Chapter 28. The Female Reproductive System Assignments (McGraw-Hill)

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What leads to the development of female (rather than male) reproductive structures during fetal development?

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Presence of estrogen and progesterone

Absence of testosterone and presence of MIF

Absence of testosterone and MIF

Presence of inhibin and MIF

Absence of testosterone and MIF

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Which female reproductive organ produces egg cells and sex hormones?

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Uterus

Oviduct

Ovary

Cervix

Ovary

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The breast is a mound of adipose tissue located superficial to which muscle?

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Pectoralis major

Rectus abdominis

Trapezius

Serratus anterior

Pectoralis major

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Which term refers to the series of physiological and anatomical changes that indicate the onset of a female's reproductive life?

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Thelarche

Puberty

Climacteric

Menopause

puberty

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Which term refers to a midlife change in hormone levels?

Multiple choice question.

Menarche

Menopause

Thelarche

Climacteric

Climacteric

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The female reproductive tract develops because of the absence of which two hormones? Select two answers from the list below.

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Mullerian-inhibiting factor

Testosterone

Aldosterone

Inhibin

Progesterone

Mullerian-inhibiting factor

Testosterone

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Which term refers specifically to the series of monthly changes that occur within the female uterus?

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Circadian cycle

Reproductive cycle

Menstrual cycle

Ovarian cycle

Menstrual cycle

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Oogenesis produces a ______ gamete by means of ______.

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diploid, mitosis

haploid, mitosis

haploid, meiosis

diploid, meiosis

haploid, meiosis

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The mound of glandular and adipose tissue overlying the pectoralis major that enlarges at puberty within a female is the _____

Blank 1: breast, breasts, or Breast

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As an egg undergoes oogenesis, the single layer of squamous cells that surround the egg undergoes which of the following?

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Spermatogenesis

Meiosis

Folliculogenesis

The uterine cycle

Folliculogenesis

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In the USA, puberty begins at ages ______ for most girls.

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8 to 10

12 to 14

6 to 8

16 to 18

8 to 10

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Ovulation is most directly due to a "spike" in levels of which hormone?

Multiple choice question.

Progesterone

Estrogen

Inhibin

Luteinizing hormone

Luteinizing hormone

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Which factor is responsible for the onset of climacteric in women?

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Overall nutrition

Number of follicles remaining

End of menstruation

Age

Number of follicles remaining

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The series of monthly changes that occur within the female gonads are referred to as what?

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Menstrual cycle

Uterine cycle

Ovarian cycle

Sexual cycle

Ovarian cycle

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The production of the female haploid gamete is called ______.

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meiosis

ovulation

oogenesis

oogenesis

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Which term refers to the development of the follicle that surrounds the egg as the egg undergoes oogenesis?

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Atresia

Folliculogenesis

Oogenesis

Ovariogenesis

Folliculogenesis

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Which structures are affected by vasocongestion during sexual excitement?

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Labia minora

Cervix

Labia majora

Clitoris

Labia minora

Labia majora

Clitoris

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Which term refers to a midlife change in hormone levels?

Multiple choice question.

Thelarche

Menopause

Menarche

Climacteric

Climacteric

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The cervix plunges spasmodically into the vagina during which phase of female sexual response?

Multiple choice question.

Excitement

Plateau

Resolution

Orgasm

Orgasm

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The term gestation refers to which of the following?

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Process of fertilization

The process of childbirth

Duration of pregnancy

Attachment of an embryo to the uterine wall

Duration of pregnancy

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Which term refers to the developing embryo along with all of its associated structures?

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Fetus

Blastocyst

Conceptus

Neonate

Conceptus

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During sexual excitement, the engorgement of blood within the clitoris and labia minora is due to a vascular event called ______

Blank 1: vasocongestion or Vasocongestion

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Sexual excitement and plateau often culminate in the intense sensation referred to as ______

Blank 1: orgasm or Orgasm

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he period of time from conception to birth is called ______.

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fertilization

gestation

neonatal period

trimester

gestation

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During pregnancy the corpus luteum and placenta produce ______, progesterone, and inhibin.

Multiple choice question.

estrogen

LH

testosterone

GnRH

estrogen

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The products of conception including the embryo or fetus, the placenta and membranes are all collectively called the _____

Blank 1: conceptus or Conceptus

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Reduced intestinal motility causes which of the following during pregnancy?

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Contractions

Constipation

Morning sickness

Heartburn

Constipation

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Ovulation occurs when increased release of estrogen from a maturing follicle release triggers a spike in which hormone?

Luteinizing hormone

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What is parturition?

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Expulsion of extra-embryonic tissues

Onset of lactation

Process of childbirth

Widening of the cervical canal

Process of childbirth

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Which term means after birth?

Multiple choice question.

Involution

Autolysis

Postpartum

Chloasma

Postpartum

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During pregnancy, estrogen is secreted by which of the following?

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Developing follicle and hypothalamus

Corpus albicans and pituitary

Uterine lining and fetal cells

Corpus luteum and placenta

Corpus luteum and placenta

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______ is the synthesis and ejection of milk from the mammary glands.

Blank 1: Lactation, Lactating, lactations, or lactation

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During pregnancy, the enlarged uterus presses on the stomach causing the reflux of gastric juices into the esophagus (GERD). The common symptom caused by this is reflux is called ____

Blank 1: heartburn or Heartburn

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Which hormone is primarily responsible for the growth of mammillary gland ducts during pregnancy?

Multiple choice question.

Prolactin

Estrogen

Human chorionic gonadotropin

Progesterone

Estrogen

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True labor contractions mark the beginning of the process of childbirth, referred to as ____

Blank 1: parturition

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____ is a mammary secretion that occurs in late pregnancy that is similar to breast milk but contains less fat.

Blank 1: Colostrum or colostrum

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The period immediately after parturition is referred to as the _____ period and is critical for involution of the uterus and onset of breastfeeding.

Blank 1: postpartum, puerperium, or Postpartum

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Which term refers to both milk synthesis and milk ejection?

Lactation

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What are some of the benefits of breastfeeding for the neonate, besides nutritional value?

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Supply of antibodies

Laxative affect to remove meconium from intestinal tract

Colonization of intestine with beneficial bacteria

High protein and mineral content

Emotional bonding

Supply of antibodies

Laxative affect to remove meconium from intestinal tract

Colonization of intestine with beneficial bacteria

Emotional bonding

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Which is an effect of estrogen during pregnancy?

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Milk synthesis

Budding and development of mammary gland acini

Ejection of milk from the nipples

Growth and branching of the mammary gland ducts

Growth and branching of the mammary gland ducts

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How is colostrum different from breast milk?

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It has higher protein content.

It has lower fat content.

It has lower protein content.

It has higher lactose content.

It has lower fat content.

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The flow of milk, also called milk ______, is controlled by a neuroendocrine reflex stimulated by the infant's sucking.

Multiple choice question.

lactation

ejection

ejection

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True or false: Cow's milk is nutritionally similar to human milk and is acceptable for neonatal digestion.

True false

false