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Physiology of Reproduction Quiz

Test your knowledge on the fascinating aspects of human reproduction and the hormonal cycles involved. This quiz covers a range of topics from ovulation to menopause, aimed at understanding physiological changes in women.

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Which one of the following best describes the temperature changes in ovulation?

It is low and stays low after ovulation

It is low and stays high after ovulation

It is high and stays high after ovulation

Which of the following cells secretes androgens in the ovary?

Granulosa cells

Theca cells

Fallopian tubes

A wrong sentence about changes in mother during pregnancy?

Enlargement of the mother's uterus

Relaxation of the pelvic ligaments of the mother

Thyroid gland enlarges

decrease in cardiac output

Which one of the following causes an up-regulation of oxytocin receptors?

Estrogen

Progesterone

Androgen

Prostacyclin

Which one of the following phases of parturition is associated with increase in gap junctions?

Phase I

Stimulation Phase

Phase II

Phase III

All of the following statements are related to progesterone EXCEPT ?

Secreted by the ovaries

secretion of progesterone during the latter half of the cycle raises the body temperature about 0.5°F

Progesterone causes swelling & secretory development of endometrium

is required for full development of the lobule-alveolar system

Progesterone has anti-atherogenic affect.

Menopause carectarized by all of the following EXCEPT?

An increase in serum FSH and decreases in estradiol and inhibin

Plasma FSH and LH decreased

female sex hormones diminish

Regarding hCG all true except:

Persistence of the corpus luteum

promotes corpus luteum to produce progesterone and estrogens

Secreted 8-9 days after ovulation

HCG is a glycoprotein

peaks maximum at about 10 to 12 weeks

Enhances involution of corpus luteum

The physiological function of estrogen ?

Decrease bone density

Inhibit osteopetogren formation

Causes salt and water retention

Decrease cholesterol in bile

Human chorionic somato-mamo-tropin (HCS) is first secreted by the placenta at?

5th week of pregnancy

2nd week of pregnancy

5th month of pregnancy

The interval between ovulation and the next menstrual period is?

Luteal phase

12 to 16 days

Infertile

im not sure so check it by yourself

Which of the following is correct about progesterone secreted by the placenta ?

It is reconverted into pregnenelone

It is converted in the FETAL arenals into glucocorticoids

Which of the following is the most common adrenal androgen? ( major secreted form)

Androstenodione

Dehydroepiandrosterone

Which of the following are NOT involved in the development of the breast?

Estrogen

Progesterone

Growth hormone

FSH, LH

Which of the following happen two days before menstruation ?

corpus luteum involutes

estrogens & progesterone decrease to low levels

Both

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