Lab: Female Reproductive System Flashcards by Logan Rochford

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What tissue is being shown

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corpus luteum, which is a collection of cells that form on the ovary every menstural cycle; on a graafian or vesicular follicle

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ureter

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bladder

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urethral orifice

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vaginal orfice

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anal canal

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ovary

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body of uterus

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fundus of uterus

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round ligament

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fallopian tube

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fimbriae

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ovarian ligament

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broad ligament

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fimbriae

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ovary

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body of uterus

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bladder

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urethral orifice

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cervix

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anal canal

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fundus of uterus

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I: layer of tissue in uterus

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myometrium

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J: layer of tissue in uterus

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endometrium

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vaginal orifice

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urethral orifice

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prepuce of clitoris

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clitoris

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labia minora

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labia majora

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suspensory ligament

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corpus luteum

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graafian follicle

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secondary oocyte

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primary follicle

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secondary follicle

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primordial follicles

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graafian follicle after ovulation

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ovarian ligament

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uterine body

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cervix

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anal canal

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vaginal orifice

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urethral orifice

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clitoris

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mons pubis

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or greater vestibule glands

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what is shown in this histology slide

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primary follicle

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what is being pointed to

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primordial follicle

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what is shown in this histology slide

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secondary follicle

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What is shown in this histology slide overall

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uterine wall

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What is being shown in this histology slide

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vesicular or graafian follicle

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what is the recessed area of the female external genitalia

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vestibule

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What is the name of the glands that secrete mucus for lubrication during intercourse?

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greater vestibule glands/bartholins glands

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what are egg stem cells called

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oogonia

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what is a fertilized egg called

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ovum

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what is the term for the production of female eggs

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oogenesis

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what is a hymen and how can it be torn

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connective tissue mucosal barrier at the vaginal orifice. sex or rigorous sports activities

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what tissue makes up the clitoris

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erectile tissue which is the same as penile erectile tissue; swells with blood during arousal

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what is the name of the oocyte within the primary follicle

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primary oocyte

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what is the name of the oocyte within the secondary follicle

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primary oocyte

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what epithelial tissue is found in the endometrium

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simple columnar for basal layer and connective tissue/lamina propria layer

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what type of tissue is the myometrium

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smooth muscle tissue

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oogonia: dipoid or haploid, what cell division does it go through, what follicle is it contained in?

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diploid, mitosis, primordial follicle

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primary oocyte: dipoid or haploid, what cell division does it go through, what follicle is it contained in?

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diploid, meiosis 1, primary follicle

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secondary oocyte: dipoid or haploid, what cell division does it go through, what follicle is it contained in?

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haploid, meiosis 2, Graafian/vesicular follicle before being released during ovulation

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ovum: dipoid or haploid, what cell division does it go through, what follicle is it contained in?

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haploid, completed meiosis, not released by any follicle as it has already traveled to fallopian tube to be fertilized into ovum

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what is the corpus albicans

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like a scar on ovary from past ovulation/release of egg

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what is ovulation

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release of a secondary oocyte from an ovary