ADVS 1110 REPRODUCTION UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Horse reproduction
Answer:
Question:
2. Follicles of the ovary
Answer:
place of estrogen and progesterone production
Question:
3. Primordial Follicles
Answer:
(Small)
- Oocyte + single layer of squamous (pre)granulosa cells
- Eggs present at birth (all of the eggs are there at birth), sitting at inert state until
puberty
- Decrease in number as female matures
Question:
4. Primary follicles
Answer:
These follicles are larger than the primordial follicles and the primary oocytes.
- Oocyte + single layer of cuboidal granulosa cells
- Remain at this stage until puberty
- Most never ovulate and undergo atresia
Question:
5. Secondary Follicles
Answer:
- Oocyte + few layers of cuboidal granulosa cells
- Formation of Zona Pellucida
- Theca Interna and Externa
, Question:
6. Tertiary Follicles
Answer:
- Oocyte + many layers of cuboidal granulosa cells + theca cells
- Maturing follicles
- Antrum formation
- Fluid filled space
- Liquor folliculi
Question:
7. Graafian Follicle
Answer:
- Similar structures as tertiary follicle
- Layers & fluid increase - large, blister-like structure forms on surface of ovary
- Capable of ovulation
- Dependent on LH surge
Question:
8. Liquor folliculi
Answer:
the fluid surrounding the ovum in the ovarian follicle (like a water balloon)
Question:
9. Luteal Structures
Answer:
- Corpus hemorrhagicum (CH)
- Corpus luteum (CL)
- Corpus albicans (CA)
Question:
10. Corpus hemorrhagicum (CH)
Answer:
- newly ruptured follicle (wound, the exit wound)
- essentially a blood clot
Latin:
Corpus = body
hemorrhagicum = bloody
Question:
11. What's the function of the uterus?
Answer:
- Sperm Transp
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Horse reproduction
Answer:
Question:
2. Follicles of the ovary
Answer:
place of estrogen and progesterone production
Question:
3. Primordial Follicles
Answer:
(Small)
- Oocyte + single layer of squamous (pre)granulosa cells
- Eggs present at birth (all of the eggs are there at birth), sitting at inert state until
puberty
- Decrease in number as female matures
Question:
4. Primary follicles
Answer:
These follicles are larger than the primordial follicles and the primary oocytes.
- Oocyte + single layer of cuboidal granulosa cells
- Remain at this stage until puberty
- Most never ovulate and undergo atresia
Question:
5. Secondary Follicles
Answer:
- Oocyte + few layers of cuboidal granulosa cells
- Formation of Zona Pellucida
- Theca Interna and Externa
, Question:
6. Tertiary Follicles
Answer:
- Oocyte + many layers of cuboidal granulosa cells + theca cells
- Maturing follicles
- Antrum formation
- Fluid filled space
- Liquor folliculi
Question:
7. Graafian Follicle
Answer:
- Similar structures as tertiary follicle
- Layers & fluid increase - large, blister-like structure forms on surface of ovary
- Capable of ovulation
- Dependent on LH surge
Question:
8. Liquor folliculi
Answer:
the fluid surrounding the ovum in the ovarian follicle (like a water balloon)
Question:
9. Luteal Structures
Answer:
- Corpus hemorrhagicum (CH)
- Corpus luteum (CL)
- Corpus albicans (CA)
Question:
10. Corpus hemorrhagicum (CH)
Answer:
- newly ruptured follicle (wound, the exit wound)
- essentially a blood clot
Latin:
Corpus = body
hemorrhagicum = bloody
Question:
11. What's the function of the uterus?
Answer:
- Sperm Transp