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Anatomy and Physiology

Kenneth Saladin

Chapter 29

Human Development and Aging - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

00:45

Problem 1

When a conceptus arrives in the uterus, it is at what stage of development?
a. zygote
b. morula
c. blastomere
d. blastocyst
e. embryo

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02:34

Problem 2

The entry of a sperm nucleus into an egg must be preceded by
a. the cortical reaction.
b. the acrosomal reaction.
c. the fast block.
d. implantation.
e. cleavage.

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01:09

Problem 3

The stage of the conceptus that implants in the uterine wall is
a. a blastomere.
b. a morula.
c. a blastocyst.
d. an embryo.
e. a zygote.

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01:27

Problem 4

Chorionic villi develop from
a. the zona pellucida.
b. the endometrium.
c. the syncytiotrophoblast.
d. the embryoblast.
e. the corona radiata.

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02:56

Problem 5

Which of these results from aneuploidy?
a. Turner syndrome
b. fetal alcohol syndrome
c. nondisjunction
d. progeria
e. rubella

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00:19

Problem 6

Fetal urine accumulates in the and contributes to the fluid there.
a. placental sinus
b. yolk sac
c. allantois
d. chorion
e. amnion

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00:43

Problem 7

Cells may be limited in how many times they can divide because of shortening of the of their chromosomes at each division.
a. blastomeres
b. centromeres
c. telomeres
d. life expectancy
e. autosomes

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02:07

Problem 8

Photoaging is a major factor in the senescence of
a. the integumentary system.
b. the eyes.
c. the nervous system.
d. the skeletal system.
e. the cardiovascular system.

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00:41

Problem 9

Which of these is not a common effect of senescence?
a. reduced synthesis of vitamin D
b. atrophy of the kidneys
c. atrophy of the cerebral gyri
d. increased risk of intervertebral disc herniation
e. reduced pulmonary vital capacity

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01:49

Problem 10

For the first 8 weeks of gestation, a conceptus is nourished mainly by
a. the placenta.
b. amniotic fluid.
c. colostrum.
d. decidual cells.
e. yolk cytoplasm.

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01:05

Problem 11

Viruses and chemicals that cause congenital anatomical deformities are called

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00:08

Problem 12

Aneuploidy is caused by , the failure of two homologous chromosomes to separate in meiosis.

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01:38

Problem 13

The maximum age attainable by a member of the human species is called the

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01:54

Problem 14

The average age attained by humans in a given population is called the

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01:21

Problem 15

Fetal blood flows through growths called ___ which project into the placental sinus.

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01:14

Problem 16

The enzymes with which a sperm penetrates an egg are contained in an organelle called the

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01:32

Problem 17

Stiffening of the arteries, joints, and lenses in old age may be a result of cross-linking between molecules.

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02:00

Problem 18

An enlarged tongue, epicanthal folds of the eyes, and mental retardation are characteristic of a genetic anomaly called

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00:20

Problem 19

The fossa ovalis is a remnant of a fetal shunt called the

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01:35

Problem 20

A developing individual is first classified as a/an when the three primary germ layers have formed.

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