Human Reproduction
Final Examination
Name: Reyna Jane N. Yunting
Date: _____January 6, 2023_____
Part I. Choose 3 questions only. Write your chosen question and your answer on
the table.
 What is chief role of the male in the reproductive process?
 Differentiate spermatogenesis from oogenesis.
 State at least 3 facts about fertilization.
 Give 5 functions of placenta.
 Explain the important role of a mother and a father in the whole process of
pregnancy.
 State the importance of Planned Parenthood.
Question
Give 5 functions of placenta.
State at least 3 facts about fertilization.
Differentiate spermatogenesis from
oogenesis.
Course & Year: __BSIT 2___
Answer
 Provides your baby with oxygen and
nutrients. 
 Removes harmful waste and carbon
dioxide from your baby. 
 Produces hormones that help your
baby grow. 
 Passes immunity from you to your
baby.
  Fetal protection.
 Fertilization doesn’t always occur,
even if you ovulate
 Fertilization occurs in the fallopian
tubes
 An identical twin pregnancy occurs
when the fertilized egg splits
The mechanisms by which male and
female gametes are created are
spermatogenesis and oogenesis,
 respectively. While oogenesis aids in the
development of ova, spermatogenesis
results in the production of sperm. When
sperm and ova are fertilized, a zygote is
created, which then grows into an embryo.

In addition, one mature ovum is produced

in oogenesis, and four mature sperm are
produced in spermatogenesis.

Part II. Identify 4 methods used in preventing pregnancy that you think would suit
you and discuss briefly how it works.

 Most commonly reported method of

Oral contraception. The combined pill contains

estrogen and progestin while the mini pill
Contraceptive Pill contains only one hormone, progestin. The pill
can have many benefits, however remembering
to take it on time is a must.

Female condoms are a barrier method of

contraception worn inside the vagina. They prevent

Female Condoms pregnancy by stopping sperm meeting an egg. A

female condom can be put into the vagina before
sex, but make sure the penis does not come into
contact with the vagina before the condom has been
put in.

This injection contains a synthetic version of

Contraceptive progestogen. It’s given into a woman’s
buttocks or the upper arm, and over the next
Injection 12 weeks the hormone is slowly released
into the bloodstream.

This method sees the woman place a flexible plastic ring

Contraceptive in her vagina. It slowly releases the hormones oestrogen
and progestogen which are the same hormones used in

Ring the combined oral contraceptive pill, but at a lower dose.

The ring stays in place for three weeks, and then removed
for a week before popping a new one in.