Female Repro Flashcards
week 2 (86 cards)
what are the four main components of the Ovary Structure?
Germinal epithelia – outer most layer
Tunica Albuginea – white fibrous capsule of dense irregular connective tissue
Cortex- outer region, contains ovarian follicles
Medulla – loose CT with major blood vessels
What are the functions of the ovary?
Oogenesis
Secondary ooctye released
Hormone secretion (progesterone, Oestrogen, inhibin and relaxin)
what are the functions of the Uterus?
pathway for sperm
site of implantation
Development of fetus
Expel baby in labor
Menstrual flow in no implantation
Describe an Anteverted position of the uterus.
body of uterus projects anteriorly and superiorly over bladder
What are the pelvic floor muscles?
Puborectallis (most inner)
Pubococcygeus (middle)
lilococcygeus (outer)
coccygeus
Where does the Perineal membrane attach to?
bony framework of pubic arch
what does the perineal membrane separate?
Superficial and deep perineal pouch.
Where and what is the Deep Perineal Pouch?
a space above the perineal membrane.
Where is the Superficial pouch?
below the perineal membrane.
What is the function of the superficial pouch?
contains erectile tissues and associated muscles
What is the function of the Perineal membrane?
Contributes to pelvic floor and helps support pelivc structures.
What does the Pelivic diaphragm separate?
separates pelvic cavity and perineum
what are the two components of the perineum?
Urogenital triangle
Anal triangle
What are the organs of the female reproductive system?
Ovaries
Ducts
Accessory glands
uterus
vagina
vulva
What are the female reproductive ducts and what are their functions?
uterine tube (fallopian tube), uterus and vagina
Transport oocyte to uterus and normally site of fertilization.
what are the female reproductive accessory glands and what is their function?
paraurethral glands, greater vestibular glands
secrete mucous for lubrication
Germinal epithelia is the… layer and has…. epithelium.
outer
simple cuboidal
the cortex is the … region and contains
outer
ovarian follicles of varying stages of development
The medulla is …. and contains ……
central
major blood vessels
Where do the Testes and ovaries both develop and what do they then both do?
high on the posterior abdominal wall
descend before birth brining associated vessels, lymphatics and nerves.
Where are the Ovaries and uterus located?
inside the pelvic cavity (in the true pelvis)
Where are the testis located?
externally to the pelvis. in the superficial perineal pouch of the perineum.
What are the three parts of the uterine tube?
Infundibulum
ampulla
isthmus
What is the structure and function of the infundibulum and respective fimbrae?
Sits over ovary and opens to pelvic cavity
Most proximal to ovary
Contains fimbrae finger like projections that surround surface of mature follicle before ovulation and creates a current to sweep oocyte into uterine tube