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WorksheetsTHE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is the function of X?
Produce ovum through oogenesis
Secrete female hormones
Secrete inhibin
Fertilization site
When does oogenesis start?
Before birth
After birth
After puberty
After menopause
Before birth, the oogenesis process produce .. ?
Primary oocyte
Primordial follicle
Secondary oocyte
Ovum
The development of primary oocyte stopped at .. ?
Prophase I
Metaphase I
Anaphase I
Telophase I
An increase level of FSH causes menarche to a young girl and thus activates ... to continue develop into ..
Primordial follicle, Secondary follicle
Secondary follicle, Primordial follicle
Primary oocyte, Secondary oocyte
Secondary oocyte, Primary oocyte
The hormone that re-activate oogenesis by stimulating Primary oocyte to continue develop is ?
(a)
The female reproductive system between after puberty to menopause consists of .. ?
Ovarian cycle
Menstrual cycle
Fertilization
Ovulation
Basic functional cell for ovarian cycle is .. ?
Primary oocyte
Secondary oocyte
Corpus luteum
Corpus Albicans
The primary oocyte is located in a tissue called .. ?
Liquor folliculi
Ovary
Medulla
Primordial follicle
The ovarian cycle consists of .. stages.
1
2
3
4
Choose the CORRECT stages of ovarian cycle.
Luteal
Ovulation
Follicular
Mitosis
This is a primary follicle. What is Y?
Primary oocyte
Zona pellucida
Theca cell
Granulosa cell
This is a primary follicle. What is V?
Primary oocyte
Zona pellucida
Theca cell
Granulosa cell
This is a primary follicle. What is W?
Primary oocyte
Zona pellucida
Theca cell
Granulosa cell
Choose the functions of Zona pellucida that surrounds the nucleus of primary oocyte at the primary follicle.
Increase the absorptive surface for nutrient
Protect the primary oocyte
Secrete estrogen
Secrete mucous that traps pathogen
The primary follicle develops granulosa layer filled with theca cells and granulosa cells. These cells secrete .. ?
(a)
During secondary follicle stage, granulosa and follicle cell secrete .. ?
Estrogen
Progesterone
Follicle fluid
Follicle mucous
The sac that holds the follicle fluid of the follicle cell is .. ?
Amniotic sac
Yolk sac
Alveolar sac
Antrum sac
This is .. ?
Primary follicle
Secondary follicle
Graff follicle
Corpus luteum
This is .. ?
Primary follicle
Secondary follicle
Graff follicle
Corpus luteum
How to differentiate the stages of follicle during ovarian cycle?
Antrum size
Granulosa layer
Follicle fluid
During the maturation of Graff follicle in the follicular phase of ovarian cycle, there is an increasing level of ... hormone
(a)
Secondary oocyte is also known as
Ovum
Ovary
Follicle
Cumulus oopharus
The development of secondary oocyte and polar bodies before ovulation stops at .. ?
Prophase II
Metaphase II
Anaphase II
Telophase II
.... will produced by remains of granulosa cells once the secondary oocyte detach from the wall of granulosa and enters the antrum.
Zona pellucida
Zona granulosa
Corona radiata
Cumulus Oophorus
Ovulation usually happens on ..
Day 10
Day 14
Day 20
Day 28
Choose the related activities of ovary during Ovulation.
Wall of granulosa destruct and push ovum to fallopian tube
Ovum is able to move with the help of corona radiata
Graff follicle degenerate
Corpus luteum produced
The degeneration of Graff follicle and development of Corpus luteum is controlled by .. hormone.
FSH
LH
Estrogen
Progestrone
Why is progesterone needed in the ovarian cycle?
To stimulate the ovulation phase
To stimulate the development of primary oocyte
To stimulate the endometrium to thicken
To enhance fertilization
T is produced after the ovulation. It also metabolize cholesterol into progesterone. What is T?
Graff follicle
Corpus luteum
Corpus albicans
Ovum
Corpus luteum is eventually degenerate, producing P. P looks white compare to Corpus luteum which is yellow in color. P is .. ?
