Biol 360 - Biology of Human Sexuality » Spring 2022 » M3B Female Endocrinology
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Question #1
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. menstruation stops
A.
primary amenorrhea
B.
oligomenorrhea
C.
PMS
D.
Secondary amenorrhea
Question #2
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. physical discomfort or mood changes occurring prior to menstruation
A.
primary amenorrhea
B.
oligomenorrhea
C.
PMDD
D.
PMS
Question #3
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. infrequent or very light periods
A.
oligomenorrhea
B.
dysmenorrhea
C.
PMDD
D.
primary amenorrhea
Question #4
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. no menstruation starting at puberty
A.
oligomenorrhea
B.
primary amenorrhea
C.
PMS
D.
Secondary amenorrhea
Question #5
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. causes mood changes severe enough to affect relationships
A.
primary amenorrhea
B.
PMS
C.
PMDD
D.
oligomenorrhea
Question #6
There are several conditions associated with menstruation. Match the general description. painful menstruation
A.
oligomenorrhea
B.
primary amenorrhea
C.
dysmenorrhea
D.
PMDD
Question #7
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible. Estrogen
A.
Influences sexual desire
B.
Thickens cervical mucus Levels peak during the luteal phase Causes the basal body temperature to rise
C.
Influences the development of female sex characteristics Maintains the vaginal membrane Increase leads to a spike in LH Causes cervical mucus to thin
Question #8
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible. Progesterone
A.
Thickens cervical mucus Levels peak during the luteal phase Causes the basal body temperature to rise
B.
Influences sexual desire
C.
Influences the development of female sex characteristics Maintains the vaginal membrane Increase leads to a spike in LH Causes cervical mucus to thin
Question #9
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible.Testosterone
A.
Influences sexual desire
B.
Thickens cervical mucus Levels peak during the luteal phase Causes the basal body temperature to rise
C.
Influences the development of female sex characteristics Maintains the vaginal membrane Increase leads to a spike in LH Causes cervical mucus to thin
Question #10
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible. Estrogen
A.
Triggers the endometrium to secrete nutrients Produced by the corpus luteum Drop in level triggers menstruation
B.
Helps maintain muscle mass
C.
Controlled by positive and negative feedback Secreted by the developing follicle Causes endometrium to build up Levels peak during the follicular phase
Question #11
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible. Progesterone
A.
Helps maintain muscle mass
B.
Controlled by positive and negative feedback Secreted by the developing follicle Causes endometrium to build up Levels peak during the follicular phase
C.
Triggers the endometrium to secrete nutrients Produced by the corpus luteum Drop in level triggers menstruation
Question #12
Three key hormones in regulating the female reproductive system are estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. Choose each change or event to the hormone that is responsible. Testosterone
A.
Triggers the endometrium to secrete nutrients Produced by the corpus luteum Drop in level triggers menstruation
B.
Controlled by positive and negative feedback Secreted by the developing follicle Causes endometrium to build up Levels peak during the follicular phase
C.
Helps maintain muscle mass
Question #13
Place the events in order that would lead to changes in the endometrium. Start with secretion of GnRH by the hypothalamus.
A.
hypothalamus secretes GnRH Gonadotropins are released. Pituitary detects an increase in the hormone signal. Uterus detects an increase in the hormone signal. Ovaries detect an increase in the hormone signal. Estrogen production increases. Endometrium thickens.
B.
hypothalamus secretes GnRH Gonadotropins are released. Ovaries detect an increase in the hormone signal. Pituitary detects an increase in the hormone signal. Estrogen production increases. Endometrium thickens. Uterus detects an increase in the hormone signal.
C.
hypothalamus secretes GnRH Ovaries detect an increase in the hormone signal. Uterus detects an increase in the hormone signal. Pituitary detects an increase in the hormone signal. Gonadotropins are released. Estrogen production increases. Endometrium thickens.
D.
hypothalamus secretes GnRH Pituitary detects an increase in the hormone signal. Gonadotropins are released. Ovaries detect an increase in the hormone signal. Estrogen production increases. Uterus detects an increase in the hormone signal. Endometrium thickens.
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