Define the following terms in 4-5 sentences each:   Sex Determining Region of the Y chromosome (SRY region):   Müllerian inhibiting hormone (a.k.a. Anti- Müllerian Hormone):   Androgen:

Name one form of cancer that can be found in the male reproductive system. Describe it in detail, including symptoms and treatment options.

Identify the exposures and outcomes from the following statements and match as appropriate. (There are more options than needed).                                                                                                         Researchers are interested to know whether laws prohibiting texting while driving have led to a reduction in road traffic accidents.                                                                                                          Regular intake of fish that are rich in mercury during pregnancy could lead to nervous system damage of the fetus                                                                                                         Neural tube defects in the fetus can be prevented by regular folic acid supplementation in women who are pregnant and/or planning to be pregnant                                                                                                         As a researcher, you are curious…

Discuss the hormonal and physical changes required for gametes to be produced and released, and relating those to associated hormonal influence.

Name two sex linked diseases in males.

List two different classifications of drugs used for pain relief during labor and birth, and include potential side effects of the drugs on the fetus

What are the common risk factors associated with the development of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in women?

Define the following terms in 4-5 sentences each:   Phenotypic sex:   Genetic sex:   Müllerian duct:   Wolffian duct:

explain for 4 signs and symptoms that may be seen in prostate cancer

provide a summarization of the following paragraph(s) in bullet points  Perimenopausal and Postmenopausal Years Female aging is associated with genetically determineddeclining DHEAS and T (Fig. 2) (9, 10, 15, 16). In parallel, sexual desire declines with age (17, 18). Decreased sexual desire with ‘‘reverse adrenarche’’has long been associated with clinical disruptions (Table 2) of endogenous androgen decline. Examples include oophorectomy, oral estrogen therapy, adrenal insufficiency, corticosteroid adrenal suppression, and hypopituitarism (19–21). Aging afflicts sexual endocrinology in other ways. Engagement in a secure and attractive relationship, a safe place, good health, and no drugs remain as core issues. Declining estrogens. Estradiol secretion, chaotic during peri- menopausal years, declines to very low levels after menopause. Estrogen withdrawal increases tissue fragility, increases vaginal and urinary infections, irritation, dryness, urogenital pain, and susceptibility to…