This document discusses various topics related to human reproduction including:
1. Stages of gametogenesis and fertilization. It provides details on spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
2. Descriptions of the male and female reproductive organs and their functions.
3. The processes involved in fertilization, implantation, and early embryonic development.
4. Characteristics of the menstrual cycle and hormones that regulate it such as progesterone, estrogen, and hCG.
In summary, the document provides an overview of human reproductive anatomy and the physiological processes of gamete formation, fertilization, early pregnancy, and the menstrual cycle.
This document discusses various topics related to human reproduction including:
1. Stages of gametogenesis and fertilization. It provides details on spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
2. Descriptions of the male and female reproductive organs and their functions.
3. The processes involved in fertilization, implantation, and early embryonic development.
4. Characteristics of the menstrual cycle and hormones that regulate it such as progesterone, estrogen, and hCG.
In summary, the document provides an overview of human reproductive anatomy and the physiological processes of gamete formation, fertilization, early pregnancy, and the menstrual cycle.
This document discusses various topics related to human reproduction including:
1. Stages of gametogenesis and fertilization. It provides details on spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
2. Descriptions of the male and female reproductive organs and their functions.
3. The processes involved in fertilization, implantation, and early embryonic development.
4. Characteristics of the menstrual cycle and hormones that regulate it such as progesterone, estrogen, and hCG.
In summary, the document provides an overview of human reproductive anatomy and the physiological processes of gamete formation, fertilization, early pregnancy, and the menstrual cycle.
This document discusses various topics related to human reproduction including:
1. Stages of gametogenesis and fertilization. It provides details on spermatogenesis and oogenesis.
2. Descriptions of the male and female reproductive organs and their functions.
3. The processes involved in fertilization, implantation, and early embryonic development.
4. Characteristics of the menstrual cycle and hormones that regulate it such as progesterone, estrogen, and hCG.
In summary, the document provides an overview of human reproductive anatomy and the physiological processes of gamete formation, fertilization, early pregnancy, and the menstrual cycle.
5. All of the following are a) Oocyte steps of spermatogenesis b) Zygote except: c) Macula a) Spermatogonium divides by d) Blastocyst mitotic division giving 2. All of the following concerning male spermatogonia. testis are true except: b) Secondary spermatocyte a) Contains 1-3 seminefrous gives 2 spermatids by mitotic tubules (structural unit) division. b) Divided into 250 lobes. c) Spermatids are converted to c) Formed of Sertoli cells spermatozoa by and spermatogonia spermiogenesis d) Spermatogonia are supporting cells d) None of the above and assist in the release of mature 6. Concerning oogenesis which sperms of the following is not true: 3. Which of the following is the a) It is differentiation of an oogonia narrowest part of the female present in the medulla into mature uterine tube? ova. a) Ampulla b) Oogenesis passes into two b) Fimbriated end stages of maturation. c) Interstitial part c) In the prenatal maturation process d) Isthmus the oogonia is surrounded by 4. Which of the following is not follicular cells derived from the considered one of the female epithelial covering of the ovary external genitalia? d) Zona pellucid in the postnatal a) Mons pubis maturation phase is secreted b) Labia minora by granulose cells. c) Vestibule 7. T or F: In oogenesis the primary d) Uterus oocyte is arrested at the prophase of the first meiotic division due to the presence of the Meiosis stimulatory factor. 8. Which of the following concerning 12. Concerning luteal phase of the mature ovum is not true? ovarian cycle which of the a) The ooplasm contains nutritive following is true: material that nourishes the embryo. a) Occurs at about day 14 b) Nucleus of the ovum is called germinal b) Formation of the corpus luteum spot while nucleolus is named occurs in this phase. germinal vesicle. c) In this phase the corpus luteum c) The ovum’s life span is 1-3 days. secretes estrogen hormone mainly. d) The ovum has 2 d) All of the above membranes surrounding 13. One of the following hormones it. helps in maintaining the corpus 9. The sperm in comparison to the ovum luteum if fertilization occurs: is: a) Human chorionic a) Larger in size somatomammotropi b) Has more abundant cytoplasm n. c) Less motile b) Human chorionic gonadotropin d) Has 2 types of chromosomes c) Estrogen 