Reproduction

Question 1

Connects the ovaries to the uterus

Answer 1

Ovarian ligament

Question 2

Connects The ovaries to the fallopian tubes and the body wall

Answer 2

Suspensory ligament

Question 3

Attaches to the uterus and the fallopian tube

Answer 3

Broad ligament

Question 4

Matures to form the ovum

Answer 4

Oocytes

Question 5

Inner fibrous connective tissue closest to the ovary

Answer 5

Tunica Albuginea

Question 6

Outer layer with Cuboidal cells that are continuous with the parietal peritoneum

Answer 6

Germinal epithelium

Question 7

Microscopically the ovaries are composed of many sac-like structures that consist of immature eggs called an oocytes

Answer 7

Ovarian follicles

Question 8

Transport ova from the ovaries to the uterus… Example oviducts or Fallopian tube… It takes 3 to 6 days for the egg to travel the length of the tube

Answer 8

Uterine tubes

Question 9

Part of the uterine tube that is the site for fertilization of the egg

Answer 9

Ampulla

Question 10

Part of the uterine tube which attaches to the curve like structure ampulla serves as a normal site of fertilization of the egg

Answer 10

Infundibulum

Question 11

Fingerlike projections which posses many cilia and are located at the ends of the uterine tube and partially surround the ovary to receive the egg during ovulation… attaches to the infundibulum

Answer 11

Fimbriae

Question 12

As the egg reaches the end of the uterine tube it must pass through a narrow region called the?

Answer 12

Isthmus

Question 13

Paired almond shaped gonads of the female located on each side of the uterus,they produce immature eggs called oocytes, they are covered by two layers of tissue, and are the primary site for egg production, and production of estrogen,progesterone, and inhibin

Answer 13

Ovaries

Question 14

The uterus consist of three regions… The rounded upper is called?

Answer 14

Funded

Question 15

The uterus consist of three regions… the major portion of the uterus is called?

Answer 15

The body

Question 16

The uterus consist of three regions… The narrow neck and mouth of the uterus is called?

Answer 16

The cervix

Question 17

The cervix poses a passageway that is connected on both ends of the cervical os called?
Implantation in this area causes dilation in the later stages of childbirth and can lead to complications

Answer 17

Cervical canal

Question 18

The uterine wall is composed of three layers the thick innermost mucous lining where the fertilized egg will penetrate is called the?
This layer is two layers thick… Contains the stratum functionalis and the Stratum basalis

Answer 18

Endometrium

Question 19

The uterine wall is composed of three layers the muscular middle layer made of smooth muscle for stretch is called the?

Answer 19

Myometrium

Question 20

The uterine wall is composed of three layers the outermost serous layer is called the?

Answer 20

Perimetrium

Question 21

The endometrium has two chief strata… The functional zone where spiral arteries deliver nutrient rich blood to this zone is called?

Answer 21

Stratum functionalis

Question 22

The endometrium has two chief strata… The innermost composed of rapidly dividing cells forms a new functional layer each month… Nourished by straight arteries which delivers blood to the functional zone

Answer 22

Stratum Basalis

Question 23

A thin walled muscular tube extending from the cervix to the vestibule, functions as the birth canal, possesses Numerous rugae for stretch… is lined with stratified squamous epithelium to protect against abrasions

Answer 23

Vagina

Question 24

The upper portion of the vagina surrounds the cervix creating in anterior and posterior arch- like passageway

Answer 24

Fornix

Question 25

An incomplete partition located at the distal end of the vaginal orifice and is often ruptured during the first coitus

Answer 25

Hymen

Question 26

Also called the vulva or pudenum

Answer 26

External genitalia

Question 27

Homologous to the bulbourethral glands in the male... Produce secretions during arousal

Answer 27

Vestibular glands

Question 28

The soft tissue between the vaginal region and the anus, often cut during childbirth in a procedure called episiotomy

Answer 28

Perineum

Question 29

One function of the male reproductive system is to manufacture ? and to deliver them to the female reproductive track where fertilization can occur

Answer 29

Gametes (sperm)

Question 30

Produce the gametes and hormones, testes of the male, and ovaries of the female

Answer 30

Gonads

Question 31

Begin during puberty in males and continues throughout life, occurs in the seminiferous tubules of the testes and generally takes nine weeks

Answer 31

Spermatogenesis

Question 32

Differentiation of immature male gametes into physical mature sperm called ?

Answer 32

Spermiogenesis

Question 33

Reference to Each division of a diploid spermatogonium produces 2 daughter cells, one is a spermatogonium that remains in contact with the basil lamina of the tubule and the other is a primary spermatocytes that is pushed towards the lumen of the tubule

Answer 33

Mitosis of spermatogonia

Question 34

Beginning with each primary spermatocytes containing 46 individual chromosomes at the in the daughter cells are usually called secondary spermatocytes, each secondary spermatocyte contains 23 chromosomes each of which consists of a pair of duplicate chromatids

Answer 34

Meiosis I

Question 35

The secondary spermatocytes soon enter this phase which use for haploid spermatids each containing 23 chromosomes, for each primary spermatocyte that enters Meiosis, four spermatids are produced

Answer 35

Meiosis II

Question 36

The spermatids undergo physical maturation to form the spermatozoa, a process which takes approximately 24 days

Answer 36

Spermiogenesis