Chapter 27 Female Reproductive System Flashcards by Margaret Alleven | Brainscape

Q

Ovaries tethered by…

A

suspensory ligament

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Uterine tubes

A

location of most successful fertilizations

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Three parts of uterine tubes:

A

infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus

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Three layers of uterus:

A

endometrium, myometrium, perimetrium

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Q

Sign of sexual assault?

A

posterior fornix is ruptured

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3 layers of vaginal wall?

A

mucosa, muscularis, fibrous

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Mucosa

A

stratified squamous epithelium

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Muscularis

A

longitudinal/circular muscles

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Vulva

A

outside of vagina

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3 parts of broad ligament:

A

mesometrium, mesosalpinx, mesovarium

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mesometrium

A

mesentery of the uterus

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mesosalpinx

A

mesentery of the uterine tubes

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Mesovarium

A

mesentery of the ovaries

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Round ligament

A

binds uterus to anterior wall of pelvis

- continues into the labia majora

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Suspensory ligament of the ovary

A

ties ovary to pelvic wall

- supports ovarian NAVLs

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What stabilizes the uterus?

A

ligaments attached to cervix

Q

Prolapse of uterus associated with?

A

advanced age/difficult pregnancies

Q

Mons pubis

A

adipose pad overlies pubic symphysis

Q

Vestibule

A

anatomical gutter btw labia minora

Q

Vestibular bulbs

A

hemotumescent

Q

Vestibular glands

A

lubricates vagina

Q

Episiotomy

A

perineum cut surgically to enlarge the canal

Q

What suspends breast mass from skin?

A

Cooper’s ligaments

Q

Nipple

A

termination of glandular tissue mass

Q

Areola

A

pigmented skin + sebaceous glands

Q

Neoplasm

A

abnormal cell growth

Q

PAP-smear

A

examination of cells taken from cervix

Q

Uterine cancer most associated with?

A

menopause