Female reproductive system Flashcards

1
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What is the main function of ovaries?

A

create and secrete eggs

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2
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What are the structures of the Ovaries?

A

Medulla, Cortex, Tunica Albuginea, Germinal epithelium, blood vessels

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3
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Journey of the the Follicle

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Primordial follicle–>Primary follicle–>secondary follicles—>Vesicular follicle—->ovulation—-> Developing corpus luteum—> Corpus Luteum—-> dying corpus lutuem

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4
Q

low estrogen triggers what release?

A

FSH release

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5
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what does FSH releas do?

A

promotes development of the primary and secondary follicles

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6
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What causes Estrogen levels to rise, triggering a surge in what hormone? an what does it do.?

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secondary follicles, LH hormones which triggers ovulation

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7
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Corpus luteum produces what hormone? what is it s purpose?

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progestrone; hormone needed for pregnancy

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8
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Ovarian cyst

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cyst developed by a continued growth of follicle, ovulation never happens, when ruptured can be extremely painful

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9
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Fimbriae

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finger like structure at the end of fallopian tube; responds to hormones released by the follicle so that is catches the released ovulated egg

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10
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Infundibulum

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funnel shaped cavity in the fallopian tube

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11
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Ampulla

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longest part of the fallopian tube

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12
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Isthmus

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the narrowest part of the fallopian tube

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13
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Intramural

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passes through the walls of the uterus

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13
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How does the ovulated egg move through fallopian tube to the uterus?

A

ciliated epithelium that contains mucosa

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14
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Uterus structure

A

fundus, body, cervix

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15
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describe two tissues in the uterus.

A

Endometrium- deep, contains epithelium cells
Myometrium- fibromuscularis layer, smooth muscle

16
Q

what happens when oxytocin levels are high?

A

contraction of the uterus will be more frequent, common in birth

17
Q

describe cervix

A

lowest part of uterus, thick wall due to more muscle

18
Q

what happens at the secretory phase of the menstrual phase?

A

uterine line at maximum, hormone maintain the wall my secreting progesterone

19
Q

What happens during fertilization?

A

increase in progesteron increase endometrium

20
Q

What happen when fertilization does not occur?

A

decrease in progesteron decrese endometrium= period

21
Q

What two hormones does birth control maintain and why?

A

progesterone and estrogen so that ovulation never occurs

22
Q

what is the prepuce?

A

flap of skin that covers/protects clitoris

23
Q

what is the clitoris?

A

a bundle of nerves

24
Q

Glans of clitoris?

A

similar to male reproductive system

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