Premature infants and high levels of GnRF

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Premature infants and high levels of GnRF

1.Premature infants born at 24 weeks gestation face a wide spectrum of physiological problems . The problems arise because, prior to the third trimester of pregnancy, fetuses
a) depend upon amniotic fluid for nutrients
b) have not yet begun cell specialization
c) have organs that are underdeveloped
d) depend upon amniotic fluid for oxygen

*I think its c*

2. In humans, high levels of GnRF cause the pituitary to release
a) estrogen and progesterone
b) progesterone and FSH
c) LH and FSH
d) LH and estrogen

*I think its d*

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9 years ago

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2. In humans, high levels of GnRF cause the pituitary to release
a) estrogen and progesterone
b) progesterone and FSH
c) LH and FSH
d) LH and estrogen

*I think its d*

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9 years ago

Quote from: peaches+cream (9 years ago)

.Premature infants born at 24 weeks gestation face a wide spectrum of physiological problems . The problems arise because, prior to the third trimester of pregnancy, fetuses
a) depend upon amniotic fluid for nutrients
b) have not yet begun cell specialization
c) have organs that are underdeveloped
d) depend upon amniotic fluid for oxygen

Have organs that are underdeveloped

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peaches+cream Author

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9 years ago

Thanks!! You've been tons of help with all my questions

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