BIOL tutorial final 2 Flashcards
Testes: Rete testis, seminiferous tubules, Septa testis
Seminiferous tubules: late spermatids, sperm, early spermatids
epidydimis: epithelium, sperm in lumen, stereocilia
ductus deferens
seminal gland: lumen, secretory pockets, smooth muscle
prostate: connective tissue and smooth muscle, tubulo-alveolar glands
bulbourethral gland: smooth muscle, capsule, mucous glands
corpus cavernosum
corpus spongiosum
epididymis
vas deferens
prostate gland
bulbourethral gland
membranous urethra
prostatic urethra
spongy urethraa
seminal vesicle
ejaculatory duct
glans penis
empties urethra and compresses the veins of the penis
bulbspongiosus - muscle
aids in maintaining erection
ischiocavernosus -muscle
illiococcygeus
pubococcygeus
coccygeus
superficial transverse perineal
deep transverse perineal
puborectalis
round ligament
cardinal ligament
ovarian ligament
uterosacral ligament
delivers an oocyte or embryo to uterus
uterine tube.
finger like projections that extend into pelvic cavity
fimbrae
uterus fundus
uterine tube
uterine tube epithelial surface
uterine body
cervix
clitoral shaft
erectile tissue
clitoral glans
erectile tissue
vestibular/clitoral bulb
clitoal crus
erectile tissue
corpus cavernosum
bartholin’s (vestibular) gland
closes vagina
bulbospongisus muscle
maintaing clitoral erection
ischiocavernosus muscle
defecation, childbirth, support
coccygeus
illococcygeus
pubococcygeus
puborectalis
superficial transverse perineal
deep transverse perineal
labia majora
prepuce (hood)
labia minora
vestibule
the _____ muscle elevates the testes and causes wrinkling of the scotum. it is a type of _____ muscle
Dartos, smooth
the ______ muscle contracts during sexual arousal or in response to cool temperature
cremaster
Greater vestibular glands (f) are hoomoloogus to __________ in males
bulbourethral
the clitoral bulb (f) is homlogus to _______ in males
corpus spongiosum
uterus: peri, myo, endo
penis
ovary
uterine tube
prostate gland
Oocytes mature in the _______of an ovary. At the point of ovulation, the gamete that is released is known as a ____________, and it is released into the __________ From this location, the gamete is drawn into the ____________and then travels to the ______. If fertilization and implantation have not occurred, the gamete will exit the body via the_______.
cortex, secondary oocyte, peritoneal cavity, uterine tube , uterus , vagina
Sperm are generated in the _______ within the _________. When anatomically mature, the sperm pass through the rete testis and into and through the ________ From this location, sperm move into the __________and then, during the sexual response, are ejected into the _________ and are mixed with a variety of glandular secretions, forming semen. Sperm and seminal fluid travel through the _________to exit the body
testis
seminiferous tubules
epididymis
vas deferens
ejaculatory duct
urethra
The uterine cycle involves changes in the ____ layer of the endometrium
serous pericardium - visceral
pericardial cavity
seroous pericardium - parietal
fibrous pericardium
the heart is located _____ to the lungs in the ______ cavity and ______ to the sternum
medial, thoracic, posterior
pulmonary veins
pulmonary trunk
pulmonary arteries
R coronary artery
ant. braanch of L coronary artery
circumflex branch of L coronary artery
coronary sinus
great cardiac vein (ant. intraventricular)
middle cardiac vein
L coronary artery
internodal bundles
SA node
AV node
heart tissue
heart muscle: sarcomere striations, myocyte nucleus, intercalated disk
artery (L) and vein (R)
moderator band
what are the 5 major coronary arteries
Right coronary
post. descending coronary
Left coronary
left ant. descending
left circumflex
listt the major cardiac veins
Coronary sinus
Great, small and middle cardiac veins
Ant. cardiac vein
post. cardiac vein `\
vein and muscular artery
endothelium
tunica intima - endothelium
smooth muscle
tunica media - smooth muscle
connective tissue
tunica externa (adventitia) - connective tissue
artery only
elastic membrane
subclavian
L side of head and neck
L common carotid
brachiocephalic trunk
blood to brain and eyes
internal carotid
external carotid
blood to braiin
vertebral artery
basilar artery
the vertebral arteries branch from the _____ artery and then fuse together to form the ______ arterrry
subclavian
basillar
arteries that supply the head include (4)
internal carotid
external carotid
vertebral
basilar
arteries that supply the brain include the _______ and the ________
circle of willis
middle cerebral artery
arteries that branch froom the descending aorta are ___________
celiac trunk
