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Discuss the following terms in detail
1. Fertilization
2. Cleavage
3. Gastrulation
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- Label the early development stages shown in the following diagram.label the structures and phases in Figure. 2n Prenatal 2n 6. 8. Ovulation 10 2. + Secondary oocyte Fertilization 6. 3. 4. 2nMatch the description with the term. A. Fallopian tube B. Endometrium c. Infundibulum v Storage site for sperm, hugs the posterior aspect of the testes. D Seminiferous tubules v Site of fetal development and growth vExternal sac, enclosed the testes E. Scrotum v Sperm production occurs within these slender, tightly coiled structures. F. Perimetrium v The portion of the uterus that is lost every month. G. Epididymis H. Uterus I. Prepuce J. Prostate gland
- Describe the 28-day uterine cycle in females, citing important timeframes/hormones/events in the cycle. Your response must include the difference between fertilization occurring and fertilization not occurring throughout this cycle and how that would effect the cycle's "completion" (What I mean by this is describe the entire cycle and how it would change if a zygote is successfully formed and implanted into the uterus resulting in pregnancy)Answer the following questions: 1. How are twins derived? 2. Describe a monozygotic and dizygotic twins. 3. Draw and label the parts of Gastrulation, Neurulation and the Migration of Neural Crest CellMatch the terms in column A with the descriptions in column B. Column A a. blastocystb. chorionic villic. ectodermd. endoderme. mesodermf. morulag. trophoblastColumn B 1. germ layer that gives rise to muscle and bone tissues2. hollow ball of cells3. cells forming wall of blastocyst4. solid ball of about sixteen cells5. inner germ layer of embryonic disk6. slender extensions that grow out from the trophoblast7. outer germ layer of embryonic disk
- Identify 3 effects of progesterone on pregnancy. Select one or more: O a. This causes the uterus to remain contracted after delivery to reduce blood loss from the placental site O b. This is produced when the ovarian follicle that encloses the developing egg forms a structure called the corpus luteum O c. This decreases bladder tone leading to an increased risk of urinary infection O d. This prepares the body for pregnancy. It acts as an appetite stimulant Identify 1 effect of the hormone vasopressin in pregnancy. Select one: O a. This has an important compensatory mechanism for restoring blood pressure in hypovolaemic shock such as that which occurs during haemorrhage O b. Promotes the maintenance of the corpus luteum at the beginning of pregnancy O C. Involved in thickening of the endometrium and other aspects of regulating the menstrual cycleAnswer the following questions briefly (3-5 sentences only). 1. Why does oxygen consumption increase during gastrulation? 2. What is the purpose of applying tiny particles of carbon to the surface of the embryo? 3. What processes cause the change in the form of the embryo during gastrulation 4. Does the environment play a role in the movement of cells? 5. Why is the nuclei of the early cleavage cells considerably larger than they are in ordinary somatic cells?How do tubal ligations and vasectomies prevent further pregnancies? Select one: a. The corpus luteum and the epididymis are suppressed using a chemical swab. The fertilized egg could no longer implant in the endometrium. b. The Fallopian tubes and vas deferens are cut and tied off, thereby preventing the movement of the eggs and sperm. c. The Fallopian tubes and the vas deferens are cut. Eggs and sperm can no longer be produced. d. The Fallopian tube and vas deferens are cut and tied off, thereby reducing needed reproductive hormone levels.
- Understanding the causes of infertility can be valuablein developing new birth control methods. Cite a type ofcontraceptive based on each of the following causes of infertility:(a) failure to ovulate due to a hormonal imbalance;(b) a large fibroid tumor that disturbs the uterine lining;(c) endometrial tissue blocking uterine tubes;(d) low sperm count (too few sperm per ejaculate).combination birth control pills contain estrogen and progestin. A typical pill packet contains 3 weeks of active hormones and 1 week of placebo pills. During the week of placebo pills, menstruation occurs. Use your knowledge of the hormonol control of the female reproductive system to: 1) Explain how the pills alter the feedback pathways of FSH and LH to prevent pregnancy. 2) Explain why menstruation occurs during the placebo weekExplain the path an ovum (egg) takes through the female reproductive system. You must use the following terms: uterus, vagina, ovary, cervix, and fallopian tube.
