Complete Answer Key — Human Reproduction QP
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Q1: A-Seminal Vesicle, B-Testis, C-Urethral meatus, D-Ejaculatory duct, E-Urethra
Q2: Testes move towards abdomen
Q3: Sertoli cells
Q4: Lubrication during sexual intercourse
Q5: Approx 250 lobules
Q6: Both A and R correct and R explains A
Q7: Urethra
Q8: Prostate (unpaired gland)
Q9: A-R, B-S, C-Q, D-P, E-T
Q10: Maintain scrotal temperature lower than body temp
Q11: Both 2 and 3
Q12: Gametogenesis → Insemination → Fertilization → Implantation → Gestation → Parturition
Q13: Spermatogonia
Q14: Testosterone
Q15: Vasa efferentia → Epididymis → Vas deferens → Urethra
Q16: Rete testis
Q17: Seminiferous tubules
Q18: Prostate + Cowper + Seminal vesicles
Q19: T.S. of testis showing seminiferous tubules
Q20: A-Q, B-T, C-P, D-R, E-S
Q21: Sertoli cells
Q22: Maintain low temperature
Q23: Below the urinary bladder
Q24: A-Seminal vesicle, B-Bulbourethral, C-Urethra
Q25: A-Q, B-R, C-P, D-T, E-U, F-S
Q26: Blockage between testis and epididymis
Q27: Both A and R correct, R explains A
Q28: Androgens
Q29: Glans penis
Q30: Vasa efferentia
Q31: A-Scrotum, B-Testis, C-Urethra
Q32: Urethra
Q33: Vas deferens
Q34: Interstitial cells / Leydig cells
Q35: A-Sertoli, B-Leydig
Q36: Prostate and vas deferens junction
Q37: Male accessory glands
Q38: Epididymis
Q39: Seminiferous → Rete testis → Vasa efferentia → Epididymis → Vas deferens → Ejaculatory duct → Urethra →
Q40: Approx 4 cm × 2.5 cm
Q41: a-Leydig, b-Seminiferous
Q42: Fertilisation site-ampulla, implantation-uterus
Q43: Labia minora
Q44: Myometrium only
Q45: Between uterus and vagina
Q46: Glandular tissue
Q47: A-Q, B-R, C-P, D-T, E-S
Q48: ~10 cm
Q49: Perimetrium
Q50: Both A and R incorrect
Q51: Graafian follicle
Q52: Oocyte and granulosa cells
Q53: FSH and LH surge
Q54: Ovulation
Q55: Estrogen
Q56: Corpus luteum produces progesterone
Q57: Secondary oocyte released
Q58: Infundibulum and fimbriae capture ovum
Q59: Cilia movement and muscular action help ovum travel
Q60: Site of fertilisation - Ampulla
Q61: Zygote formation
Q62: Cleavage → Morula → Blastocyst → Implantation
Q63: Endometrium thickens during luteal phase
Q64: hCG production after implantation
Q65: Placenta develops
Q66: Provides nutrition and waste exchange
Q67: Gestation ~9 months
Q68: Oxytocin triggers uterine contraction
Q69: Parturition
Q70: Lactation starts after delivery
Q71: Colostrum - first milk rich in antibodies
Q72: Mammary gland structure
Q73: Estrogen role in female reproductive cycle
Q74: Menstrual cycle average 28 days
Q75: Follicular and luteal phases
Q76: Ovulation around day 14
Q77: Corpus luteum regression if no pregnancy
Q78: Menstruation occurs
Q79: Menopause
Q80: Hormonal regulation by pituitary and hypothalamus
Q81: Negative and positive feedback in cycle
Q82: Role of progesterone
Q83: Uterus layers - Endometrium, Myometrium, Perimetrium
Q84: Fallopian tube structure
Q85: Fimbriae help capture ovum
Q86: Male vs female gametogenesis difference
Q87: Spermatogenesis continuous after puberty
Q88: Oogenesis stops at menopause
Q89: Fertilisation block to polyspermy
Q90: Zygote diploid formation
Q91: Sex determination by sperm chromosome
Q92: Female XX, Male XY
Q93: Embryo developmental stages
Q94: Gastrulation process
Q95: Germ layers - ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm
Q96: Organs derived from germ layers
Q97: Neural tube formation
Q98: Placental hormones
Q99: Umbilical cord functions
Q100: Summary - human reproduction complete