Reproduction Flashcards

1
Q

reproductive tract can be divided into what 2 groups?
whats in each group?

A

Arms: ovary, oviduct, horns
Trunk: Uterine body, cervix, vagina, vulva

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2
Q

what organs heavily regulate hormones for reproduction

A

pituitary and hypothalamus

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3
Q

parts of broad ligament, and what they attach to

A

mesometrium: uterus
mesovarium: ovaries
mesosalpinx: oviducts

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4
Q

what is the master organ of the reproductive tract

A

ovaries

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5
Q

what might indicate that a mare is in transition to breeding season

A

hair coat sheds

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6
Q

sections of the oviducts

A

infundibulum
ampulla
isthmus
uterotubal junction

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7
Q

what is the endometrium

A

-inner glandular layer of uterus

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8
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how does the tightness of the cervix indicate stage of estrous

A

Tight: diestrus or pregnant
flaccid: estrus

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9
Q

what organ is often referred to as the “little volcano”

A

cervix

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10
Q

what forms the hymen

A

transverse fold/urethral orifice

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11
Q

what is the normal state of the vagina? when is this state changed?

A

-normally collapsed
-except during breeding and foaling

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12
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what is the vestibulovaginal ring

A

-junction of vagina and vestibule
-forms a seal to keep out foreign material

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13
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where is the hypothalamus and pituitary gland located

A

Hypothalamus: base of the brain
Pituitary: ventrally to the hypothalamus

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14
Q

neurons from hypothalamus pathway from anterior vs posterior pituitary

A

anterior: stimulate or inhibit release of other hormones

pituitary: enter blood vessels to travel throughout the body to function as hormones

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15
Q

what acts as the middle man between nervous and endocrine systems

A

hypothalamus

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16
Q

reproductive hormones from posterior pituitary

17
Q

reproductive hormones from anterior pituitary

A

Gonadotropic hormones

prolactin

18
Q

what are the gonadotropic hormones

A

Luteinizing hormone(ovulation)
Follicle Stimulating Hormone
GnRH

19
Q

signs of estrus

A

squatting
raising tail
urinating
winking
leaning and backing up towards the stallion

20
Q

T/F TB farms tease and breed their mares every day
How often do QH farms?

A

TRUE
QH do it every other day

21
Q

how long can sperm survive in the mare

22
Q

what is determined by ultrasounds

A

cervical, uterine, and ovarian tone