8th deck Flashcards
by what day does the blastocyst enter the uterine cavity
day 4
when does the resumption of meiosis occur during oogenesis
LH surge
During sexual arousal vaginal lubrication is caused by secretions from what
vaginal transudate
What is the embryological origin of gartners duct cyst
MESONEPHRIC DUCT
number of speratozoa produced per day
300million
what greater omentum is derived from what structure
dorsal mesogastrium
what cells produce mullerian = inhibiting factors
sertoli
the ureteric bud is derived from what structure
mesonephric duct
how does the placenta transfer free fatty acids
via passive diffusion + active diffusion dependnat on lipoprotein lipase activity
In the adult, the spinal cord terminates at the level of
L1/L2
Which condition may develop in association with injury to the sympathetic supply to the upper limb?
Horner syndrome
can be caused by shoulder dystocia
the lower half of the anal canal has what epithelium
Stratified squamous non keratinising
the SI joint is WHAT type
synovial
nerve root pudendal nerve
S2,3,4. - pudendal
(supplies clitoris, labia minora)
nerve root perineal nerve
S1,2,3 – perineal
supplied interior thigh, vulva
lymphatic drainage lower 1/3 vagina
superficial inguinal nodes
lymphatic drainage middle 1/3 vagina
internal illiac
lymphatic drainage upper 1/3 vagina
external illiac nodes
what does Sampson’s artery supply
the proximal portion of round ligament of the uterus
,an anastomosis of the ovarian and uterine arteries.
The distal part of the round ligament (within the inguinal canal) is supplied by a branch of the inferior epigastric artery (equivalent to the cremasteric artery in the male)
The muscle of the scotal wall
Dartos muscle
An 18-year-old woman who had inflammation of the right ovary complains painful spasms in the muscles and some numbness on the skin of the medial part of her right thigh. The following nerve is mostly involved
obturator nerve
Which of the following arteries gives rise to the deep dorsal penile artery?
internal pudendal artery
Main hydrogen ion buffer found in urine
phosphate
The physiological effects of angiotensin II include
Stimulation of thirst and stimulation of anti-diuretic hormone secretion