University:
University of Wolverhampton
Course:
4PY019 | Pharmacy
Academic year:

2024
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302

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9
Author:

Sara

Anatomy of the male reproductive system • Name the different structures according to numbers • What is the function of each structure? • What surgery can we carry out on this system as contraceptive? In what structure? Looking at the anatomy of male and female reproductive systems, can you explain why UTI are more likely to happen in women than in men? Anatomy of the male reproductive system 1 • Name the different structures according to numbers 7 muscle 2 6 5 4 3 muscle • What is the function of each structure? 1 6 2 • Name the different structures according to numbers 3 • What is the function of the testis? 4 5 • Explain what happens in the different steps of the figure 4 3 5 6 7 1 2 Name/Explain what happens in the different steps of spermatogenesis Q1 What phase of meiosis is the primary oocyte arrested in? a) Telophase I b) Prophase I c) Metaphase II d) Prophase II Q2 What phase of meiosis is the secondary oocyte arrested in? a) Telophase I b) Prophase I c) Metaphase II d) Prophase II Q3 What is the name of the cells that nourish and protect the oocyte? a) granulosa cells b) spermatogonium c) Macula densa cells d) oogonium Q4 What event triggers progression of the primary oocyte into secondary oocyte? a) Production of genital ridge during development b) Production of testosterone during puberty c) Production of oestrogenos in the fetus d) Production of gonadotropins during puberty Q5 What is FSH? a) A gonadotropin called follicle stimulating hormone b) An enzyme called follicle stimulating hormone c) A protein of kinetochore called follicle stimulating hormone d) A structural protein called follicle stimulating hormone Q6 What hormone will trigger ovulation and why? a) Luteinizing hormone as it will trigger the release of cortical granule b) Luteinizing hormone as it will trigger the formation of primary follicle c) Luteinizing hormone as it will trigger the release of proteolytic enzymes that break the wall of the antral, pre-ovulatory follicle d) Luteinizing hormone as it will trigger the formation of the secondary follicle Q7 What are the four processes required during fertilization? Q8 What process increases the number of cells in the embryo in the first 3-4 days after fertilization? a) Implantation b) Gastrulation c) Compaction d) Cleavage Q9 What hormone maintains the endometrium thick and vascular to ensure proper embryo implantation? a) Oestrogen produced by granulosa cells b) Progesterone produced by corpus luteum c) Testosterone produced by Leidyg cells d) Gonadotropins produced by pituitary gland Q10 What is recommended for women who are planning to have a babby? (say why) a) To take 0.4 mg/day of folic acid b) To take 0.4 mg/day of caffeine c) To take 0.4 mg/day of hormonal supplement d) To take 0.4 mg/day of energy drinks