10. Which of the following is not a d) Progestrone characteristic of the follicular stage 14. The only layer which is not shed of the ovarian cycle? during menstruation is: a) Formation of the membrane granulosa a) Stratum basale . b) Stratum compactum b) Secretion of the zona pellucid c) Stratum spongiosum c) Formation of the follicular antrum d) None of the above. d) None of the above 15. All of the following are contents 11. One of the following is not a factor of the menstrual flow except: from the factors causing ovulation: a) RBC and WBC a) Increase in the levels of b) Desquamated endometrium luetenizing hormone. c) Cervical mucus and vaginal cells. b) Degeneration of the ovarian surface d) None of the above c) Increase in the intrafollcular pressure. d) Muscular contraction of the ovarian wall. e) None of the above 16. The stage of the menstrual cycle 21. One the following is not a that is under the influence of result of fertilization: progesterone hormone is: a) Restoration of diploid number a) Progestational phase of chromosomes b) Proliferative phase b) Determination of the chromosomal c) Menstural phase sex of the embryo d) All of the stages c) Meiotic cell division of the zygote 17. HCG hormone is secreted by which d) A & C of the following: 22. Embryonic stem cells are derived from: a) Syncitiotrophoblast a) Inner cell mass b) Cytotrophoblast b) Outer cell mass c) Corpus luteum c) Zona pellucida d) Corpus haemorragicum d) Morula 18. Fertilization is the process of formation 23. Implantation occurs at the …… day after of a: fertilization: a) Zygote a) 4th b) Macula b) 5th c) Blastocyst c) 6th d) None of the above d) 7th 19. Fertilization of an ovum occurs in: 24. Ectopic pregnancy is: a) Ampulla of fallopian tube a) Abnormal fertilization b) Isthmus of fallopian tube b) Normal fertilization c) Infundibulum of fallopian tube c) Abnormal implantation d) None of the above d) Normal implantation 20. Sperm must undergo the following 25. The type of placenta that lies in the reaction/s to be able to fertilize an lower segment but does not ovum: encroach on the internal os of the a) Capacitaion cervical canal is: b) Acrosome reaction a) Placenta paritalis c) A & B b) Placenta marginalis d) None of the above c) Placenta centralis d) None of the above 26. One of the following is not a part of 30. Folding of the embryo occurs by the the deciduas: end of the …… week: a) Decidua basalis a) 2nd b) Decidua centralis b) 3rd c) Decidua paritalis c) 4th d) Decidua marginalis d) 5th 27. One of the following changes does 31. Which of the following is a result of not occur in the 2nd week of folding of the embryo? development of the embryo: a) Embryo is constricted at the yolk sac a) Trophoblast differentiate into 2 layers b) Brain forms most of the cephalic part of b) Inner cell mass differentiate into 3 the embryo layers c) Formation of the umbilical cord and the c) Primary mesoderm splits into allantois somatopleuric and d) Heart becomes ventral in position splancopleuric primary e) All of the above mesoderm 32. Which of the following is a d) None of the above major characteristic of 28. One of the following structures is meiosis I? not an Ectodermal derivative: a) Splitting of the centromere a) Enamel of teeth b) Pairing of b) Internal ear homologous c) Lens of eye chromosomes d) Urogenital system c) Reducing the amount of DNA 29. The urinary system is a derivative of to 1N one of the following layers: d) Achieving the diploid a) Paraximal mesoderm number of chromosomes b) Intermediate mesoderm e) Producing primordial c) Lateral mesoderm germ cells d) None of the above 33. A normal somatic cell contains a total 36. In the process of meiosis, DNA of 46 chromosomes. What is the replication of each chromosome normal complement of occurs, forming a structure chromosomes found in a sperm? consisting of two sister chromatids a) 22 autosomes plus a attached to a single centromere. sex chromosome What is this structure? b) 23 autosomes plus a a) A duplicated chromosome sex chromosome b) Two chromosomes c) 22 autosomes c) A synapsed chromosome d) 23 autosomes d) A crossover chromosome e) 23 paired autosomes e) A homologous pair 34. Which of the following describes 37. A young woman enters puberty with the number of chromosomes and approximately 40,000 primary amount of DNA in a gamete? oocytes in her ovary. About how a) 46 chromosomes, 1N many of these primary oocytes will b) 46 chromosomes, 2N be ovulated over the entire c) 23 chromosomes, 1N reproductive life of the woman? d) 23 chromosomes, 2N a) 40,000 e) 23 chromosomes, 4N b) 35,000 35. Which of the following chromosome c) 400 compositions in a sperm normally d) 48 results in the production of a genetic e) 12 female if fertilization occurs? 