Female Reproductive Physiology (Lec 21) Flashcards

1
Q

In regards to oogenesis, primordial germ cells develop from ___ epithelium. They migrate into the future ovaries and become ___

A

germinal; oogonia

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2
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In regards to oogenesis, oogonia are surrounded by a single layer of ___ ___ cells

A

nongerminal granulosa

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3
Q

The oogonium plus granolas cells is called a ____ ___. The ovum is a primary ___

A

primordial follicle; oocyte

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4
Q

The primary oocyte begins the process of meiosis. It becomes arrested where at in the process?

A

during the diplotene stage of prophase I

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5
Q

All primary oocytes are arrested during the diplotene stage of meiosis I during embryonic development. True or false?

A

true

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6
Q

Most of the primary oocytes will become ___ before birth

A

atretic

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7
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After birth, only about ____ primary oocytes remain out of an initial number of oogonia cells of about 7 million

A

500,000

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8
Q

Beginning at puberty, one of these primary oocytes will complete the first stage of meiosis to become what?

A

a secondary oocyte + polar body

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9
Q

Secondary ooctyes complete the second half of meiosis and become what?

A

ootid + polar body

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10
Q

Fertilization occurs at the second ____ stage of oogenesis.

A

metaphase

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11
Q

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?

A

ovarian

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12
Q

Describe the uterine phases of the menstrual cycle

A

Day 1-5 = menstruation
Day 4-14 = proliferation
Days 14-28 = secretion

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13
Q

Describe the uterine phases of the menstrual cycle

A

Day 1-5 = menstruation
Day 4-14 = proliferation
Days 14-28 = secretion

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14
Q

GnRH is secreted in short pulses averaging once every __ minutes

A

90

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15
Q

AP sex hormones = __ & ___

A

FSH; LH

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16
Q

Ovarian hormones = ___ & ___

A

estrogen; progesterone

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17
Q

True or false?

AP sex hormones are secreted throughout childhood

A

false

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18
Q

AP sex hormones are small glycoproteins with MW of about ____

A

30,000

19
Q

Signal transduction of AP sex hormones involves cAMP second messenger system in most instances leading to formation of protein ___ and multiple ____

A

kinases; phosphorylations

20
Q

In regards to Ovarian hormones, primordial follicles are surrounded by single layers of __ cells

A

granulosa

21
Q

Throughout childhood, granolas cells provide nourishment for the ___ and secrete ___ ___ factor that keeps ovum suspended in its primordial state

A

ovum; oocyte maturation-inhibiting

22
Q

Throughout childhood, granolas cells provide nourishment for the ___ and secrete ___ ___ factor that keeps ovum suspended in its primordial state

A

ovum; oocyte maturation-inhibiting

23
Q

During the menstrual cycle, there are changes in the ovary. The first stage of follicular growth is moderate enlargement of the ovum itself, which increases in diameter ___ to ___ x

A

2-3

24
Q

In regards to changes in the ovary, after the ovum has enlarged, growth of additional layers of ___ cells in ___ follicles occurs

A

granulosa; secondary

25
Q

In regards to changes in the ovary, after the ovum has enlarged, growth of additional layers of ___ cells in ___ follicles occurs

A

granulosa; secondary

26
Q

Concentrations of both FSH and LH ___ slightly during the first few days of menstrual cycle

A

increase

27
Q

Spindle shaped cells around follicles form multiple layers around each follicle called what?

A

theca

28
Q

Early growth of follicle in the menstrual cycle is stimulated mostly by ___

A

FSH

29
Q

In the theca interna, cells become epithelioid and develop the ability to secrete ___ and ___

A

estrogen and progesterone

30
Q

The theca externa will bemuse the ___ ___ of the developing follicle

A

proective capsule

31
Q

Granolas cells secrete a follicular fluid containing a high concentration of ___ which causes an ___ to appear

A

estrogen; antrum

32
Q

Granolas cells secrete a follicular fluid containing a high concentration of ___ which causes an ___ to appear

A

estrogen; antrum

33
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, the proliferative stage occurs before ovulation. True or false?

A

true

34
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the proliferative stage, most of the endometrium has been ___ at beginning of phase

A

desquamated

35
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the proliferative stage, most of the endometrium has been ___ at beginning of phase

A

desquamated

36
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the proliferative stage, the only epithelial cells left are those in the deeper portions of the ___ and ___

A

glands and crypts

37
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the proliferative stage, ___ causes stromal and epithelial cells to rapidly proliferate

A

estrogen

38
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the proliferative stage, endometrial surface is re-epithelialized within ___ - ___ days after the beginning of menstruation

A

4-7

39
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the secretory stage progesterone causes what?

A

marked swelling and secretory development of the endometrium

40
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, in the secretory stage, glands increase in ____

A

tortuosity

41
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, during menstruation, if ovum is not fertilized, the corpus lute suddenly involutes about __ days before the end of the cycle and decreases secretion level

A

2

42
Q

Reduction in estrogens and progesterones causes menstruation. True or false?

A

true

43
Q

In regards to changes in the uterus, ___ hours before the beginning of the onset of menstruation, tortuous blood vessels leading to the mucosal layers become vasopastic, leading to necrosis of the endometrium

A

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