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reproductive system Flashcards

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1-5

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  1. ovary
  2. uterine tube
  3. urinary bladder
  4. urethra
  5. clitoris
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  1. labium minus
  2. labium majus
  3. greater vestibular gland
  4. vagina
  5. rectum
  6. cervix
  7. uterus
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  1. uterus
  2. vagina
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  1. uterine tube
  2. ovary
  3. uterus
  4. endometrium
  5. myometrium
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  1. perimetrium
  2. cervix
  3. vagina
  4. infundibulum
  5. fimbriae
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  1. cortex
  2. medulla
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  1. primordial follicle
  2. primary follicle
  3. follicular cells
  4. primary oocyte
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  1. ampulla
  2. isthmus
  3. infundibulim
  4. fimbriae
  5. uterine tube
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  1. body of uterus
  2. isthmus
  3. vagina
  4. fundus of uterus
  5. wall of uterus
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6-10

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  1. cervix
  2. uterine part
  3. isthmus
  4. ampulla
  5. infundibulim
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1-3

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  1. endometrium
  2. myometrium
  3. perimetrium
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1-3

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  1. estrogen
  2. inhibin
  3. progesterone
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  1. ischial tuberosity
  2. pubic symphysis
  3. urogenital triangle
  4. ischial tuberosity
  5. anal triangle
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  1. glans of clitoris
  2. labia minora
  3. vaginal entrance
  4. labia majora
  5. vestibule
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  1. spongy urethra
  2. penis
  3. scrotum
  4. testis
  5. ductus deferens
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6-10

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  1. epididymis
  2. bulbourethral gland
  3. ejaculatory duct
  4. prostate gland
  5. seminal vesicle
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  1. spermatic cord
  2. epididymis
  3. testis
  4. scrotal septum
  5. spermatic cord
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6-9

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  1. cremaster muscle w/ cremasteric fascia
  2. superficial scrotal fascia
  3. dartos muscle
  4. scrotal skin (cut)
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  1. ampulla
  2. ejaculatory duct
  3. prostatic urethra
  4. ductus deferens
  5. membranous urethra
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1 & 3. spermatic cord

2 & 4. cremaster muscle w/ cremaster fascia

  1. superficial scrotal fascia
  2. dartos muscle
  3. scrotal skin (cut)
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inguinal canal

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  1. genitofemoral nerve
  2. deferential artery
  3. ductus deferens
  4. pampiniform plexus
  5. testicular artery
  6. spermatic cord
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  1. scrotum
  2. skin
  3. dartos muscle
  4. superficial scrotal fascia
  5. cremaster muscle
  6. lobule

7 & 8. seminiferous tubules

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interstitial cells

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1-3

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  1. head of epididymis
  2. body of epididymis
  3. tail of epididymis
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1-2

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  1. spermatogonium
  2. spermatid
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ductus deferens

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1-5

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  1. ampulla
  2. ejaculatory duct
  3. prostatic urethra
  4. membranous urethra
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1-4

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  1. spongy urethra
  2. membranous urethra
  3. ejaculatory duct
  4. prostatic urethra
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30
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seminal vesicle

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31
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1-2

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  1. prostate gland
  2. bulbourethral gland
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1-5

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  1. urogenital triangle

2 & 5. ischial tuberosity

  1. anal triangle
  2. pubic symphysis
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1-3

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  1. corpora cavernosa
  2. central artery
  3. corpus spongiosum
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34
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4-8

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  1. root of penis
  2. corpus spongiosum
  3. corpora cavernosa
  4. body (shaft) of penis
  5. glans
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36
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the ovaries produce what cells?

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oocytes (“egg” cells)

37
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the ovaries make what hormones?

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estrogen & progesterone

38
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what is oogenesis?

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ovum production

39
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oogenesis occurs in a ______ manner -> ______

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cyclical; ovarian cycle

40
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how many phases are in the ovarian cycle?

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2 w/ ovulation between

41
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what is the first phase of the ovarian cycle

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follicular phase

42
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what occurs during the follicular phase?

