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Exam 4 A&P2

1.

uterus (4x)

2.

uterus (4x)

3.

ovary (4x)

4.

testis (4x)

5.

ductus deferens (10x)

6.

penis (4x)

7.

uterus (10x)

8.

testis (10x)

9.

epididymis (10x)

10.

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

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

11.

uterine tube (10x)

12.

6

clitoris

13.

11

uterus

14.

12

cervix

15.

15

ovary

16.

14

uterine tube

17.

10

vagina

18.

59

ductus deference

19.

F

prostate gland

20.

E

seminal vesicles

21.

D

spermatic cord

22.

72

prepuce

23.

G

penis

24.

16

epididymis

25.

15

testes

26.

11

penis

27.

B (looks like a c)

epididymis

28.

What is fertilization?

Process where sperm and ovum combine to form zygote

29.

What is meiosis?

Process of nuclear division in testes and ovaries which produces gametes

30.

Function of umbilical cord?

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

31.

What is the function of the placenta?

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

32.

How many daughter cells are in meiosis?

4 genetically different daughter cells (haploid)

33.

How many stages are in Mitosis?

4 stages (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase)

34.

How many daughter cells are in mitosis?

2 genetically identical daughter cells (diploid)

35.

How many chromosomes does a human have?

46

36.

How many X and Y chromosomes does a male have?

45 X and 1 Y

37.

How many X and Y chromosomes does a female have?

46 X chromosomes

38.

How long is gestation period?

9 months

39.

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

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

40.

What are the stages of human development?

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