This quiz titled 'Block 7 Reproduction Creighton Univ w xpl pt 3' assesses knowledge on human reproductive physiology, covering topics like hormonal functions, semen composition, and gynecomastia. It is designed for medical students preparing for exams, enhancing understanding of reproductive system intricacies.
Crowded glands
Bone metastasis
Perineural invasion
Absence of basal cells
PSA > 4ng/mL
Actually, all of the above are true
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Pelvic inflammatory disease
Appendicitis
Toxemia of pregnancy
Fallopian tube rupture from ectopic pregnancy
Fibroma-thecoma
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Maintenance of pregnancy
Positive feedback on FSH and LH
Development of secondary sex characteristics
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Vasectomy in male partner
Bilateral salpingectomy
Intrauterine device
15 years of oral contraceptive use
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The functionalis does not breakdown during menses
The functionalis is largely unresponsive to estrogen
The functionalis produces estrogen
The functionalis is more responsive to estrogen
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Leydig cell tumor
Teratoma
Spermatocytic seminoma
Choriocarcinoma
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PTH normally stimulates bone resorption, but intermittent PTH stimulates bone formation
PTH normally stimulates bone formation, and daily injections keep plasma PTH levels continually elevated
PTH normally stimulates bone resorption, but intermittent PTH causes inhibition of calcitonin
PTH antagonizes vitamin D excretion, causing increased bone formation
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Anti-epileptic drugs do not affect birth control pills
A birth control pill may be more because of her anti-epileptic medications
A birth control pill may be less because of her anti-epileptic medications
Birth control pills are unsafe with her condition. Natural family planning methods should be explored
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She is at risk for developing seizures
Her kidneys would likely show fibrin deposits
This condition often occurs at any stage in pregnancy
She is at risk for developing DIC
She will likely improve upon delivering the baby
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Increased HDL, increased LDL, increased lipoproteins
Increased HDL, increased LDL, decreased lipoproteins
Increased HDL, decreased LDL, decreased lipoproteins
Decreased HDL, decreased LDL, decreased lipoproteins
Decreased HDL, decreased LDL, increased lipoproteins
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Epididymis
Seminal vesicles
Ductus deferens
Rete testis
Seminiferous tubules
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Intercourse 4-5 days before ovulation
Intercourse 1-3 days before ovulation
Intercourse on the day of ovulation
Intercourse 1-3 days after ovulation
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Inhibition of LH surge
Inhibition of FSH
Altered lipid profile
Induction of PTH
Decreased antithrombin III
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Prolonged stimulation of the endometrium by estrogen
Prolonged stimulation of the endometrium by progesterone
Prolonged stimulation of the endometrium by estrogen and progesterone
Lack of stimulation of the endometrium
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Primordial follicle
Early primary follicle
Late primary follicle
Graafian follicle
Secondary follicle
Artery
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Unlikely if the patient has HPV 11
Almost certain if the patient has HPV 16
Almost certain regardless of which HPV she has
Avoidable if vaccinated with Gardasil®
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Mitosis
Prophase I
Metaphase I
Metaphase II
The cell is not dividing since it just completed meiosis II
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Obesity
Smoking
Hypertension
Melanoma
None of the above
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Koilocytes with two nuclei
Hyperchromic nuclei with little cytoplasm
CIN III on two consecutive Pap smears
Spindle cells in the presence of CIN III
All of the above are highly indicative of invasive squamous carcinoma
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