Anatomy Year 2 Test 3 Long Answers

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Anatomy Year 2 Test 3 Long Answers
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Central organs of the endocrine system are: A. B. C. A. Hypothalamus B. Epiphysis C. Hypophysis
According to its affinity for different dyes adenohypophysis cells are divided into: A. B. A. Acidophilic B. Basophilic
The parts of the adenohypophysis are: A. B. C. A. Pars tuberalis B. Pars distalis C. Pars intermedia
The hormones of the neurohypophysis are: A. B. A. Vazopresin/antodiuretic hormone B. Oxitocyn
The system of the hypothalamic-adenohypophysis blood supply is called ................. Portal Hypophysis System
The cells of the thyroid gland are: A. B. A.Thyrocytes B. Parafollicular cells / calcitonin
Specify how the cells of the medullar part of the adrenal glands and their secretory products are called: A. B. A. Adrenocytes - Adrenaline B. Epinephrocytes - noradrenalin
The zones of the cortex of the adrenal gland are: A. B. C. A. Zona glomeruloza B. Zona fasciculata C. Zona reticularis
The cells that produce releasing factors are located in the following nuclei in hypothalamus: A. B. C. A. Nucleus Dorsomedialis B. Nucleus Ventromedialis C. Nucleus infundibularis
B cells in the endocrine pancreas represent .....% of the islets of Langerhans and produce the hormone .................. 75% and insulin
The secretory cells of the epiphysis are ............. and produce the hormone ............. Pinealocytes; Melatonin, Serotonin
Connect hormones with glands: A.Aldosterone B.Melatonin C.Somatotropin D.Thyroxin E.Insulin 1.Adenohypophysis 2.Adrenal Gland 3.Islets of Langerhans 4.Epiphysis 5.Thyroid Gland A.Aldosterone - 2.Adrenal Gland B.Melatonin - 4.Epiphysis C.Somatotropin - 1.Adenohypophysis D.Thyroxin - 5.Thyroid Gland E.Insulin - 3.Islets of Langerhans
A.Supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei. B.Mediobasal and tuberal nuclei 1.Secretion of the antidiuretic hormone 2.Secretion of liberins and statins 3.Connected with neurohypophysis 4.Secretion of oxytocin 5.Secretion in the capillary network of median eminence A.Supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei. - 1.Secretion of the antidiuretic hormone 3.Connected with neurohypophysis 4.Secretion of oxytocin B.Mediobasal and tuberal nuclei - 2.Secretion of liberins and statins 5.Secretion in the capillary network of median eminence
Connect the relevant endocrine glands with embryonal structures from which they are originated; A.Adenohypophysis B.Epiphysis C.Adrenal Cortex D.Parathyroid Gland E.Thyroid 1.Neuroectoderm 2.Endoderm 3.Ectoderm of the oral cavity 4.Mesoderm 1.Neuroectoderm - B.Epiphysis, D.Parathyroid Gland 2.Endoderm - E.Thyroid 3.Ectoderm of the oral cavity - A.Adenohypophysis 4.Mesoderm - C.Adrenal Cortex
A.Islets of Langerhans B.Cortex of the adrenal gland C.Thyroid gland D.Epiphysis E.Leydig cells 1.Crystalloids of Reinke 2.Adrenocorticocytes 3.C -cells 4.B -cells 5.Acervulus A.Islets of Langerhans - 4.B -cells B.Cortex of the adrenal gland - 2.Adrenocorticocytes C.Thyroid gland - 3.C -cells D.Epiphysis - 5.Acervulus E.Leydig cells - 1.Crystalloids of Reinke
Connect each description with the gland: A.Follicles B.Chromafin cells C.Portal circulation D.Pinealocytes E.Bodies of Herring 1.Neurohypophysis 2.Adenohypophysis 3.Medulla of the Adrenal gland 4.Thyroid Gland 5.Epiphysis A.Follicles - 4.Thyroid Gland B.Chromafin cells - 3.Medulla of the Adrenal gland C.Portal circulation - 2.Adenohypophysis D.Pinealocytes - 5.Epiphysis E.Bodies of Herring - 1.Neurohypophysis
