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1.1 Development of the reproductive system
How do new individuals arise,
What does fusion of 2 haploid gam...,
Where do gametes sex cells sperm ...
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1.1 development of the reproductive system - 2
What is the cloaca,
What is the urogenital sinus crea...,
What is the ugs continuous with
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1.1 development of the reproductive system - descent of the gonads
Where do testis arise,
What is testis tethered to and by...,
What is labioscrotal folds
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1.2 - Origin of the gametes - females
What does gamete production involve,
What happens after proliferation ...,
What has to happen to form mature...
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1.1 development of the reproductive system - abnormal development
What is true hermaphroditism,
What does true hermaphroditism al...,
How do the genitals present in tr...
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1.2 - origin of the gametes - males
How many gametes does the male sy...,
Where do germ cells colonise,
What do the seminiferous cords in...
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2.1 - hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis
What does successful reproduction...,
What controls successful reproduc...,
Where are major controlling struc...
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2.1 - hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis: androgens, testes, ovary
What are the 3 phases of follicul...,
During the antral phase of follic...,
What happens after the cells of t...
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2.2 - the menstrual cycle
What is the reproductive cycle,
What is the purpose of the first ...,
What is ovulation usually followe...
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2.2 - the menstrual cycle: effects of hormonal changes
What do gonadotrophins affect,
What happens in the early follicu...,
What is the function of fsh and lh
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2.2 the menstrual cycle: control of the menstrual cycle
What are the oestrogen progestero...,
Where is gnrh secretion released ...,
How are the fsh and lh levels lik...
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week 1 - histology of the male reproductive system
What are the testis,
What are the testis surrounded by,
What does each testis consist of
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Histology of female reproductive system (week 2)
What are the organs of female rep...,
What are the 3 parts of the ovary,
What is the sequence of ovarian f...
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2.1 hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis: lecture
What do the output of the hypotha...,
What else does the output of the ...,
How is hypothalamic releasing hor...
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2.1 HPG axis lecture: males
Where do fsh and lh act on in mal...,
Which cells are of importance in ...,
What is the function of lsh and l...
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2.1 HPG axis lecture: females
Where do fsh and lh primarily act...,
What are the target cells of fsh ...,
What is the function of fsh and l...
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2.2 - the menstrual cycle: lecture
Describe the gamete production in...,
Describe the gamete production in...,
Effects of oestrogen on hypothala...
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2.2 - the menstrual cycle: lecture - fertilisation occured
What happens at the end of the cy...,
What is the action of human chori...,
When is hcg able to be redundant
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Histology of male reproductive system (basic)
Where do the testis lie,
What are the testis composed of,
What do the rete testis then lead to
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Histology of female reproductive system (basic)
What are the ovaries,
What are the ovaries covered in,
What is the squamous germative ep...
39
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Histology of female reproductive system (basic) - cervix, vagina
What does the cervix connect,
What is the cervix lined by up to...,
What happens to the internal aspe...
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Histology of female reproductive system (basic) - breast
What do breast tissue contains,
What are the structures within in...,
What are the relatively dense fib...
11
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3.1: puberty (workbook)
When are most primary sexual char...,
When do hormonal changes occur in...,
When do male and female reproduct...
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3.1: menopause (workbook)
What ends with menopause,
At roughly what age does menopaus...,
What is menopause associated with
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3.1 lecture: endocrinology 'Puberty and Menopause'
What is thelarche,
What is puberache,
What is menarche
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3.1 lecture: endocrinology (part 2)
What is pubertal development clas...,
How many stages are there in the ...,
What are the features which fall ...
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3.1 lecture: endocrinology: pubertal disorders
What are the types of pubertal di...,
What is precocious puberty,
What is the prevalence of precoci...
20
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3.1 lecture: endocrinology, menopause
What are the 3 stages of end of r...,
What are the 7 symptoms of menopause,
When does pre menopause typically...
22
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3.2 lecture: menstruation
What does menstrual cycle involve,
What happens during the menstrual...,
What are the key hormones in cont...
24
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3.2 lecture: abnormalities of menstruation
How long does menstruation normal...,
When is menstruation most regular,
When is menstruation longer and s...
22
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4.1 testis and scrotum (workbook)
What does the male reproductive s...,
What is the function of the paire...,
What do the paired testes contain
40
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4.1 testis and scrotum (workbook): clinical (page 57)
What is oligozoospermia,
What is azoospermia,
What is cryptorchid testis
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4.1 the duct system & spermatic cord (workbook)
Where do sperms leave the testis via,
Where do sperms enter after leavi...,
Where do efferent ducts emerge
35
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4 seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulbourethral gland
What forms the bulk of seminal fl...,
What happens during sexual arousa...,
What is the structural and functi...
30
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4 penis (workbook) p,65
What is the penis formed of,
What is the penis formed of,
What are the 3 cylindrical bodies...
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5 female reproductive tract anatomy (lecture)
Main structures of female reprodu...,
Where do gonads develop,
Descent of the ovaries
25
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5 Clinical anatomy of the female reproductive system (workbook)
What does the female reproductive...,
Where do the ovaries attach,
What are the ovaries covered by
37
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5 Clinical anatomy, female repro: uterine tubes (workbook)
What is the uterine tube,
What is the abdominal opening of ...,
What is the fimbria
17
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5 anatomy of female repro: uterus + cervix (TBC)
What is the uterus,
What is the uterus covered by,
What is the greater part of the u...
