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Menstrual Flashcards

1
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body organ that produces the cells necessary for reproduction

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Gonad

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2
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hormones responsible for muscular development, physical growth, and the increase in sebaceous gland| secretion

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androgen

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3
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the study of male reproductive organs

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Andrology

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4
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responsible for conducting sperm from the tubule to the vas deferens

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epididymis

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5
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cells that produce testosterone

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Leydig cells

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6
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absence of sperm

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abspermia

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7
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These glands secrete a viscous alkaline liquid with a high sugar, protein, and prostaglandin content

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seminal vesicles

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8
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a chestnut-sized gland that lies just below the bladder produce fluid

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prostate

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9
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study of female reproductive organs

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gynecology

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10
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The structures that form the female external genitalia are termed

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vulva

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11
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the ridge of tissue formed by the posterior joining of the labia minora and the labia majora

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fourchette

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12
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3 parts of uterus

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corpus
isthmus
cervix

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13
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elastic semicircle of tissue that covers the openingto the vagina during childhood

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hymen

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14
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part of uterus that prevents contamination

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cervix

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15
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What part of femsystem transports ovum

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fallopian tubes

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16
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the portion where the incision most commonly is made when a fetus is born by a cesarean birth

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isthmus

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17
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the portion that can be palpated abdominally to determine the amount of uterine growth during pregnancy

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fundus

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18
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inner layer of mucuos membrane

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endometrium

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19
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middle layer of muscle fibers

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myometrium

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20
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outerlater of connective tissue

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perimetrium

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21
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The mucous membrane that lines the cervix is termed

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endocervix

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22
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constrict the fallopian tubes at the point they enter the fundus, preventing regurgitation of menstrual blood into the tubes -

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myometrium

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23
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holds the internal cervical es closed during pregnancy to prevent a preterm birth

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myometrium

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24
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outermost layer of the uterus, is to add further strength and supportto the organ.

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perimetrium

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25
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pelvis that supports uterus; superior

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false pelvis

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26
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where infant passes in the pelvic area

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true pelvis

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27
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area between true and false pelvis

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linea terminalis

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28
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3 parts of true pelvis

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inlet
cavity
outlet

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29
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the entrance way of true pelvis

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inlet

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30
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the space of the true pelvis

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cavity

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31
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types of pelvis

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gynecoid
android
platypelloid
anthropoid

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32
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normal, rounded favorable pelvic

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gynecoid

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33
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angulated , wedge mostly in male pelvis

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android

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34
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oval narrowed pelvic

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anthropoid

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35
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inserting an instrument in posterior vaginal wall

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culdoscopy

36
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what is the purpose of the menstrual cycle

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to bring an ovum to maturity and renew a uterine tissue bed that will be necessary for the ova’s growth should it be fertilized

37
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these are released at early point to mature hormone

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FSH

38
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these are released during ovulation at midpoint

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LH

39
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ave length of cycle

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28days

40
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ave menses

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4-6 days

41
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odor of menses

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marigold

42
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physiologic structures of cycle

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hypothalamus
pituitary gland
ovary
uterus

43
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hypo releases ___ to start cycle

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GNRH

44
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As the oocyte grows, its cells produce a clear fluid CALLED

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follicular fluid

45
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Term called for a matured small ovum

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graafian follicle

46
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Where does the ovum go after ovulation

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fallopian tubes

47
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when does ovulation occur

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14 days before the end of cycle

48
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Remaining ruptured follicle is named

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corpus luteum

49
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term when egg is fertilized

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conception

50
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term when corpus luteum is replaced

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corpus albicans

51
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4stages of cycle

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bleeding
preovulatory
ovulatory
postovulatory

52
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phase is where the endometrium rapidly thickens as much as eightfold rised estrogen

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proliferative

53
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4phases of cycle

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proliferative
secretory
ischemic
menses

54
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phase is where endometrium to become corkscrew or twisted in
appearance and dilated with quantities of glycogen and appearance of rich, spongy velvet ; rised progesterone

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secretory

55
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This phase is wherecorpus luteum regresses and endometrium degenerates

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ischemic

56
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ave menstrual flow

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30-80 ml

57
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multidimensional phenomenon that includes feelings, attitudes, and actions

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sexuality

58
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4 sexual response cycle

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excitement
plateau
orgasm
resolution

59
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u stage is reached just before orgasm-

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plateau

60
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A
61
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30-minute period during which the externaland internal genital organs return to an unaroused stat -

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resolution

62
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a vigorous contraction of muscles in the pelvic area expels or dissipates blood and fluid from the area of congestion

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orgasm

63
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painful menstruation

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dysmenorrhea

64
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absence of menstruation

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amenorrhea

65
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excessive mens

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menorrhagia

66
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bloody discharged mens

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metrorrhagua

67
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characteristics of human sexuaity

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biological sex
sexual orientation
sexual identity
gender identity
values

68
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what regresses during ischemic phase

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endometrium and corpus luteum

69
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signs of excitement for women

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increase clitois

Erected nipples

Vagina widens

70
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signs of excitement in men

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Erection

Testes elevation

scrotal thickening

71
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what nerve is stimulated in the excitement stage

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Parasympathetic nerve

72
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4 excitement triggers

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Sight

emotion

sound

thoughts

73
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Men go through a refravtory period while a women wont. T/F

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TRUE

74
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hormonal decline

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Andropause

75
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Average age of onset of a NORMAL CYCLE

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12-14 yrs

76
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INDICATIONS OF OVULATION

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Vaginal sensation

Dropped Estrogen

Cervical mucus

77
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Menopause occurs between what ages

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40-45 yrs

78
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Treatment for menopause

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Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)

79
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other names for proliferative phase

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estrogenic,follicular, post-menstrual

80
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which phase where ovary begins to produce estrogen

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Proliferative Phase

81
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Other term for secretory phase

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Luteal Phase, Pre- Menstrual, Progestational Phase

82
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when does ischemic phase start

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24-25 days of menstrual cycle

83
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Oxygen does not lessen during ischemic phase

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False. It does

84
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What is the widest part of the fallopian tubes

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ampulla

85
Q

They supply one
more source of alkaline fluid to help ensure the safe
passage of spermatozoa.

A

Bulbourethral Gland ( Cowper’s Gland )

86
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which part contains the testes, epididymis and spermatic cord

A

Scrotum

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