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estrogen effects

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ova maturation and release

establishes uterine environment

essential for transport of sperm from vagina to fertilization site

breast development in anticipation of lactation

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Progesterone effects

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preparing and maintaining environment in the uterus for nourishing development

contributes to breasts ability to produce milk

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Ovarian cycle and uterine cycle

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ovarian: what happens in the ovary
uterine: what happens in the uterus

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phases of the ovarian cycle

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follicular phase, ovulation, luteal phase, new follicualr phase

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phases of the menstrual cycle

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menstrual phase, proliferative phase, secretory phase

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follicular phase

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maturation of follicle (follicle is developing ovum and surrounding follicular cells

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luteal phase

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presence of corpus luteum (develops from ruptured follicle)

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follicles

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contain one ovum surrounded by granulosa cells

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granulosa cells

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secrete estrogen and inhibin, nourish ovum

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follicular phase- hormones

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FSH induces antrum formation around ovum. FSH and estrogen stimulate proliferation of granulosa cells

LH stimulates estrogen secretion

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follicular phase hormones again

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dominated by estrogen secretion. Thecal and follicular cells secrete estrogen

rising LH levels lead to increasing estrogen secretion

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how is ovulation controlled?

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triggered by LH surge. Surge happens when estrogen reaches a certain concentration it switches from being an inhibitor of LH to a stimulator.

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luteal phase

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marked by presence of corpus luteum which secretes progesterone and estrogen (dominated by progesterone)

Progesterone inhibits LH and FSH secretion to prevelnt new follicle maturation

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Luteal phase other than hormones

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prepares uterus for implantation. If fertilization doesn’t occur, the luteum degeneraties. After degeneration, follicular phase begins again

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Birth control-how does it work?

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progesterone tricks the body that its pregnant

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placenta

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organ of exchange between maternal and fetal blood, temporary endocrine organ

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what hormones does the placenta produce?

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hCG, estrogen, progesterone

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hCG during pregnancy

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first trimester. Maintains corpus luteum ( which secretes estrogen and progesterone until 2 trimester)

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estrogen during pregnancy

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first secreted by CL, then by placenta. Maintains endometirum nad stim growht of myometrium

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Progesterone during pregnancy

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maintains endometrium, supresses uterine contractions, uterine plug formation.