Graff follicle
Corpus luteum
Corpus albicans
Corona radiata
What is the function of H?
To help sperm move towards ovum during fertilization
To produce ovum
To secrete female hormones
To support or supply nutrients of an embryo
Choose the CORRECT layers of uterus
Epimerium
Perimetrium
Myometrium
Endometrium
Which one is the FUNCTIONAL ZONE?
R
S
T
Which one is the BASAL ZONE?
R
S
T
Which one is made of epithelial tissues and has many glands?
R
S
T
Which one is made of smooth muscles and is rich with blood vessels?
R
S
T
Which one is made of connective tissue and cover the entire organ?
R
S
T
What is menstrual cycle?
The changes of ovary within 28 days
The changes of endometrium layer within 28 days
The changes of ovary within 10 days
The changes of endometrium layer within 10 days
This is pituitary hormone levels during ovarian cycle. K increases rapidly near the ovulation day. What is K?
FSH
LH
Estrogen
Progesterone
J is sex hormone. It rises towards the end of menstrual cycle. What is J?
FSH
LH
Estrogen
Progesterone
The menstrual cycle is divided into .. stages.
1
2
3
4
These are menstrual cycle's stages EXCEPT
Ovulation
Menstrual
Proliferative
Secretory
How does the degeneration of endometrium during menstrual cycle happen?
Lack of oxygen supply due to vasoconstriction of myometrium
Lack of carbon dioxide supply due to vasoconstriction of myometrium
Lack of oxygen supply due to vasodilation of myometrium
Lack of carbon dioxide supply due to vasodilation of myometrium
The loss of endometrium layer during menstrual phase immediately replace during ... ?
Ovulation
Proliferative
Secretion
How does the replacement of endometrium layer happens?
Epithelial cell in basal zone rapidly differentiated and replace the tissue
Epithelial cell in perimetrium rapidly differentiated and replace the tissue
Connective tissue in basal zone rapidly differentiated and replace the tissue
Connective cell in perimetrium rapidly differentiated and replace the tissue
The proliferative phase is stimulated by ... at the same time as the development of primary follicle in the ovarian cycle.
FSH
LH
Estrogen
Progesterone
.... phase of menstrual cycle starts after ovulation.
Menstrual
Proliferative
Secretion
Towards the end of menstrual cycle (day 27-28), a decreasing level of estrogen and progesterone caused by ....
Degeneration of corpus luteum
Degeneration of Graff follicle
Degeneration of endometrium layer of uterus
Choose the possible diseases of menstrual.
Amenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea
Polimenorrhea
Hemorrhagic
The .... layer of ovum contain a binding site to sperm.
Granulosa
Corona radiata
Cumulus oophorus
Zona pellucida
The biding of sperm to binding site of corona radiata stimulates the release of .. enzyme
Lysozyme
Acrosine
Acrosome
Lysosome
When the sperm successfully enter ovum's nucleus, the tail will detach and .... will change to block other sperm from penetrate.
Granulosa layer
Corona radiata
Cumulus oophogus
Zona pellucida
A fertilized ovum is called ?
(a)
The basis of a pregnancy test is to identify the presence of .. ?
LH
Estrogen
hCG
GnRH
If fertilization occurs and produce a zygote, the blastocyst cell will produce hCG. It replaces ... to stimulate corpus luteum to continue produce ...
LH, estrogen
LH, progesterone
LH, FSH
LH, LH
When the pregnancy reach its full term, .... hormone increases
Oxytocin
Calcitonin
Relaxin
Inhibin
The ... gland is also develop fully towards the end of pregnancy.
Mammary
Pituitary
Salivary
Pineal
Choose the CORRECT role of oxytocin during and after labor.
Stimulate uterus contraction
Influence milk ejection
Produce milk
Maintain the uterus strong to hold fetus
Oxytocin stimulates the rhythmic contraction onto the uterus causing .. ?
Allows fetal's head exposed at the opening of cervix
Rupture of amniotic sac
Opening of cervix
Vasoconstriction of myometrium
