hormones does the corpus luteum produce? (2) = Progesterone, oestrogen. Question 10 of 27Question 11 of 27 What stimulates ovulation? = Increase in LH levels. What stimulates ovulation? = Increase in LH levels. Question 11 of 27Question 12 of 27 What stimulates LH? = Positive feedback of oestrogen. What stimulates LH? = Positive feedback of oestrogen. Question 12 of 27Question 13 of 27 What releases oestrogen? = Ovary. What releases oestrogen? = Ovary. Question 13 of 27Question 14 of 27 What stimulates development of follicles? = FSH. What stimulates development of follicles? = FSH. Question 14 of 27Question 15 of 27 What hormone delays corpus luteum from degrading? = Human, chorionic gonadotropin. What hormone delays corpus luteum from degrading? = Human, chorionic gonadotropin. Question 15 of 27Question 16 of 27 How long will the C.I. last if no CHG is present? = 14 days. How long will the C.I. last if no CHG is present? = 14 days. Question 16 of 27Question 17 of 27 What releases CHG? = Embryo. What releases CHG? = Embryo. Question 17 of 27Question 18 of 27 How long will the C.l. last if an embryo is present? = 10 wks. How long will the C.l. last if an embryo is present? = 10 wks. Question 18 of 27Question 19 of 27 What is the purpose of production of oestrogen and progesterone? = Prepare endometrium for spport life of emgryo. What is the purpose of production of oestrogen and progesterone? = Prepare endometrium for spport life of emgryo. Question 19 of 27Question 20 of 27 What might be the cause of no ovulation? = No LH → no oestrogen → menopause / athelete triad. What might be the cause of no ovulation? = No LH → no oestrogen → menopause / athelete triad.Question 20 of 27Question 21 of 27 List the four stages of oocyte development? (4) = Primordial, 1o oocyte, 2o oocyte, mature/graffian oocyte. List the four stages of oocyte development? (4) = Primordial, 1o oocyte, 2o oocyte, mature/graffian oocyte. Question 21 of 27Question 22 of 27 What is the differentiating characteristic of primordial follicles? = No zona pellucida What is the differentiating characteristic of primordial follicles? = No zona pellucida Question 22 of 27Question 23 of 27 Describe how to differentiate secondary follicles from primary follicles? = Secondary has antrum Describe how to differentiate secondary follicles from primary follicles? = Secondary has antrum Question 23 of 27Question 24 of 27 Describe how to differentiate tertiary follicles from secondary follicles? = Tertiary has cumulus oophorus Describe how to differentiate tertiary follicles from secondary follicles? = Tertiary has cumulus oophorus Question 24 of 27Question 25 of 27 What are the categories of contraception? (4) = Surgical, chemical, barrier, hormonal. What are the categories of contraception? (4) = Surgical, chemical, barrier, hormonal. Question 25 of 27Question 26 of 27 Give male examples (except hormonal). (3) = Vasectomy, spermicide, condom. Give male examples (except hormonal). (3) = Vasectomy, spermicide, condom. Question 26 of 27Question 27 of 27 Give female examples of all. (4) = Tubal ligation, interuterine deice, ortho diaphragm, the pill (oestogene progesterone lutenising hormone decrease.) Give female examples of all. (4) = Tubal ligation, interuterine deice, ortho diaphragm, the pill (oestogene progesterone lutenising hormone decrease.) Question 27 of 27 Loading...