Female Cycles Flashcards

1
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all ___ _____ are produced prior to birth

A

primary oocytes

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2
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___ oocytes do not complete meiosis ____ unless fertilization occurs

A

secondary, 2

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3
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components of a primordial follicle

A

primary oocyte, flat follicle cells

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4
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a _____ ______ is an oocyte that is arrested in the first meiotic prophase

A

primordial oocyte

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5
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primary follicle components

A

primary oocyte, cuboidal cells

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6
Q

what surrounds the primary follicles?

A

zona pellucida

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7
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secondary follicle components

A

primary oocyte, many layers of granulosa cells, antrum (fluid filled space)

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8
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tertiary follicle components

A

secondary oocyte, zona pellucida, antrum

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9
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when a mature follicle ruptures and expels the oocyte, the remnants of the follicle remaining in the ovary turn into the ___ _____

A

corpus luteum

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10
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what hormones are expelled from the corpus luteum?

A

progesterone, estrogen

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11
Q

when the corpus luteum regresses, in turns into a connective tissue scar called the ____ _____

A

corpus albicans

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12
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time of appearance: primordial follicle

A

fetal period

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13
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time of appearance: primary follicle

A

puberty

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14
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time of appearance: secondary follicle

A

puberty

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15
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time of appearance: tertiary follicle

A

puberty

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16
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time of appearance: corpus luteum

A

puberty

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17
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time of appearance: corpus albicans

A

puberty

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18
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type of oocyte: primordial follicle

A

primary

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19
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type of oocyte: primary follicle

20
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type of oocyte: secondary follicle

21
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type of oocyte: tertiary

22
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type of oocyte: corpus luteum

23
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type of oocyte: corpus albicans

24
Q

estrogen is produced by cells under the control of ____

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estrogen is responsible for ____ ___ _____
secondary sex characteristics
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progesterone is produced mainly by the ___ _____
corpus luteum
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follicular phase days
1-13
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main occurrence of the follicular phase?
FSH and LH stimulate follicle to increase
29
main purpose of FSH during follicular phase
stimulate growth of a new follicle, as the previous cycle did not end with fertlization
30
as the follicular phase transitions to ovulation, what happens to FSH?
is decreasing, has small peak
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as the follicular phase transitions to ovulation, what happens to LH?
is increasing, large spike at ovulation and then remains high
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____ is produced by the follicle during the follicular phase
estrogen
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____ has a feedback mechanism to stop the production of FSH
estrogen
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what is happening to estrogen levels as the follicular phase transitions to ovulation?
is increasing, peaks at ovulation and then decreases
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estrogen promotes the production of ___
LH
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ovulation is triggered by what hormone?
LH
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post ovulation, what do the levels of FSH and LH look like?
both remain low, LH stays higher than FSH until next cycle begins
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post ovulation, what do the levels of estrogen and progesterone look like?
estrogen remains lower, progesterone has it's peak to prepare the uterus for implantation, then decreases below estrogen when new cycle starts
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ovulation occurs around day ____
14
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there is high ____ levels during ovulation to thicken the endometrium
estrogen
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luteal phase days
15-28
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estrogen discourages ____ production but encourages ___ production
FSH, LH
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menses corresponds with what ovarian phase?
follicular
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proliferative corresponds with what ovarian phase?
follicular, ovulation
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secretory corresponds with what ovarian phase?
luteal