Exam 50: Reproduction
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Figure 50-2
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-Refer to Figure 50-2.Which of the labeled structures refers to the prostate gland?
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The lower portion of the uterus is called the endometrium.
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Match the reproductive structure with its description.
a.epididymis
e.testes
b.ovary
f.uterus
c.oviduct
g.vagina
d.penis
h.vas deferens
-site of sperm storage and maturation
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In females, a primary oocyte completes meiosis II at the time of fertilization.
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In hermaphroditism, a single individual produces both sperm and eggs.
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One advantage of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction is that:
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Secondary spermatocytes are produced in the first meiotic division.
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Figure 50-2
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-Refer to Figure 50-2.If a cut was made between numbers 6 and 10:
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Figure 50-1
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-Refer to Figure 50-1.Which cells would be on the blood side of the blood testes barrier?
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Figure 50-3
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-Which of the structures in Figure 50-3 is responsible for the production of hormones?
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Match the reproductive structure with its description.
a.epididymis
e.testes
b.ovary
f.uterus
c.oviduct
g.vagina
d.penis
h.vas deferens
-oogenesis occurs here
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a.epididymis
e.testes
b.ovary
f.uterus
c.oviduct
g.vagina
d.penis
h.vas deferens
-the endometrium is a portion of this structure
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Figure 50-4
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-Use Figure 50-4 to predict on which day of a 28-day menstrual cycle estrogen levels would peak.
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Match the reproductive structure with its description.
a.epididymis
e.testes
b.ovary
f.uterus
c.oviduct
g.vagina
d.penis
h.vas deferens
-contains cavernous bodies
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Figure 50-2
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-Refer to Figure 50-2.The function of the structure labeled 3 is:
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Organize the sequence of structures through which sperm must pass upon ejaculation. 1)
Urethra
2)
Ejaculatory duct
3)
Epididymis
4)
Vas deferens
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During the menstrual cycle, ovulation is triggered by a surge in FSH.
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The baby is delivered during the third stage of labor.
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Which of the following hormones inhibits contraction of the uterus?
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