Lesson 2.1: Female Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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a thin vascularized membrane that separates the vagina from the vestibule.

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Hymen

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2
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portal to the internal female reproductive tract.

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Vagina

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6 VIGINAL DISORDERS
(CONGENITAL ANOMALIES)

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  1. Imperforate Hymen
  2. Hematocolpos
  3. External Vaginal Atresia
  4. Bacterial Vaginitis
  5. Fungal Vaginitis
  6. Trichomoniasis
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4
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
most common abnormalities in the development or canalization of the mullerian ducts.

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Imperforate Hymen

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5
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
the entrapment of menstrual flow.

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Hematocolpos

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6
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
thick, fibrous, but not imperforate hymen.

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External Vaginal Atresia

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7
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
overgrowth of normal or pathogenic bacteria that result in irritation.

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Bacterial Vaginitis

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8
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
altered vaginal ecosystem.

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Fungal Vaginitis

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9
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(VIGINAL DISORDERS)
vaginal walls are red and edematous with small petechial hemorrhages.

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Trichomoniasis

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10
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situated at the lower portion of the bladder and passing downward and forward beneath the symphysis.

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Female Urethra

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11
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3 MAIN PARTS OF THE URETHRA

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  1. Upper Portion – Fundus
  2. Middle Portion – Body
  3. Lower Portion – Cervix
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12
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3 LAYERS OF THE URETHRA

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Outer Layer – Perimetrium
Middle Layer - Myometrium
Inner Layer – Endometrium

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13
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cylindric, slightly expanded, in its middle and about 2.5cm in length

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Cervix

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14
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4 PARTS OF THE CERVIX

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  1. Canal
  2. Endocervical Mucosa
  3. Cervical Wall
  4. 1/3 Anterior Surface & 1/2 Posterior Surface
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15
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(PARTS OF THE CERVIX)
spindled shaped and open into the vagina.

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Canal

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16
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(PARTS OF THE CERVIX)
raised in a series of palmate folds.

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Endocervical Mucosa

17
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(PARTS OF THE CERVIX)
more fibrous than that of the corpus.

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Cervical Wall

18
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(PARTS OF THE CERVIX)
constitute the Vaginal portion.

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1/3 Anterior Surface & 1/2 Posterior Surface

19
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4 PHASES OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE

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  1. Flow Phase
  2. Follicular Phase
  3. Ovulation
  4. Luteal Phase
20
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Day 1-5, phase when the endometrial lining sheds.

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Flow Phase

21
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Day 6-13, phase when follicles are developed.

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Follicular Phase

22
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Day 14, egg burst from ovary into oviduct.

23
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Day 15-28, phase when estrogen and progesterone are secreted to the Corpus Luteum.

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Luteal Phase

24
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2 UTERINE DISORDERS

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  1. Prolapse
  2. Perforation
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descent of the uterus down the vaginal canal.
Prolapse
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spontaneous rupture of the uterus.
2. Perforation
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5 CERVIX DISORDER
1. Laceration 2. Strictures 3. Polyps 4. Cervicitis I 5. Cervicitis II
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(CERVIX DISORDER) fleshy tumors
Polyps
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(CERVIX DISORDER) exposure of mucous gland in the endocervical canal.
Cervicitis I
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(CERVIX DISORDER) are gonorrhea chlamydial infections caused by Chlamydia Trachomatis
Cervicitis II