arteries of the upper limb include (6)
axillary
brachial
deep brachial
radial
ulnar
iliac arteries include (3)
common iliac
external iliac
internal iliac
arteries of the lower limb include (6)
femoral
popliteal
ant. and post. tibial/ fibularr
middle cerebral artery
circle of willis
the circle of willis includes the (5)
ant. post. and middle cerebraal arteries
post. and ant. communicating arteries
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upper extremity, neck, thorax
subclavian arteries
axilla, shoulder, thoracic muscles
axillary
arm
brachial
posterior triceps
deep brachial (profundus)
forearm wrist and fingers
radial
medial aspect of the forearm, wrist and hand
ulnar
supply sttomach, pancreas, liver and spleen
celiac trunk
lower abdomen, pelvis, lower limbs
common iliac
lower limbs, skin or lower abdomen
external iliac
gluteal and pelvic muscles, external genitalia, bladder, medial thigh, uterus and vagina
internal iliac
lower limb
femoral
ant. leg, knee and ankle
ant. tibial
knee
popliteal
post. tibial
fibular
veins that drain into the superior vena cava include
brachiocephalic
azygos
brachiocephalic
thoracic wall
azygos
hemiazygos
accessory hemiazygos
veins that drain the head
verterbral
external and internal carotid
sinuses that drain the head
superior saggital, transverse, sigmoid
veins that drain the upper limb
radial
ulnar
brachial
median cubital
cephalic
basilar
axillary
subclavian
cephalic
median cubital
basilic
brachial
axillary
subclavian
veins that drain into IVC
lumbar veins
Gonadal
Hepatic
adrenal
phrenic
iliac veins
common iliac
external iliac
internal iliac
common iliac
external iliac
internal iliac
veins that drain the lower limb (8)
fibulaar
ant. and post. tibial
popliteal
small and great saphenous
deep and common femoral
femoral common
deep femoral
popliteal
great saphenous
anterior tibial
post. tibial
small saphenous
superficial veins of the upper limb
cephalic
basilic
deep veins of upper limb
ulnar
radial
brachial
axial
deep veins of loower limb
ant. and post. tibial
deep femoral
superficial veins of lower limb
great and small saphenous
nasal cavity
maxillary sinus
froontal sinuses
eustacian tube
larynx
nasopharynx
orpharynx
epiglottis
thyroid cartilage
cricoid cartilage
arytenoid cartilage
corniculate cartilage
vestibular folds
volcal folds/cords
cricothyroid muscle
intrinsic muscle of the larynx
thyroartenoid
vocalis
intrtinsic muscles of larynx
lateral cricoarytenoid
intrinsic muscle of larynx
posterior cricoarytenoid
paranasal sinuses include (2)
frontal sinus and maxillary sinus
parts of the upper respiratory system
nose
nasal cavity
paranasal sinuses
pharynx
parts of the lower respiraatory system
larynx
trachea
bronchus
bronchioles
respiratory bronchioles
respiratory mucosa with mucous cells lines the ______ and the _______ and the _______
nasal cavity
upper part of the pharynx
superior portion of lower respiratory tract
stratified squamous epithelium lines the _________
inferior pharynx
the epithelial tissue becomes cuboidal in the _________
naarrower bronchioles
simple squamous epithelium is found in ttissues that perform ________
gas exchange`
oral mucosa
nasal mucosa
olfactory mucosa
bronchus
bronchiole
alveoli
alveoli
trachea
nasal cartilages
muscles that move the nose
- nasalis
- procerus
structtures involved in phonation
hyoid bone
thyroid cartilage
cricoid carttilage
arytenoid carilage
epiglottis
cuniform carttilage
corniculate cartilage
vocal cords
structures invovled in speech articulation
tongue
lips
hard and soft palate
uvula
glottis
Exttrinsic muscles of the larynx
membranes and cartilages of the larynx
laryngeal elevators end in _______
hyoid
myo-
thryro-
stylo-
genio-
laryngeal depressors
sternothyroid
sternohyoid
omohyoid
lobar bronchi are ______bronchi and segmental bronchi are _______
secondary
tertiary
(accessory or primary) (inspiratory or expiratory) muscles
accessory inspiratory muscles
(accessory or primary) (inspiratory or expiratory) muscles
primary inspirattory muscles
(accessory or primary) (inspiratory or expiratory) muscles
+ external oblique
accessory expiratory muscles
pseudostratified columnar epitthelium changes to to stratified epithelium between the
nasopharynx and oropharynx
primary lymphoid organs
Thymus
Bone marrow
B cells mature in the ______ and T cells mature in the _______
spleen, thymus
tongue
tooth
esophagus
stomach
salivary gland
orpharynx
extrinsic muscles of tongue
muscles of the pharynx
duodenum
jujenum
colon
gallbladder and liver
pancreas
anal canal
prostatic urethra
vulvar urethra
spoongy urethra
ureter
renal pelvis
spongy urethra
bladder
bladder
ureter