38. How much DNA does a a) 23 homologous pairs primary spermatocyte of chromosomes contain? b) 22 homologous pairs a) 1N of chromosomes b) 2N c) 23 autosomes plus an c) 4N X chromosome d) 6N d) 22 autosomes plus a e) 8N Y chromosome e) 22 autosomes plus an X chromosome 39. During meiosis, pairing of 42. When does a secondary oocyte homologous chromosomes occurs, complete its second meiotic division which permits large segments of to become a mature ovum? DNA to be exchanged. What is this a) At ovulation process called? b) Before ovulation a) Synapsis c) At fertilization b) Nondisjunction d) At puberty c) Alignment e) Before birth d) Crossing over 43. How soon after fertilization occurs e) Disjunction within the uterine tube does the 40. During ovulation, the secondary blastocyst begin implantation? oocyte resides at what specific a) Within minutes stage of meiosis? b) By 12 hours a) Prophase of meiosis I c) By day 1 b) Prophase of meiosis II d) By day 2 c) Metaphase of meiosis I e) By day 7 d) Metaphase of meiosis II 44. Which of the following events is e) Meiosis is completed at the involved in cleavage of the zygote time of ovulation during week 1 of development? 41. Concerning maturation of the a) A series of meiotic female gamete (oogenesis), when divisions forming do the oogonia enter meiosis I and blastomeres undergo DNA replication to form b) Production of highly primary oocytes? differentiated a) During fetal life blastomeres b) At birth c) An increased c) At puberty cytoplasmic content of d) With each ovarian cycle blastomeres e) Following fertilization d) An increase in size of blastomeres e) A decrease in size of blastomeres 45. Which of the following structures 48. In oogenesis, which of the following must degenerate for blastocyst events occurs immediately following implantation to occur? the completions of meiosis II? a) Endometrium in a) Degeneration of the progestational phase zona pellucida b) Zona pellucida b) Sperm penetration of c) Syncytiotrophoblast the corona radiata d) Cytotrophoblast c) Formation of a e) Functional layer of female pronucleus the endometrium d) Appearance of the blastocyst 46. Which of the following is the origin of e) Completion of cleavage the mitochondrial DNA of all human 49. Which of the following components adult cells? plays the most active role in a) Paternal only invading the endometrium during b) Maternal only blastocyst implantation? c) A combination of paternal a) Epiblast and maternal b) Syncytiotrophoblast d) Either paternal or maternal c) Hypoblast e) Unknown origin d) Extraembryonic 47. Individual blastomeres were isolated somatic mesoderm from a blastula at the 4-cell stage. e) Extraembryonic Each blastomere was cultured in vitro visceral mesoderm to the blastocyst stage and 50. Between which two layers is individually implanted into four the extraembryonic mesoderm pseudopregnant foster mothers. located? Which of the following would you a) Epiblast and hypoblast expect to observe 9 months later? b) Syncytiotrophoblast a) Birth of one baby and cytotrophoblast b) Birth of four genetically different c) Syncytiotrophoblast babies and endometrium c) Birth of four genetically identical d) Exocoelomic membrane babies and syncytiotrophoblast d) Birth of four grotesquely e) Exocoelomic membrane deformed babies and cytotrophoblast e) No births 51. During week 2 of development, e) Within the epiblast the embryoblast receives its nutrients via a) Diffusion b) Osmosis c) Reverse osmosis d) Fetal capillaries e) Yolk sac nourishment 52. Which of the following are components of the definitive chorion ? a) Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm and epiblast b) Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm and cytotrophoblast c) Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm and syncytiotrophoblast d) Extraembryonic somatic mesoderm, cytotrophoblast, and syncytiotrophoblast e) Extraembryonic visceral mesoderm, cytotrophoblast, and syncytiotrophoblast 53. At what location does the amniotic cavity develop? a) Between the cytotrophoblast and syncytiotrophoblast b) Within the extraembryonic mesoderm c) Between the endoderm and mesoderm d) Within the hypoblast 54. At the end of week 2 of development (day 14), what is the composition of the embryonic disk? a) Epiblast only b) Epiblast and hypoblast c) Ectoderm and endoderm d) Ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm e) Epiblast, mesoderm, and hypoblast 55. Which germ layers are present at the end of week 3 of development (day 21 )? a) Epiblast only b) Epiblast and hypoblast c) Ectoderm and endoderm d) Ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm e) Epiblast, mesoderm, and hypoblast 56. Which process establishes the three definitive germ layers? a) Neurulation b) Gastrulation c) Craniocaudal folding d) Lateral folding e) Angiogenesis his face and 57. The first indication of gastrulation in the embryo is a) Formation of the primitive streak b) Formation of the notochord c) Formation of the neural tube d) Formation of extraembryonic mesoderm e) Formation of tertiary chorionic villi 58. Intermediate mesoderm will give rise to the