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growth of egg cell and surrounding follicular cells

43
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how long is the follicular phase?

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about 14 days

44
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what occurs from day 7-10 of the follicular phase

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high estrogen output

45
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what happens during ovulation?

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oocyte leaves follicle and enters fallopian tube

46
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ovulation is caused by?

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a spike in pituitary hormone called Luteinizing hormone (LH)

47
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ovulation occurs at what day?

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14

48
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what is the second phase of the ovarian cycle?

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luteal phase

49
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what is the luteal phase?

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post-ovulation period when corpus luteum active

50
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how long is the luteal phase?

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about 14 days

51
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what occurs from day 15-24 of the ovarian cycle? (during luteal phase)

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high progesterone output

52
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what happens during the uterine cycle?

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endometrium undergoes changes in response to changing levels of hormones

53
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the uterine cycle occurs in a _____ pattern and has _____ phases

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cyclical; 3

54
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the uterine cycle is regulated by?

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ovarian hormones (estrogen & progesterone)

55
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what are the three phases of the uterine cycle?

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menses

proliferative phase

secretory phase

56
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estrogen peaks in what uterine cycle phase

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proliferative phase

57
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what are the endometrial changes that occur during the uterine cycle?

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menses -> destruction of functional zone

proliferative phase -> repair and regeneration of functional zone

secretory phase -> secretion of endometrial glands

58
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when does progesterone peak in the uterine cycle?

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secretory phase

59
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when does inhibin peak in the uterine cycle?

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proliferative phase

60
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functions of vagina

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  • passageway for elimination of menstrual fluid
  • passageway for penis to enter during intercourse
  • part of “birth canal” where fetus passes during delivery
61
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the external genitalia is framed by ______ bones within ________

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pelvic; urogenital triangle

62
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the space between the labia minora

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vestibule

63
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the vestibule (female) contains….

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  • greater vestibular (Bartholin’s glands)
  • similiar to cowper’s gland
64
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how many lobule are their per testis?

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approx. 250

65
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seminiferous tubules are______ meters uncoiled

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1000

66
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what are spermatogonia (spermatogonium)?

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undifferentiated male germ cell

  • diploid cell
67
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spermatid is produced by?

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second miotic division originating with the secondary spermatocytes

68
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location and function of interstitial (Leydig) cells

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  • L: in the tissue space between seminiferous tubules
  • F: make testosterone
69
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functions/job of epidiymis

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-storage/protection as spermatozoa mature and aquire ability to move/swim

70
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Ductus (Vas) Deferens function

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  • transport spermatozoa from epididymis to urethra during ejaculation
71
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seminal vesicles generate?

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60% volume of semen

-seminal fluid

72
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seminal fluid contains… (& their function)

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  • fructose (energy source for sperm cells)
  • prostaglandins (suppress immune response by female, stimulates smooth muscle contractions in male & female reproductive tracts, promotes widening of cervical os)
73
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what is the pH of seminal fluid

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slighly alkaline

74
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prostate gland

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  • surrounds proximal urethra
  • generates 20-30% of the volume of semen
  • prostatic fluid
75
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prostatic fluid

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  • milk appearance
  • contains:

citrate (nutrient source for sperm cell)

seminalplasmin (antibiotic)

prostate-specific antigen (PSA, enzyme that helps liquefy semen)

76
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bulbourethral (cowper’s) gland

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-makes think alkaline mucus that protects urethral lining, lubricates glans, neutralizes vaginal environment

77
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typical volume of semen produced during ejaculation

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2-5 ml (about a tsp)

78
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semen contains

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  • sperm from seminiferous tubules in testes (200-500 mil. sperm cells)
  • various fluids (from seminal vesicles, prostate gland, & cowpers glands)
79
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the penis is what type of tissue mainly

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-erectile tissue

~corpora cavernosa

~corpus spongiosum

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81
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how long is the menses stage of the uterine cycle?

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7days

82
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how long is the proliferative phase?

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7-8 days

83
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how long is the secretory phase?

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14days

84
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progesterone is highest on what day?

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22

85
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estrogen is highest on what day?

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12

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