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Female reproductive physiology.

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A&P 2 revision on female reproductive physiology.
Kattie Stonemann
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Question 1

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What does GnRH stand for?
Answer
  • Gonadotropin releasing hormone.
  • Gandalf represents hell.
  • Gonadotropin luteninsing hormone.

Question 2

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What is the purpose of GnRH?
Answer
  • The hypothalamus stimulates cells in the anterior pituitary gland to produce LH and FSH.
  • To encourage the body to be sexually active.
  • To encourage the body to ovulate.

Question 3

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What is LH?
Answer
  • Luteinising hormone.
  • Follicle stimulating hormone.
  • Loose haddock.

Question 4

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What is FSH?
Answer
  • Follicle stimulating hormone.
  • Luteinising hormone.
  • Fashionable sassy haddock.

Question 5

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What is the purpose of LH?
Answer
  • To stimulate cells in the testes to produce testosterone.
  • To stimulate spermatogenisis.
  • Both.
  • Neither.

Question 6

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What is the purpose of FSH.
Answer
  • To stimulate spermatogenisis.
  • To stimulate cells in the testes to produce testosterone.
  • Both.
  • Neither.

Question 7

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Tick all that applies to dihydrotestosterone.
Answer
  • Prenatal development.
  • Development of male sexual characteristics.
  • Development of sexual function.
  • Stimulation of anabolism.
  • Development of female sexual characteristics.
  • Growth of testis.

Question 8

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What hormone promotes development and maintenance of female reproductive structures, feminine secondary sex characteristics and breasts.
Answer
  • Estrogen.
  • Progesterone.
  • Relaxin.
  • Inhibin.

Question 9

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What hormones inhibits release of FSH and, to a lesser extent, LH?
Answer
  • Inhibin.
  • Relaxin.
  • Progesterone.
  • Estrogen.

Question 10

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The oestrous cycle is the time from the beginning of heat to the period of the next, but what does polyestrous describe?
Answer
  • The cycle continues throughout the year if not pregnant.
  • Has 2 cycles per year.
  • Has 1 cycle per year.

Question 11

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What does Diestrous describe?
Answer
  • The cycle continues throughout the year if not pregnant.
  • Has 2 cycles per year.
  • Has 1 cycle per year.

Question 12

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What does monoestrous describe?
Answer
  • The cycle continues throughout the year if not pregnant.
  • Has 2 cycles per year.
  • Has 1 cycle per year.

Question 13

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Select an animal that is polyestrous.
Answer
  • Cattle.
  • Fox.
  • Dog.

Question 14

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Select an animal that is diestrous.
Answer
  • Dog.
  • Cattle.
  • Fox.

Question 15

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Select an animal that is monoestrous.
Answer
  • Fox.
  • Dog.
  • Cattle.

Question 16

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There are 3 phases of the estrous cycle, what is the first?
Answer
  • Follucular.
  • Ovulation.
  • Luteal.

Question 17

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Second?
Answer
  • Ovulation.
  • Follucular.
  • Luteal.

Question 18

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Third?
Answer
  • Luteal.
  • Follucular.
  • Ovulation.

Question 19

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What step does this describe? GnRH triggeres FSH release that stimulates growth of follicles in the ovary?
Answer
  • Follicular.
  • Ovulation.
  • Luteal.

Question 20

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What step does this describe? BnHR and estrogen level changes will trigger LH release that causes ovulation.
Answer
  • Ovulation.
  • Luteal.
  • Follicular.

Question 21

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What step does this describe? CL producing progesterone that affects the uterus lining.
Answer
  • Luteal.
  • Ovulation.
  • Follicular.

Question 22

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FSH and LH are secreted by the anterior pituitary gland but where is estrogen secreted from?
Answer
  • Ovaries.
  • Anterior pituitary gland.
  • Thyroid glands.

Question 23

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Throughout the cycle FSH it stimulates follicle development and what else?
Answer
  • Follicle releases estrogen.
  • FSH stimulates the ovaries to release estrogen.
  • Both.
  • Neither.

Question 24

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Estrogen, what does it do?
Answer
  • Estogen stimulates the uteus lining to thicken.
  • Estrogen inhibits FSH being released from pituitary gland.
  • Both.
  • Neither.

Question 25

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Estrogen concentration peaks and stimulates the anterior pituitary to release LH and FSH then the LH surges to rapid increase and does what?
Answer
  • Ovulation stimulated by LH – follicule ruptures and egg is released.
  • Ruptured follicle turns into corpus luteul.
  • CL releases progesterone.
  • All.
  • None.

Question 26

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Progesterone rises and what?
Answer
  • Progesteron inhibits FSH and LH.
  • Uterus lining is maintained by progesterone.
  • If no embryo, the CL breaks down and stops releasing progesterone.
  • All of the above.
  • None.

Question 27

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The concentration of progesterone then falls and...
Answer
  • FSH and LH concentrations increase because they are no longer inhibited by progesterone.
  • Uterus lining not maintained.
  • Uterus lining sheds out.
  • Cycle starts again.
  • All of the above.
  • None.

Question 28

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Label this diagram with the correct hormones.
Image:
Picture1 (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
  • Progesterone.
  • LH.
  • Estrogens.
  • FSH.
  • FSH.
  • Estrogens.
  • Progesterone.
  • LH.
  • LH.
  • FSH.
  • Progesterone.
  • Estrogens.
  • Estrogens.
  • LH.
  • FSH.
  • Progesterone.

Question 29

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Label this.
Image:
Picture2 (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
  • Dominant follicule
  • 1st wave
  • 2nd wave
  • dominant follicule that ovulates

Question 30

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What is the first stage of the estrous cycle?
Answer
  • oestrus. – the female is receptive to the male.
  • Metoestrus – formation of corpus luteum.
  • Diestrus – corpus luteum fully functional.
  • Proestrus – regression of corpus luteum, drop in progesterone, extends until start of oestrus.

Question 31

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What is the third stage.
Answer
  • Diestrus – corpus luteum fully functional.
  • oestrus. – the female is receptive to the male.
  • Metoestrus – formation of corpus luteum.
  • Proestrus – regression of corpus luteum, drop in progesterone, extends until start of estrus.

Question 32

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In cattle oestrus lasts 4-24hrs, and ovulates 30h after. When does metoestrus occur?
Answer
  • 2-4 days after oestrus, ovulation and formation of CL.
  • around day 5, ends with regression of CL

Question 33

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Diestrus occurs on the 5th day, ends with regression of CL on day 16, if the cattle is not pregnant CL will degenerate, then proestrus occurs but what happens?
Answer
  • Drop in progesterone.
  • Increase in progesterone.
  • Both.
  • Neither.
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