a) Neural tube b) Heart c) Kidneys and gonads d) Somites e) Notochord 59. The lateral mesoderm is divided into two distinct layers by the formation of the a) Extraembryonic coelom b) Intraembryonic coelom c) Cardiogenic region d) Notochord e) Yolk sac 60. The epiblast is capable of forming which of the following germ layers? a) Ectoderm only b) Ectoderm and mesoderm only c) Ectoderm and endoderm only d) Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm e) Mesoderm and endoderm only 61. A male newborn has a hemangioma on the left frontotemporal region of scalp. The cells forming the hemangioma are derived from which of the following cell layers? a) Ectoderm only b) Mesoderm only c) Endoderm only d) Ectoderm and mesoderm e) Endoderm and mesoderm 62. Which structure is derived from the same embryonic primordium as the dorsal root ganglia? a) Gonads b) Kidney c) Pineal gland d) Liver e) Adrenal medulla 63. Which structure is derived from the same embryonic primordium as the kidney? a) Gonads b) Epidermis c) Pineal gland d) Liver e) Adrenal medulla 64. Chromosomes move apart during meiosis in which stage? a) Leptotene b) Zygotene c) Pachytene d) Diplotene e) Diakinesis 65. Supporting cells of 69. Which of the following has a haploid spermatogenesis are called: no. of chromosomes: a) Spermatid a. Primary spcrmatocyte b) Secondary spermatocyte b. Lst polar body c) Sertoli cells d) All of the above c. Primary oocyte e) None of the above d. Secondary oocyte 66. When blood vessels appear in the e. Spermatid core of the villus it is called: 70. All are derived from primordial germ a. Primary villus cells, except: b. Secondary villus a. Corona radiata c. Tertiary villus b. Ovum d. Definitive villus c. 2nd polar body e. None of the above d. Spermarid 67. Structure not forming placental e. 1st polar body barrier is: 71. Acrosome cap is derived from: a. Fibrinoid tissue a. Mitochondria b. Connective tissue b. Golgi apparatus c. Cytotrophoblast c. Microtubules d. Syncytiotrophoblast d. ER e. Endothelium of maernal e. Nucleus blood vessels 72. Which of the following is derived 68. Gastrulation is: from granulosa cells: a. Differentiation of blastocyst a. 1st polar body into bilaminar disc b. Zona pellucida b. Differentiation of morula into c. 2nd polar body blastocyst d. Ovum c. Differentiation of bilaminar disc e. Corona radiata into trilaminar disc d. Folding of trilaminar disc e. None of the above 73. True regarding ectopic pregnancies 76. True regarding ovulation are all, except: are: a. Ovulation entails rupture of a. The implantation site is outside secondary follicle the uterine cavity b. Ovulation follows LH surge b. 95% occur in fallopian tubes c. Ovulation precedes c. Ruptured ectopic is associated increased progesterone with shock secretion d. Previous PID causes increased d. Oestrogen secretion precedes ovulation risk of ectopic pregnancy e. None of the above e. All of the above 77. All are true regarding 4th month 74. True regarding fertilization is/are: of gestation, except: a. Occurs in ampulla of fallopian tube a. Large scale ossification occurs b. Ovum is viable for 12-24 hrs after b. Hair follicles form ovulation c. Fetus has high growth rate
c. Second polar body forms
d. Sexual dimorphism has not occurred after fertilization e. Gonadal differentiation occurs d. Fertilization induces 78. Following are true of embryonic chemical changes in zona period, except: pellucida, preventing a. Major organ systems polyspermy are established e. All of the above b. Lanugo hair appears c. Sensitivity to teratogens high 75. True statement is/are, except: d. Gastrulation and neurulation occur a. Menstrual flow occurs on e. Limb buds appear degeneration of corpus 79. All are true about cytotrophoblast, luteum except: b. Maintenance of endometrium a. Cytotrophoblastic cells from depends on availability of a highly proliferative oestrogen epithelium c. Secretory phase of b. Cytotrophoblastic cells endometrium depends on have prominent nucleoli progesterone c. Abundant mitochondria d. Missed period occurs due d. Abundant smooth ER to increased maternal e. Glycogen granules seen hCG e. Initial phase of endometrial cycle depends on oestrogen 80. All are true about d. Cytoplasm contain syncytiotrophoblast except: abundant membrane bond a. It develops from vcsiclcs cytotrophoblast e. Syncytiotrophoblast is an b. Microvilli seen on outer surface invasive cell layer c. Nuclei of this layer divide constantly but not the cytoplasm Answers 1. B 33. A 65. C 2. D 34. C 66. C 3. C 35. E 67. E 4. D 36. A 68. C 5. B 37. C 69. E 6. A 38. C 70. A 7. F 39. D 71. B 8. B 40. D 72. E 9. D 41. A 73. E 10. D 42. C 74. E 11. E 43. E 75. B 12. B 44. E 76. E 13. B 45. B 77. D 14. A 46. B 78. B 15. D 47. C 79. D 16. A 48. C 80. C 17. A 49. B 18. A 50. E 19. A 51. A 20. C 52. D 21. C 53. E 22. A 54. B 23. C 55. D 24. C 56. B 25. A 57. A 26. B 58. C 27. B 59. B 28. D 60. D 29. B 61. B 30. B 62. E 31. E 63. A 32. B 64. D