Female Reproductive Physiology (Lec 21) Flashcards
In regards to oogenesis, primordial germ cells develop from ___ epithelium. They migrate into the future ovaries and become ___
germinal; oogonia
In regards to oogenesis, oogonia are surrounded by a single layer of ___ ___ cells
nongerminal granulosa
The oogonium plus granolas cells is called a ____ ___. The ovum is a primary ___
primordial follicle; oocyte
The primary oocyte begins the process of meiosis. It becomes arrested where at in the process?
during the diplotene stage of prophase I
All primary oocytes are arrested during the diplotene stage of meiosis I during embryonic development. True or false?
true
Most of the primary oocytes will become ___ before birth
atretic
After birth, only about ____ primary oocytes remain out of an initial number of oogonia cells of about 7 million
500,000
Beginning at puberty, one of these primary oocytes will complete the first stage of meiosis to become what?
a secondary oocyte + polar body
Secondary ooctyes complete the second half of meiosis and become what?
ootid + polar body
Fertilization occurs at the second ____ stage of oogenesis.
metaphase
Days 5-14 = follicular growth
Day 14 = ovulation
Days 14-23 = development of corpus lute
Days 24-28 = regression of corpus luteum
the following describes Ovarian or uterine phases of the menstrual cycle?
ovarian
Describe the uterine phases of the menstrual cycle
Day 1-5 = menstruation
Day 4-14 = proliferation
Days 14-28 = secretion
Describe the uterine phases of the menstrual cycle
Day 1-5 = menstruation
Day 4-14 = proliferation
Days 14-28 = secretion
GnRH is secreted in short pulses averaging once every __ minutes
90
AP sex hormones = __ & ___
FSH; LH
Ovarian hormones = ___ & ___
estrogen; progesterone
True or false?
AP sex hormones are secreted throughout childhood
false