The supporting ligaments of the uterus are: A. B. C. D. A. Broad ligament B. Round ligament of the uterus C. Cardinal ligament D. Uterosacral Ligament
The ovary has two poles (extremities): A. B. A. Tubal extremity B.Uterine Extremity
The ovary is covered by a layer of cuboidal cells, that is called....................... Germinal epithelium
The hormones produced by the ovary are: A. B. A. Estrogen B. Progesterone
The anatomical parts of the Fallopian Tube are: A. B. C. D. A. Anterior Lobe B. Posterior Lobe C. Median Lobe D. Lateral Lobe
The anatomical parts of the epididymis are: A. B. C. A. The head (Caput) B. The Body (Corpus) C. The Tail (Cause)
The phases of the ovarial-menstrual cycle are: A. B. C. A.Follicular Phase B. Ovulation Phase C. Luteal Phase
The upper part of the corpus uteri is ................ Fundus
The widest part of the ductus deferens which lies on the bottom of urinary bladder is .................... Ampulla
The epithelium of the vagina is:............ Stratified squamous non-keratinising epithelium
The phases of the development of the corpus luteum are: A. B. C. D. A. Corpus hemorrhagicum B. Developing corpus leteum C. Mature corpus luteum D. Regressing corpus luteum
The follicules in the ovarium are: A. B. C. D. A. Primordial Follicle B. Primary Follicle C. Secondary Follicle D. Graffian Follicle
Which are the anatomical parts of ductus deferens? A. B. C. D. A. Testicular B. Funicular C. Inguinal D. Pelvic
The endocrine cells of the testis are............ Leydig Cells
A.Ductus deferens B. Ductuli efferentes C. Rete testis C. Ductus epididymis 1. Two-layered columnar epithelium with stereocilia 2. Localization in the mediastinum testis 3. Irregular epithelium with cuboidal and columnar cells 4. Very thick tunica musclaris 5. Simple cuboidal epithelium A.Ductus deferens 1. Two-layered columnar epithelium with stereocilia + 4. Very thick tunica musclaris B. Ductuli efferentes - 3. Irregular epithelium with cuboidal and columnar cells C. Rete testis - 2. Localization in the mediastinum testis + 5. Simple cuboidal epithelium D. Ductus epididymis - 1. Two-layered columnar epithelium with stereocilia
A. Ovary B. Uterus 1. Extremitas tubaria and extremitas uterinae 2. Tube organ 3. Endometrium, Myometrium, Perimetrium 4. Located in excavatio rectouterina 5. Parenchymal organ A. Ovary 1. Extremitas tubaria and extremitas uterinae 4. Located in excavatio rectouterina 5. Parenchymal organ B. Uterus 2. Tube organ 3. Endometrium, Myometrium, Perimetrium
A. Ovary B. Uterus 1. Germinative epithelium 2. There are follicles 3. There is three- layered wall 4. Corpus leteum 5. Lig. teres uteri A. Ovary - 1. Germinative epithelium 2. There are follicles 4. Corpus leteum B. Uterus 3. There is three- layered wall 5. Lig. teres uteri
A. Ovary B. Uterus 1. Lig. suspensorium overii 2. Lig. ovarii propium 3. Lig. teres uteri 4. Lig. latum uteri 5. Mesovarium A. Ovary 1. Lig. suspensorium overii 2. Lig. ovarii propium 5. Mesovarium B. Uterus 3. Lig. teres uteri 4. Lig. latum uteri
A. Canaliculus siminiferus contorti B. Testicular Interstitium 1. There are Sertoli cells 2. There are Leigid cells 3. Peritubular myofibroblasts 4. Participates in the blood-testicular barrier 5. Basal membrane A. Canaliculus siminiferus contorti 1. There are Sertoli cells 3. Peritubular myofibroblasts 4. Participates in the blood-testicular barrier 5. Basal membrane B. Testicular Interstitium 2. There are Leigid cells
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