2.2 Hormonal Control (Females)

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2.2 Hormonal Control (Females)


Froggy Jumps 2.2 Hormonal Control (Females)Online version Hormonal control of the menstrual cycle by Erin 1 Roughly how long does the menstrual cycle last on average? a 14 days b 28 days c 39 days 2 Which of these is the first phase of the menstrual cycle (before ovulation)? a Luteal b Corteal c Follicular 3 Which of these is the second phase of the menstrual cycle (after ovulation)? a Luteal b Corteal c Follicular 4 What hormone triggers puberty? a Releaser Hormone b FSH c ICSH 5 Where is the releaser hormone produced? a Pituitary Gland b Ovaries c Hypothalamus 6 Where does the releaser hormone target (travel to)? a Hypothalamus b Pituitary Gland c Overies 7 Which hormone(s) are produced in the pituitary gland in females? a FSH and Oestrogen b Oestrogen and Progesterone c FSH and ICSH 8 Which hormone stimulates development of a follicle in the ovary? a FSH b ICSH c Oestrogen 9 Which hormone is produced by the follicle? a Progesterone b ICSH c Oestrogen 10 Which of these is not an effect of oestrogen? a Proliferation of endometrium b Production of progesterone in the pituitary gland c affects cervical mucus making it more easily penetrated by sperm 11 Peak levels of which hormone cause a surge in LH in the pituitary gland? a FSH b Oestrogen c Progesterone 12 A surge of LH causes.... a A surge in FSH production b Menstruation c Ovulation 13 What happens at ovulation? a Uterine lining breaks down b A mature ovum is release from the ovary c Sperm fertilises an ovum 14 After ovulation the follicle develops into... a Corpus Luteum b Embryo c Ova 15 The corpus luteum produces a FSH b LH c Progesterone 16 Which is not an effect of progesterone? a Development and vascularisation of the endometrium b Implantation of ovum into the uterine lining c Affecting consistency of cervical mucus, thickening it 17 Negative feedback in females means... a High levels of oestrogen and progesterone inhibit FSH and LH secretion in the pituitary gland b High levels of FSH and LH inhibit oestrogen and progesterone secretion in the pituitary gland c High levels of FSH and LH inhibit oestrogen and progesterone secretion in the ovary 18 Due to negative feedback, a drop in LH causes the corpus luteum to degenerate. What does this lead to? a A drop in progesterone levels b A drop in oestrogen levels c Ovulation 19 A drop in progesterone leads to a Pregnancy b Menstruation c Ovulation 20 If a woman is pregnant, what changes might be present in her hormones? a FSH levels increase b Progesterone levels do not drop c LH levels increase

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2.2 Hormonal Control (Females)

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2.2 Hormonal Control (Females)Online version

by Erin

Roughly how long does the menstrual cycle last on average?

Which of these is the first phase of the menstrual cycle (before ovulation)?

Which of these is the second phase of the menstrual cycle (after ovulation)?

What hormone triggers puberty?

Where is the releaser hormone produced?

Where does the releaser hormone target (travel to)?

Which hormone(s) are produced in the pituitary gland in females?

Which hormone stimulates development of a follicle in the ovary?

Which hormone is produced by the follicle?

Which of these is not an effect of oestrogen?

Peak levels of which hormone cause a surge in LH in the pituitary gland?

A surge of LH causes....

What happens at ovulation?

After ovulation the follicle develops into...

The corpus luteum produces

Which is not an effect of progesterone?

Negative feedback in females means...

Due to negative feedback, a drop in LH causes the corpus luteum to degenerate. What does this lead to?

A drop in progesterone leads to

If a woman is pregnant, what changes might be present in her hormones?