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Anatomy #4- rumen, udder, urinary > Female Tubular Genitalia > Flashcards

Female Tubular Genitalia Flashcards

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Uterine Tube/oviduct components

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-Fimbria (finger like projections)
-Infundibulum
-Ampulla
-Isthmus
-Uterotubal junction

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Other names of uterine tubes

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-fallopian tubes
-oviducts
-salpinges

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Functions of uterine tubes/oviduct

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-Capture and transport oocytes
-Sperm transport and capacitation
-Site of fertilization
- Embryo transport and nutrition

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Embryo transport length

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-5-7 days

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Layers of the uterine tubes/oviduct

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-Tunica mucosa
-Tunica submucosa
-Tunica Muscularis
-Tunica Serosa

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Tunica mucosa of uterine tubes

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-pseudostratified epithelium with ciliated and non-ciliated cells
>ciliated for transport of sperm and oocyte
>Non-ciliated for secretion

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Tunica submucosa of uterine tubes

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-loose CT
-No glands

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Tunica muscularis of uterine tubes

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-inner circular
-outer longitudinal

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Tunica serosa of uterine tubes

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-visceral peritoneum

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Ampulla histology

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-lots of folds (primary, and secondary)
-has both ciliated (for movement) and non-ciliated cells
-not much muscle

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Isthmus histology

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-thicker muscular layer; contractions used for movements (less ciliated cells)

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Oviduct musculature

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-More muscular near uterotubal junction but less complex
-less muscular at infundibulum/fimbriated fringe but more complex

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Ovarian bursa

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-covers the ovary
-helps transport oocytes into oviduct

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Dog and cat ovarian bursa

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-almost completely closed, but there is a small slit
>fimbria can sometime protrude from slit

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Proper ligament

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-connects ovary to the broad ligament

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Primate uterus chambers

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-single chambered

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Parts of uterus

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-Fundus
-Ovary
-uterine tubes
-body
-cervix
-Vagina

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Bicornuate uterus species

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-results in uterine horns
-horns can be straight or curled
-ewe, mares, dogs, pigs

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Uterine body size

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-body is typically short except in mares
-Mare has largest uterine body

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Uterus layers

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-Serosa
>perimetrium; continuous with broad ligaments
-Muscularis
>myometrium (outer longitudinal, inner circular)
»outer layer of muscle layer is continuous with the broad ligament
-Mucosa
>endometrium

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SA increase in uterus (mares, ruminants)

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-Mares: folds
-Ruminants: caruncles

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Function of uterus

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-sperm transport
-site of embryonic attachment
-embryonic/fetal nutrition
-contractions during parturition
-regulation of the corpus luteum (PSF2 alpha will destroy with no fertilization)

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Llamas

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-pregnancies always occur in the left horn
-but right horn is still used in development/growth
**if left is removed, pregnancy does still occur in the right

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Broad ligament attachment names

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-Mesovarium-attaches to ovaries
-Mesosalpinx-attaches to uterine tube
-Mesometrium- attaches to uterus

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Broad ligament components in dogs and cats

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-Suspensory ligament- connects kidney and ovary
>other species do not have suspensory ligament
-Proper ligament- connects uterus to ovary
-Round ligament of Uterus-part of broad ligament that goes through the inguinal canal

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Mare reproductive tract

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-uterus develops longitudinal endometrial folds close to estrus
-broad ligament attachment on uterus on the dorsal aspect

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Bovine uterus

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-ovaries and uterus have migrated to pelvic inlet
-Caruncles present in rows. Will form placentomes

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Cervix layers

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-inner mucosa
-middle elastic fibro-muscular
-outer serosa (visceral peritoneum)

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Cervix functions

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-seal against ascending contaminants and for retention of growing fetus
-sperm transport
-lubrication and flushing system (mucus production)

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Bovine and ovine Cervix

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-annular transverse folds
>circular rings

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Sow cervix

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-very long and complex folds
-hard to pass through for artificial insemination
-no vaginal fornix

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Mare cervix

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-longitudinal folds
-easy to conduct artificial insemination

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Urethral tubercle

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-opening of the urethra in dogs
>sitting on papilla

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Vestibulo-vaginal angle

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-varies in different species
-Cow:straight; has suburethral diverticulum
-Mare: Oblique
-Dogs: Very oblique

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Suburethral diverticulum

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-opening/pocket
-present in cows, sows, camelids

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Vulvar lips

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-terminal portion of vestibule
-in animals, only have Labia minora, not labia majora
>dorsal and ventral commissures

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Clitoris

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-ventral commissure
-homologue to penis (2 crura, body, glans)
>Os clitoridis in cats and dogs
>Sigmoid flexure in ruminants
-has clitoral prepuce and retractor muscles

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