28
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6 Sexually transmitted infections (workbook)
Where is national data form stis ...,
What do gum clinics notify,
When has stis been gradually incr...
27
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6 STIs: chlamydia
What type of organisms are chlamydia,
What are the implications of chla...,
What is the infective form of chl...
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6. Chlamydia diagnosis & treatment
How do you diagnose chlamydia lab...,
What are the different types of a...,
How do you carry out immunofluore...
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6. Gonorrhoea
What is gonorrhoea a member of,
What type of bacteria is gonorrhoea,
Where does gonorrhoea grow
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6. STIs: Human papilloma virus (HPV)
What are the commonest sti diagno...,
How many types of hpv have been d...,
Do the majority of infected indiv...
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7. Coitus & Conception (workbook)
What is coitus,
From the cervix where do the sper...,
What is conception
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7. Coitus & Conception: from ovulation
By the time of ovulation what has...,
What does a secondary oocyte contain,
Where are the remaining haploid c...
31
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7. Coitus & fertilisation (lecture)
What do spermatogonia 2n mature to,
How long does it take spermatogon...,
Where are spermatozoa produced
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7. phases of coitus - males (lecture)
What are the 4 phases of coitus,
What causes sexual response excit...,
What is the biochemical process w...
37
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7. female sexual response (lecture)
What happens to the vagina during...,
What happens to the clitoris duri...,
What happens to the uterus during...
26
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7. Sexual dysfunction (lecture)
What is normal times to have sex ...,
What is hypoactive,
What is aversion
23
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7. fertilisation & sperm components (lecture)
What is the normal volume of seme...,
What is the normal sperm count pe...,
What is the total sperm count per...
28
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7. fertilisation & oocyte maturation (lecture)
What does oocyte undergo,
What happens during meiosis i of ...,
What is the perivitelline space
34
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7. sperm-oolemma binding and fusion (lecture)
How can the oocyte plasma membran...,
What is the part of the membrane ...,
Which part of the membrane is ric...
31
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7. ectopic pregnancy (lecture)
What causes ectopic pregnancy,
What is the major risk of ectopic...,
What happens to the embryo in ect...
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6. Pelvic inflammatory disease (lecture)
What is pelvic inflammatory disease,
What is endometritis,
What is salpingitis
37
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7. Contraception (lecture)
What is the effect of oestrogen i...,
Effects of oestrogen on hpg axis ...,
Effect of progesterone on hpg axi...
40
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7. Contraception 2 (lecture)
How do you inhibit sperm transport,
Which pill inhibits sperm transpo...,
What is the pop
38
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7. Infertility (lecture)
What is the definition of inferti...,
What is primary and secondary inf...,
About how many couples will have ...
35
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7. infertility investigations & management
When would you refer a female for...,
When would you refer a female for...,
Who is treated for early referral...
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Polycystic Ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
What is pcos,
What is hyperandrogenism,
How do patients present clinicall...
12
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8. Placental function and dysfunction (workbook)
What does the placenta contain,
What does a good placenta determine,
What does the placenta represent
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8. Glucose metabolism in pregnancy (workbook)
What is altered during pregnancy,
Why is glucose and amino acid met...,
What is laid down in the first ha...
14
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8. Cardiovascular changes, respiration & renal function
As pregnancy advances how is the ...,
How is the maternal vascular neog...,
Where else is there increased blo...
28
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8.1: Reproductive system (embryo, lecture) 1
In very early embryonic developme...,
Why is establishment of the place...,
What happens in week two the week...
40
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8.1 Reproductive system (embryology) 2
Where are the villi found in earl...,
Where are villi found in week 12,
What happens to the chorion and a...
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8.1: Reproductive system (embryology) 3
Why can things go wrong in transp...,
What are teratogens,
What are examples of teratogens t...
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8.2 Maternal problems in pregnancy (lecture)
What is carried out an antenatal ...,
What do you check for in history ...,
What do you check for in blood te...
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8.2 Maternal problems in pregnancy (2)
What is gestational diabetes,
What are risks associated with po...,
How do you measure gestational di...
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9. The foetal circulation (workbook)
Which organs does the placenta re...,
In the foetus blood from the umbi...,
In the absence of modification to...
30
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9. foetal growth and development (workbook)
What does the foetus rely heavily...,
When does foetal insulin secretio...,
Can the foetus excrete bilirubin ...
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9. foetal growth and development 2 (workbook)
What is the foetal period,
What happens during the foetal pe...,
What are the most important body ...
27
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9. foetal growth and development 3 (workbook)
Which is the fastest developing o...,
How much of the body weight does ...,
What are the important changes th...
38
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9. foetal physiology (lecture)
Where does materno foetal exchang...,
What are the structures involved ...,
Function of the foetal capillarie...
37
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9. foetal physiology (foetal growth - lecture)
What is necessary for foetal growth,
What are the hormones required fo...,
What is the function of insulin i...
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9. embryology: foetal growth and development (lecture)
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SGW - 8 (pregnancy)
Tissue constitute placenta barrie...,
Placenta barrier in 3rd trimester,
When does hcg peak
35
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amenorrhoea
What are the different types of a...,
What are the primary causes of hy...,
What are the secondary causes of ...
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Causes of precocious puberty
What are the 2 main causes of pre...,
What are causes of gonadotrophin ...,
What are hormone secreting tumour...
16
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