Lab Practical Flashcards

1
Q

anterior vagina under estrogen

A

increased mitosis (thickening), increased secretion

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2
Q

cervix opening

A

os cervix

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3
Q

cervix under estrogen

A

widest diameter, large volumes of low viscosity mucus

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4
Q

cervix under progesterone

A

small diameter, smaller volumes of very viscous mucus

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5
Q

endometrium

A

mucosa layer in the uterus

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6
Q

myometrium

A

muscularis layer in the uterus

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7
Q

perimetrium

A

serosa layer in the uterus

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8
Q

endometrium under progesterone

A

mitosis and hypertrophy, enlarged

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9
Q

myometrium under estrogen

A

uterine contractions stimulated

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10
Q

myometrum under progesterone

A

uterine contractions inhibited

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11
Q

tubo-utero junction

A

where the oviduct terminates

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12
Q

oviduct segments

A

isthmus, ampulla, infindibulum (fimbrated end)

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13
Q

oviduct under estrogen

A

very active, increased production of fluid, muscular contractions

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14
Q

visible structurees on the surface of the ovary

A

tertiary follicles and corpus luteum

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15
Q

tunica albuginea

A

connective tissue capsule of the ovaries and testes

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16
Q

spermatic cord

A

anchors testes to the body

17
Q

components of spermatic cord

A

lymphatic vessels, vascular supply, nerves, ductus deferens in some species

18
Q

cremaster muscle

A

surrounds the spermatic cord, contracts and pulls the testes closer to the body

19
Q

pampiniform plexus

A

one centrally located artery, series of veins

counter-current exchange system

20
Q

cooling systems of the testes

A

large number of sweat glands, pampiniform plexus, location outside the body cavity, cremaster muscles and tunica dartos muscles

21
Q

tunica dartos muscles

A

raise and lower the scrotum

22
Q

functions of the testes

A

spermatogenesis and androgenic production

23
Q

parts of the epididymis

A

head, body and tail

24
Q

tail of the epididymis

A

mature sperm stored, lowest in the scrotum, farthest away from the body

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epididymis functions
duct system, storage site, maturation site
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ductus deferens
originates from the tail of the epididymis, merges to form one duct, short time transport duct.
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accessory sex glands
androgen/testosterone dependent, production of seminal plasma
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maximum accessory sex glands
two ampullary glands, two seminal vesicles, one prostate gland and one bulbourethro gland
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penis components
base, shaft, glans/head
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fibroelastic penis
sigmoid flexure with retractor penis muscles | found in bulls, rams and boars
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vascular erectile penis
engorgement of engorgable tissues with blood | found in dog, stallion and men
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engorgable tissues of the penis
corpus spongiosum and corpus cavernosum
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corpus spongiosum
surrounds penial urethra
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os penis
bone centrally located in the penis | found in cats and dogs
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unique part of a cat penis
barbed penis to induce ovulation in female
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unique part of a dog penis
bulbous glandus which causes swelling in the penis, results in a post-coital lock that blocks retrograde sperm flow
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retractor penis muscle
relaxes to release the sigmoid flexure and elongate a fibroelastic penis
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most immature sperm
spermatogonia
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most mature sperm
spermatozoa