Reproductive System & Genetics

In sperm, where is the haploid genetic material housed?

• Head

• Connecting segment

• Middle segment

• Tail

Which hormone is not common in male reproduction:

• Testosterone

• Luteinizing hormone

• Follicle stimulating hormone

• Estrogen

What is the definition of spermatogenesis?

• Systems of tubules in the testes

• Process by which sperm are created

• Reproductive fluid which contains both the live sperm cells and the seminal fluids

• Tube which allows seminal fluids and spermatozoa to leave the body

Females are born with all of the sex cells they will ever have, while males produce more as needed.

• True

• False

Which is the correct order of organs from the most internal to the most external?

• Testicle -> Scrotum ->Urethra -> Penis -> Sigmoid Flexure -> Outside body

• Scrotum -> Vas Deferens -> Sigmoid Flexure -> Epididymis -> Penis -> Outside body

• Testicle -> Epididymis -> Deferens -> Accessory Sex Glands -> Ejaculatory Duct -> Outside body

• Scrotum -> Testicle -> Sigmoid Flexure -> Urethra -> Vas Deferens -> Penis -> Outside body

What is the name for the sac remaining after an egg is released?

• Corpus Luteum

• Follicular Stimulation

• Ovarian Cyst

• Cervix

Which hormone is not common in female reproduction?

• Estrogen

• Luteinizing Hormone

• Oxytocin

• Testosterone

The development of an egg from start to ovulation is known as what?

• Oogenesis

• Folliculogenesis

• Spermatogenesis

• Eggogenesis

Which is the correct order of organs from the most internal to the most external?

• Vagina > Vulva > Uterus > Cervix > Infundibulum > Ovary > Uterine Horn

• Ovary > Vulva > Uterus > Cervix > Infundibulum > Ovary > Vagina

• Ovary > Infundibulum > Oviduct > Uterus > Cervix > Vagina > Vulva

• Vagina > Ovary > Uterine Horn > Cervix > Infundibulum > Vulva > Uterine Horn

What are the three stages in feline parturition?

• Cervical Dilation, Contractions, Expulsion of the Placenta

• Cervical Dilation, Expulsion of the Placenta, Nursing

• Blastomere Development, Cervical Dilation, Contractions

• Morulation, Blastulation, Contractions