Week 8: Female Reproductive Anatomy Diagrammatic Images Flashcards
ID the structure and its homolog in XY chromosome individuals
Glans Clitoris and Glans Penis
Innervated by Internal Pudendal
ID the nerve
Pudendal Nerve
ID the muscle and its innervation
Bulbospongiosus and Internal Pudendal Nerve
ID the structure and the physiological process that is occuring
Ovary and Ovulation
What hormone(s) trigger ovulation?
FSH - development of the follicle
FSH & LH surge - triggers ovulation
What region of this structure is responsible for producing hormones that develop the follicle and cause ovulation?
Anterior Pituitary FSH and LH
ID this artery
Internal Iliac Artery
ID the structure
Uterine Artery
Branch of internal iliac; Water under the bridge - ureter courses below the vascular in the transverse cervical (cardinal) ligament of the broad ligament
ID the artery
Ovarian Artery
Branch of the aorta; Ovarian artery courses in the suspensory ligament of the broad ligament of the ovary. Then the medial side of the ovary attaches to the lateral fundus of the uterus via the ovarian ligament. There are no blood vessels in the ovarian ligament, but instead travel in the mesosalpinx to then anastamose with uterine branches.
ID the structure and the muscle beneath it
Crus/Crura of the Clitoris and Ischiocavernosos
ID the structure and the muscle beneath it
Bulb of the Vestibule and Bulbospongiosus
ID the muscle
Ischiocavernosus
ID the structure and its homolog in XY chromosome individuals
Crus/Crura of the Clitoris and Crus/Crura of the Penis
ID the muscle
Bulbospongiosus
ID the structure and its homolog in XY chromosome individuals
Bulb of the Vestibule and Corpus Spongiosum of Penis
ID the muscle
Levator Ani
ID the muscle
Levator Ani
ID the structure. Be specific
Fundus of the Uterus
ID the structure
Fundus of the Uterus
ID the structure
Bladder
ID the structure
Greater Vestibular Glands
ID the structure and its homolog in XY chromosome individuals
Greater Vestibular Gland and Bulbourethral Gland
ID the structure deep to the small orifice
Greater Vestibular Gland
ID the region of peritoneum covering the organs
Mesosalpinx