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Exam 4 A&P2

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back 1

uterus (4x)

front 2

back 2

uterus (4x)

front 3

back 3

ovary (4x)

front 4

back 4

testis (4x)

front 5

back 5

ductus deferens (10x)

front 6

back 6

penis (4x)

front 7

back 7

uterus (10x)

front 8

back 8

testis (10x)

front 9

back 9

epididymis (10x)

front 10

What are the three primary germ layers (in order) and when are they developed? (what stage)

back 10

Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm. Developed during embryonic stage of development

front 11

back 11

uterine tube (10x)

front 12

6

back 12

clitoris

front 13

11

back 13

uterus

front 14

12

back 14

cervix

front 15

15

back 15

ovary

front 16

14

back 16

uterine tube

front 17

10

back 17

vagina

front 18

59

back 18

ductus deference

front 19

F

back 19

prostate gland

front 20

E

back 20

seminal vesicles

front 21

D

back 21

spermatic cord

front 22

72

back 22

prepuce

front 23

G

back 23

penis

front 24

16

back 24

epididymis

front 25

15

back 25

testes

front 26

11

back 26

penis

front 27

B (looks like a c)

back 27

epididymis

front 28

What is fertilization?

back 28

Process where sperm and ovum combine to form zygote

front 29

What is meiosis?

back 29

Process of nuclear division in testes and ovaries which produces gametes

front 30

Function of umbilical cord?

back 30

Connection between placenta and fetus allowing transfer of nutrients, oxygen, and waste between fetal and maternal blood.

front 31

What is the function of the placenta?

back 31

Site of exchange of nutrients, gases, and wastes between embryonic and maternal blood

front 32

How many daughter cells are in meiosis?

back 32

4 genetically different daughter cells (haploid)

front 33

How many stages are in Mitosis?

back 33

4 stages (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase)

front 34

How many daughter cells are in mitosis?

back 34

2 genetically identical daughter cells (diploid)

front 35

How many chromosomes does a human have?

back 35

46

front 36

How many X and Y chromosomes does a male have?

back 36

45 X and 1 Y

front 37

How many X and Y chromosomes does a female have?

back 37

46 X chromosomes

front 38

How long is gestation period?

back 38

9 months

front 39

What are the three primary germ layers (in order) and when are they developed?

back 39

Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm. Developed during embryonic stage of development

front 40

What are the stages of human development?

back 40

Three stages; pre-embryonic (1-2 wks), embryonic (3rd-8th wks), fetal stages (9th until birth)