Errors in Sexual Differentiation Flashcards
___ syndrome
Presence of barr body
Turner Syndrome
[Diagnosis]
short stature shielded chest with widely shaped nipples webbed neck streaky ovary CoA
Turners syndrome
Non-disjunction
[Diagnosi]
Tall long extremities
gynecomastia
female hair distribution
eunuchoid body shape
Klinefelter Syndrome
47XXY
Non-disjunction
[Diagnosi]
presence of 2 barr bodies
Superfemale
Triple X Syndrome
Born with both ovarian and testicular tissues and with functional gonad
True Hermaphrodite
Born with both ovarian and testicular tissues and with non-functional gonad
True hermaprodite
male genotype
female phenotype
Testicular Feminization (androgen insensitivity)
[Reproductive Anatomy]
extends from clitoris to posterior fourchette
vestibule
[Reproductive Anatomy]
During the first coitus, the hymen usually ruptures at the ____ position
6 o’clock position
____ refers to the remnants of hymen in adult female
Caruncle Myrtiformes
_____ refers to the paraurethral glands
skene’s glands
____ refers to the vulvovaginal gland
bartholin’s gland
What are the 6 openings of the vestibule
- Vaginal introitus
- Urethral opening
- Paired skene’s glands
- paired bartholin
[Reproductive Anatomy]
___ septum that separates the vagina from the bladder and urethra
Vesigovaginal septum
[Reproductive Anatomy]
___ septum separates the lower portion of the vagina from the rectum
Rectovaginal Septum
[Reproductive Anatomy]
separates the upper vaginal from the rectum
Rectouterine pouch of douglas
[Reproductive Anatomy]
What is the blood supply of the upper 1/3 of the vagina
Cervico-vaginal branch of the Uterine artery
[Reproductive Anatomy]
What is the blood supply of the middle 1/3 of the vagina
Inferior vesical arteries
[Reproductive Anatomy]
What is the blood supply of the lower 1/3 of the vagina
Middle Rectal and Internal Pudendal Artery
LN: external and internal iliac nodes