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Hormones in Menstruation & Contraception

By Leon Chan

Press F5 to start

Keep a score of how many you get right

to see what prize you get at the end.Have fun, even though you probably won’t.

1) Let’s start easy

Which of these hormones causes an egg to mature in the ovaries?

Oestrogen FSH

LH Progesterone

That’s right!

FSH causes an egg to mature and is produced in the pituitary gland and also stimulates the ovaries to produce oestrogen.Oestrogen then stop the further release of FSH and causes the pituitary gland to produce LH.Finally, LH stimulates the release of an egg. Click to Continue

How did you get that wrong?!It was of course FSH!

FSH causes an egg to mature and is produced in the pituitary gland and also stimulates the ovaries to produce oestrogen.Oestrogen then stops the further release of FSH and causes the pituitary gland to produce LH.Finally, LH stimulates the release of an egg.

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2) What else do you know?

At what day in the menstrual cycle is the egg released?

Day 16 Day 4

Day 14 Thursday

Congratulations!Day 1 is when the uterus lining breaks down and the bleeding starts. This lasts for about 4 days. The lining builds up again from day 4 to 14 and then the egg is released at day 14 as you know.If no fertilised egg lands on the wall by day 28, the lining breaks down again and the cycle starts again.

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Why did you even pick that?...The answer was day 14!Day 1 is when the uterus lining breaks down and the bleeding starts. This lasts for about 4 days. The lining builds up again from day 4 to 14 and then the egg is released at day 14 which you SHOULD have known.If no fertilised egg lands on the wall by day 28, the lining breaks down again and the cycle starts again.

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3) But do you know this one?

How do hormones during the menstrual cycle move around the body?

They don’tThey take the bus

Along the nervous system

Through the blood stream

Correctomundo!

The hormones are secreted by glands in the body and travel through the bloodstream. They travel to certain organs to stimulate processes in the body. Other examples of this are the pancreas which controls sugar rate of metabolism.

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WROOOOOOOOOONG!

You should have got that one!The hormones are secreted by glands in the body and travel through the bloodstream. They travel to certain organs to stimulate processes in the body. Other examples of this are the pancreas which controls sugar rate of metabolism.

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4) Now about contraception

Oral contraceptives usually contain which hormones?

FSH and LHOestrogen

and Progesterone

LH and Oestrogen

FSH and Progesterone

Good show!

Oestrogen and Progesterone are used in the contraceptive pill because they stop the production of FSH, causing the egg to stop maturing. However, if the pill contains too much oestrogen, then side-effects may occur such as changes in weight, mood and blood pressure. 

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Oh dear...

The answer was oestrogen and progesterone.

They are used in the contraceptive pill because they stop the production of FSH, causing the egg to stop maturing. However, if the pill contains too much oestrogen, then side-effects may occur such as changes in weight, mood and blood pressure. 

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5) The end is in sight

What is an advantage of having a hormonal implant rather than taking contraceptive pills?

The implant lasts forever

It is much more cheaper than the

pill

It is 100% effective

You don’t need to remember to use

the pill

You chose incorrectly

Yeah, that one was wrong.If you have the implant, you don’t need to worry about taking the pill constantly.However, the implant is NOT 100% effective and still does cost quite a lot. The implant also lasts 3 years and you will have to get another one once that time is over. Click to pick a

prize!

Excellent job!

If you have the implant, you don’t need to worry about taking the pill constantly.However, the implant is NOT 100% effective and still does cost quite a lot. The implant also lasts 3 years and you will have to get another one once that time is over.

Click to pick a prize!

How many did you get right?

0 1

2 3

4 5

You really got 0?

You need to revise more. If you did better, you could have chose what prize you get! For now, have a piece of toast.

END

1? Was that a lucky guess?

Well for getting 1, you get a choice of 2!

Prize 1 Prize 2

Left half of a pair of scissors!

Guess what the other prize is!

ENDChoose a different

prize

Right half of a pair of scissors!

Guess what the other prize is!

ENDChoose a different

prize

You could have done better

At least you didn’t get 0! Pick a prize!

Prize 1 Prize 2

A Digestive Biscuit!

Sorry if you don’t like them.

ENDChoose a different

prize

Dog food!

Hope you like it!

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prize

Not bad I suppose

For that, a choice of 2.

Prize 1 Prize 2

Balloons!

Blow them up yourself.

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prize

A new car!

A toy one, that is.

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prize

Almost perfect!

A special 3 to choose from.

Prize 1 Prize 2

Prize 3

Mouse Trap

Have fun setting it up.

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prize

A pair of binoculars

To help you revise and see those tiny words.

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prize

A pet bee!

That picture isn’t the real one.

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prize

Great job!

Some great prizes on offer for you!

Prize 1 Prize 2

Prize 3 Prize 4

A tiny elephant!

Tiny just so you can keep it.

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prize

A rainbow lemon!

You decide whether to eat it or not.

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prize

This hat!

Now you can look incredibly stupid.

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prize

A visit to the north pole!

Stay warm.

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prize

Thanks for

playing!