FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Flashcards

1
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functions is to produce eggs and
release hormones that regulate fertility and
the menstrual cycle.

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Ovary

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2
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positioned
between the mesometrium
(the largest part of the broad
ligament extending from the
uterus) and the mesosalpinx
(the peritoneal fold covering
the uterine tubes), is a doublefolded superior extension
located on the posterior side
of the broad ligament.

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mesovarium,

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3
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create a capsular
sac at joints, enclosing the ends of
the articulating bones and the
synovial membrane, a lubricating
membrane. They also wrap over or
around the ends of bones to prevent
improper mobility or to act as a
connecting element between bones.

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Blood ligaments

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4
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of the ovary,
also known as the infundibulopelvic
ligament, is a thin fold of the parietal
peritoneum that attaches to the lateral
margin of the ovary and extends to the
lateral pelvic sidewall. It acts as a
conduit for the ovarian vessels,
including the ovarian artery, vein, nerve
plexus, and lymphatic vessels. This
ligament helps anchor the ovary to the
posterior pelvic wall and is distinct from
the ovarian ligament, which is a
separate structure

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The suspensory ligament

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5
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The pair of muscular, J-shaped
tubes linking the ovaries to the
uterus are known as the uterine
tubes, also called fallopian tubes or
oviducts. Their main functions are
transporting eggs from the ovaries
to the uterus and providing a
pathway for sperm to fertilize the
egg, with fertilization typically
occurring in the tube’s ampulla

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UTERINE TUBE

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6
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are finger-like projections
located at the ends of the fallopian
tubes closest to the ovaries

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Fimbriae

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7
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It is shaped like a triangle, with the
base at the top and the apex at the
bottom, connecting to the cervix

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BODY OF UTERUS,

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8
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is an essential
part of the female reproductive
system, and plays a vital role in
sexual activity, fertilization, and
pregnancy

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uterine cavity

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9
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is a
muscular, tunnel-like organ.
Sometimes called the “neck of the
uterus,
” your cervix plays an
important role in allowing fluids to
pass between your uterus and
vagina.
It’s also a powerful gatekeeper that
can open and close in ways that
make pregnancy and childbirth
possible.

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Cervix

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10
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also known as
PERIMETRIUM, is the outermost layer
and is structurally derived from the
peritoneum

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Serous layer of uterus,

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12
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is located
internally and is a thick middle
muscle layer of the fundus or
corpus. This part dilates when a
woman is pregnant to hold the
unborn child.

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myometrium

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13
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e uterine lining is an elliptical-shaped
organ critical in a female’s reproductive
system. As time passes, it thickens and
changes monthly (if regular period) to
prepare for pregnancy, which is what we all
know as our monthly period. It ensures the
safety of the pregnant woman’s unborn child
by providing protection and supplying the
essential needs of a fetus to grow

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Endometrium

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14
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canal plays a big role
in a women’s monthly period(menstruation),
sexual intercourse, child-bearing, and
parturition. Due to the reason that it serves
as passageway either by discharge or
penetration which could lead to child birth

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vagina or vagina

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15
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It is posterior to the glans clitoridis and the
cleft between the labia minora which helps
with the arousal of female woman when
having sexual intercourse due to the nerve
endings it has.

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Vestibule (of vulva)

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16
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provides sexual pleasure

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Clitoris

17
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surrounds and protects the external
shaft of the clitoris completely

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Prepuce

18
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protects the opening of the
urethra and the vagina

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Labium minus

19
Q

encloses and protects the other
external genital organs

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Labium majus

20
Q

, also known as the mons
veneris, is a rounded eminence located
over the pubic bone in the pelvic region

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mons pubis

21
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is a fluid-filled sac in the
ovary containing an egg that has not yet
matured. They support ovulation by
releasing a mature egg once it is ready for
fertilization

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ovarian follicle

22
Q

helps support the nipple and it
also contains Montgomery’s gland which
helps to keep the nipple moisturized during
breastfeeding.

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areola

23
Q

In females, it allows milk to leave the breast
through the lactiferous ducts for breastfeeding.
The nipple contains milk duct opening, and it
serves as an erogenous zone during sex due to
its sensitivity

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NIPPLE

24
Q

The lobes are divided in each breast
from 15 upto 20 sections which houses
the lobules are responsible for the
production of milk and is secreted
separately by a duct.

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Lobes (of mammary gland)

25
Q

The lobules or the Glandular tissue are
delicate clusters of cells which is
responsible for the production of milk in
female when pregnant and do breast
feeding.

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Lobules (of mammary gland)

26
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