Lecture 36 Flashcards

1
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Functions of the female reproductive system?

A

Produce oocytes
Transport sperm and ova into appropriate site for fertilization and provide a sister for developing embryo and fetus ton grow, protection, nourishment and lastly delivery if fetus.

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2
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What is the female Perineum?

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Region inferior to pelvic floor between region of upper thighs. Contains urogenital and anal triangle.

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3
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What structures make up the Vulva?

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Mons pubis which suits in front of pubic symphysis, Labia including major and minor and the space between assosiated wth the vagina called the vestibule.

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4
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Location and function of vestibule glands?

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Deep to the labia, role is to lubricate vaginal orifice

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5
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How does the clitoris differ from penis?

A

Urethra does not pass through as it has a seperate opening.

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6
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What components make u the uterine tubes?

A

Most Lateral: Infundibulum: funnel shaped structure with fimbriae.
Mid: Ampulla: dilated area where fertilisation occurs.
Most medial: Isthmus: narrow passage

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7
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What are the main parts of the uterus?

A

Fundus, body, cervix (fornix0

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8
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Perimetrium?

A

Outer layer of the uterus, made up of connective tissue

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9
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Myometrium?

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Middle layer of uterus made up of smooth muscle.

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10
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Endometrium?

A

Inner layer of uterus, made up of columnar epithelial cells and contains uterine glands and arteries. This is the layer that sheds during menstrual cycle.

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11
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Functions of the cervix?

A

Canal provides passageway between uterus and vagina, produces cervical mucous and regulates sperm transport.

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12
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Vangina?

A

Fibromuscular,
distensible female
copulatory organ

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13
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Blood Supply to the FRT?

A

Blood supply: direct branches off the abdominal aorta and

internal iliac arteries (often anastomose/connect)

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14
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Blood supply to the ovaries?

A

Ovarian arteries

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15
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Blood supply to the uterus?

A

Uterine aartery

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16
Q

Blood supply to vagina?

A

vaginal artery

17
Q

Location of ovaries?

A
Bilateral structures
• Lateral and posterior to the
uterus
• Lateral portion of the true
pelvic cavity
18
Q

Structure of ovaries?

A

Outer cortex (follicles) and inner
medulla (connective tissue,
blood/lymphatic vessels, nerves)

19
Q

Function of ovaries?

A

• Site of oogenesis and hormone
production (e.g. oestradiol)
• Oocytes develop within follicles

20
Q

Broad Ligament?

A

Contains mesometrium, Mesosalpinx, Mesovarium

21
Q

What are the ligaments of the reproductive systems?

A

Broad Ligaments
Ovarian ligament
Suspensory ligament
Round ligament

22
Q

Vesicouterine pouch

A

Continuous fold of broad
ligament (visceral
peritoneum) over
anteriorly located bladder

23
Q

rectouterine pouch

A

Continuous fold of broad
ligament (visceral
peritoneum) over
posteriorly located rectum

24
Q

What stimulates the development of breast tissue?

A

Estradiol and progesterone

25
Q

What muscles do the breasts lie on?

A

pectoralis major muscles

26
Q

Structure of breasts?

A
• Lobes Þ lobules Þ
alveoli Þ lactiferous
ducts Þ lactiferous
sinuses that open at
nipple pores.
• Suspensory
ligaments support
the glands.