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Chapter 20: Pregnancy, Development, and Lactation
Colville: Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians, 3rd Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Sexual stimuli in the male results from high levels of __ in the female.
more blood being brought to erectile tissue by arteries and veins than when the
male is not sexually stimulated.
more blood entering erectile tissue from arteries than leaving through veins.
more semen entering erectile tissue from veins than leaving through arteries.
more semen pooled in the root of the penis than when the penis is not erect.
3. Intromission is the term for
insertion of a penis into a vagina.
the changes spermatozoa undergo in the female reproductive tract.
the time it takes for spermatozoa to reach an ovum.
4. Which two species deposit semen directly into the uterus during ejaculation?
5. In species that don’t deposit semen directly into the uterus, where does ejaculation deposit the
semen?
lower portion of the vagina
upper portion of the vagina
6. Copulation results in the release of __, a hormone, from the posterior pituitary gland.
7. Spermatozoa are transported to the oviducts in just minutes due primarily to
8. Capacitation is the term for
insertion of a penis into a vagina.
the changes spermatozoa undergo in the female reproductive tract.
the time it takes for spermatozoa to reach an oviduct.
9. The acrosome of the spermatozoa is found
at the caudal tip of the tail of the spermatozoa.
covering the head of the spermatozoa.
encircling the midpiece of the spermatozoa.
in the nucleus of the spermatozoa.
10. The acrosome of the spermatozoa contains
a diploid number of chromosomes.
a haploid number of chromosomes.
11. What is the maximum number of spermatozoa that can enter an ovum to fertilize the ovum?
12. In addition to the corona radiata, a spermatozoon must also pass through the __, a thick gel
that surrounds the ovum, to fertilize the ovum.
13. As soon as an ovum is fertilized it is called a
diploid chromosome number.
haploid chromosome number.
hollow center with a bump of cells on one side.
15. The rapid mitosis that occurs while the fertilized ovum is moving toward the uterus is
16. What stage of zygote development implants in the uterus?
17. Implantation occurs in the __ of the uterus.
18. The multilayered, fluid-filled, membranous sac that develops around an embryo is the
19. The umbilical cord connects the
fetus to the umbilical artery.
fetus to the umbilical vein.
20. The blood vessel that carries oxygen-rich blood to the developing fetus is the
21. The urachus carries fluid from the fetal urinary bladder to the
22. How many placental sacs surround a fetus during its development?
23. The part of the placenta that attaches to the uterus is the
24. Which membrane of the placenta forms a sac immediately around the fetus?
25. Which type of placental attachment is characterized by attachment sites called placentomes?
26. A placentome consists of an area on the surface of the placenta called the
27. A placentome consists of an area on the lining of the uterus called the
28. Which type of placental attachment is seen in dogs and cats?
29. Which type of placental attachment is seen in pigs and horses?
30. Which type of placental attachment is most likely to give rise to a retained placenta?
31. Which type of placental attachment is seen in cattle and sheep?
32. When does an embryo become a fetus?
during the first trimester of pregnancy
during the second trimester of pregnancy
during the third trimester of pregnancy
during travel from the oviduct to the uterus
33. When during pregnancy do body tissues, organs, and systems develop?
during the first trimester of pregnancy
during the fourth trimester of pregnancy
during the second trimester of pregnancy
during the third trimester of pregnancy
34. The period of pregnancy for dogs and cats is approximately
35. Humans and __ have approximately the same period of pregnancy, 9 months.
36. What three compounds must interact to begin uterine contractions?
estrogen, oxytocin, prostaglandin F2-alpha
glucocorticoid hormones, estrogen, oxytocin
oxytocin, progesterone, glucocorticoid hormones
prostaglandin F2-alpha, progesterone, oxytocin
37. During what stage of labor does the cervix relax?
38. During what stage of labor do the placental sacs rupture?
39. Which stage of the labor is characterized by strong uterine and abdominal muscle
contractions?
40. During what stage of labor is the placenta delivered?
41. During what stage of labor is the fetus delivered?
42. Another name for a difficult birth is
43. An embryotomy is performed on a/an
abnormally presented fetus.
44. The return of the uterus to its nonpregnant size after giving birth is called _ of the uterus.
45. Which species of animal has mammary glands only in the inguinal region?
46. How many quarters of a bovine udder share one milk-secreting system?
47. Where does milk accumulate when milk letdown has occurred?
alveolar duct and alveoli
gland sinus and teat sinus
teat sinus and alveolar duct
48. The milk-secreting units of the mammary gland are the
49. The streak canal connects the __ to the outside.
50. Most of the hormones from the __ are involved in some way with mammary gland growth and
development.
51. Lactation is started under the influence of
adrenal cortex hormones, progestins, and growth hormones.
estrogen, prolactin, and progesterone.
progestins, growth hormones, and estrogen.
prolactin, growth hormone, and adrenal cortex hormones.
immediately after implantation.
immediately after parturition.
toward the beginning of the second trimester.
toward the end of the third trimester of pregnancy.
53. The difference between milk and colostrum is that colostrum has
a higher level of antibodies.
a longer period of production.
a lower level of amino acids.
54. In order for passive immunity to be transferred from mother to offspring, the newborn must
have colostrum within
a few minutes after birth.
55. How long does the passive immunity a newborn receives from its mother last?
56. There is often a normal short delay between when a newborn starts nursing and when milk
starts freely flowing from the teat because of a delay in the action of