Female Reproductive Flashcards

1
Q

undifferentiated female sex cell and what it matures into, # of chromosomes, and where found

A

oogonia into primary oocyte, 46 chromosomes, in ovary

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2
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what do you have after meiosis I

A

one secondary oocyte and one polar body

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3
Q

what do you have after meiosis II

A

3 polar bodies and 1 mature OVUM

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4
Q

what does a primary oocyte consist of and the name

A

primary oocyte + 1 layer of granulosa cells= primary follicle

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5
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when is egg potential determined

A

at birth

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6
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primary follicle

A

primary oocyte + 1 layer of granulosa cells

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7
Q

before birth, what happens to primary oocytes

A

go into meiosis I but FREEZE before completing meiosis I

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8
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when do primary oocytes complete meiosis I and start meiosis II

A

puberty

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9
Q

2 phases of ovarian cycle and duration

A

follicular phase and luteal phase, 14 days each

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10
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follicular phase

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follicular growth, primary oocyte completes meiosis I and becomes secondary oocyte and begins meiosis II, follicular development

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11
Q

day one of ovarian follicular phase marks…

A

day one of menstrual bleeding

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12
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new outer cell layer in primary oocyte in follicular phase

A

thecal cells

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13
Q

gel-like secretions from granulosa cells in follicular phase

A

zona pellucida around primary oocyte

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14
Q

what happens to granulosa cells as oocyte grows in follicular phase

A

proliferation

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15
Q

2 cells that produce estrogen and necessary for oogenesis to continue

A

granulosa cells and thecal cells

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16
Q

antrum

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forms in follicular phase of oogenesis ovarian cycle; fluid-filled, high estrogen levels from granulosa cells, becomes larger as cell continues through cycle

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17
Q

4 structures after day one of menstrual bleeding

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thecal and granulosa cells (estrogen), antrum, zone pellucida, primary oocyte

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18
Q

when during oogenesis, follicular phase of ovarian cycle, does meiosis I get completed and begin meiosis II

A

day 13

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19
Q

graafian follicle

A

one of developing follicles accelerates to form secondary oocyte in follicular phase; mature follicle

20
Q

cell at end of follicular phase and new structure

A

secondary oocyte, graafian (mature) follicle

21
Q

what happens after follicular phase (14 days)

A

ovulation

22
Q

what stimulates ovulation

A

increase in luetenizing hormone (LH) from anterior pituitary

23
Q

path of secondary oocyte (granulosa cells, antral fluid) in ovulation

A

abdominopelvic cavity –> ONE uterine tube, no structure connecting ovary and uterine tube

24
Q

what happens as result of ovulation if fertilized in uterine tube

A

meiosis II completed and forms MATURE OVUM

25
Q

corpus luteum and when it develops

A

LUTEAL PHASE; cells of ruptured follicle after ovulation that remain on the ovarian surface

26
Q

progesterone

A

a steroid hormone released by the corpus luteum that stimulates the uterus to prepare for pregnancy; some estrogens

27
Q

how long does ovulation last

A

day 14-day 19

28
Q

if theres no pregnancy after ovulation in luteal phase what happens

A

corpus luteum degenerates on day 24 forming corpus albicans

29
Q

corpus albicans

A

As the corpus luteum is being broken down by macrophages, fibroblasts lay down collagen forming corpus albicans

30
Q

what happens after ovulation in luteal phase if there is pregnancy

A

hCG prevents corpus luteum disintegration so it remains active THROUGH TERM

31
Q

hCG

A

human chorionic gonadotropin: prevents disintegration of corpus luteum in luteal phase if pregnant during ovulation

32
Q

what connects female reproductive organs attached inside body

A

suspensory ligament attached to pelvic wall/ovary

33
Q

3 layers of uteran wall

A

inside: endometrium
middle: myometrium
outer: perimetrium (serosa)

34
Q

all structures of uterine tube (fallopian tube)

A

ampulla, isthmus, infundibulum, fimbriae

35
Q

space between labia minora

A

vestibule

36
Q

perineum

A

urogenita triangle and anal triangle

37
Q

greater vestibular gland (Bartholin’s)

A

most secretions from cervical glans

38
Q

hormone from hypothalamus (follicular phase)

A

gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH)

39
Q

hormones from anterior pituitary (follicular phase”)

A

follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH)

40
Q

FSH and LH do what

A

ovary follicular development in follicular phase, produce inhibin (LH) and estrogen (FSH)

41
Q

2 hormones from anterior pituitary in ovulation phase

A

Lh and FSH to ovary, mature follicle for ovulation in response to LH, estrogen level-FSH

42
Q

early hormone control in luteal phase

A

prep. for pregnancy: mod. levels of estrogen and progesterone (by CL) prevent neg. feedback mechanisms

43
Q

late hormone control in luteal phase

A

no pregnancy: HIGH estrogen and progesterone INHIBIT GnrH and LH secretion in brain (neg. feedback)

44
Q

result of late hormone control in luteal phase

A

low LH causes corpus luteum to degenerate

45
Q

pregnancy hormone control in luteal phase

A

high hCG to prevent CL breakdown