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2.6 Male And Female Reproductive System Flashcards

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Excurrent duct system (2) proximal and distal

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Proximal - 20 efferent tubules

Distal - mesonephric duct aka ductus deference (pseudostrat epi)

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Intratesticular ducts? Lined by….and changes into? Overall (3)

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Straight tubules(tubuli recti) = terminal section
Lined by sertoli cells. Changes into cuboidal epithelium
Empties into rete testis -> simple cuboidal (single cilium); low columnar epi(few short microvilli)
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Efferent ductules (8)

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Pseudostrat. 20 connect rete testis to epididymis.
Saw tooth lumen.
Basal cells - undifferentiated stem cells
Tall columnar - ciliated
Small columnar - non cilia, mv, canalicular invag, pinocytotic vesicles
Transport of sperm - cilia and sm contraction.
Sm - circ, inner + outer longi. Elastic fibres.

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Appendix testis and utricle formed from?

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In males, paramesopheric duct remnants.
Females - uterus, tubes, upper 1/3 of vagina
Sry gene -> testis transcription factor -> anti mullerian hormone

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Testicle (8) and size

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4-5cm length, 3cm thickness
Tunica albungie (dct), tunica vagalis propria, lobules (250), scrotal bursa, rete testis, appendix testis, appendix epididymis, tunica vasculosa (lct + bv)
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Epidiymis (3)
Length, actual length.
3 parts.
Involved in?

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Efferent ductules (head) + duct of epididymis (body and tail). Bv, sm, ct covering
7.5cm. 4-6m - coiled duct.
Decapacitation

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Epididymis - decapacitation

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sperm motility,
addition of surface associated decap factor,
inhibit fertility - reversible

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Duct of epididymis - cell types (3)

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Pseudostrat
1 principle cells - stereocilia ( 80um - 20um)
2 basal cells - stem cells ( small round)
3 migrating halo cells (lymphocytes prox end)

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Seminiferous tubule and secretions?

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Secrete fluid. Absorbed in efferent tubules. Reabsorbed in duct of epididymis (proximal)

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Epididymis - 5 secretion products.

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Aid maturation of sperm

Glycoproteins, siliac acid, glycerophosphocholine, steroids, glycocalyx

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Epididymis head body tail

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Head and body only circ

Tail - circ, inner outer longi cont with ductus deferens

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Epididymis peristalsis contractions (2)

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Tail ( reservoir of sperm)

Neural stim, ejaculation - intense contractions

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Ductus deferens length?

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40cm

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Ductus deferens similar (2) and diff (2) to epididymis

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Similar - Pseudostrat columnar epi, microvilli

Difference - thick muscular contraction, irregular lumen (longi flolds)

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Ductus deferens - ampulla (3)

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Thinner musuclar coat
Glandular diverticulum
Longi layer sm near ejaculatory duct disappear

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Spermatic chord contains?

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All structures pass to and from the testis

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Accessory glands

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Seminal vesicles - glandular diverticulum - 60% of sf, nutrition + stim of motility - survival of sperm in vagina
Prostate - 30% of SF. Citric acid, enzymes, proteins
Bulbourethral glands - urogenital diaphram - alkaline mucus. Compound tubular alveolar - similar to mucus secreting glands.

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Bulbourethral glands. Epithelium. And fliud

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Simple columnar. Presminal

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Semen (4)

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Sperm, secretory products, fluids,
100m sperm / ml. 3ml
Alkaline - neutralise acidic urethra + vagina
Prostaglandins
Zinc - stabilize dna chromatn
Prostaglandins (supress immune response)
Vit c, phosphosyrylcholine, fructose, liquifin,

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Prostate shape?

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Chestnut like

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Prostate secretes
Rich in?
Proteins can be used for?
The concretion?
How differ from thyroids?
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Alkaline fluid - neutralised acidic ph of vagina
Rich in citric acids, proteolytic enzymes, liquifin -> coagulated sperm(semen) into vagina
Proteins: prostate specific antigen - detect cancer
Copora amylacea - also found neuroglia and pul alveoli
Epi, structure and mat of secretory uni. (Tubuloalveolar = prostate)

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Carcinoma of prostate

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Peripheral - most cases of carcinoma
Transitional - around urethra/mantellar zone - benign hyperplasia
Central - resistance to carcinoma - aorund ejaculatory ducts

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Structure of prostate: capsule, glands and…

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Fibromuscular capsule .
Tubuloalveolar - simple columnar, basal cell, sf, corpora amylacea
Occasionally psuedostrat

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Stroma of prostate

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DCT, elastic fibres, sm cells

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Prostate secretion and lumen

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Merocrine and apocrine

Irregular lumen

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Female genital system (5)

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Gonads (ovary)
Genital tracts : fallopian tube, uterus, vagina
External genital tracts

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Genital tract (4)

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Entry of oocyte into fallopian tube
Sperm into fallopian tube
Fertilisation - ovum into uterus
Implantation + development of ovum in mucosal lining of uterus

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Uterine tubes size?

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12cm

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Uterine tubes site of? 4 parts? Lumen and sm

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Site of fertilisation and cleavage of zygote
4 parts : infundibum, ampulla, isthmus, intramural portion - extends into uteric wall
Lumen decreases, increase in sm proportion (muscularis externa)

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Structure of uterine tube -

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Mod during ovarian cycle
Simple columnar - cilia
Secretory (non-cilia)
LP -> CT
SUBmucosa - lacking
Muscularis - 2 - inner circ, outer spiral
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Uterine tubes and hormones?

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Oestrogen - cilia more abundant

Progesterone - cilia less abundant

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Uterus main structures?

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Body, isthmus, cervix (supra and infra vaginal) portion

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Broad ligament subdivisions

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Mesometrium - the mesentery of the uterus; the largest portion of the broad ligament
Mesosalpinx - the mesentery of the Fallopian tube
Mesovarium - the mesentery of the ovaries.

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Broad ligament contents. Reprod(2), vessels (2), ligaments (3)

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Reproductive-Uterine tubes (or Fallopian tube),ovary
vessels-ovarian artery (in the suspensory ligament),uterine artery
ligaments-ovarian ligament,round ligament of uterus
suspensory ligament of the ovary

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Layer in broad ligament

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Double

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Uterus peritoneum

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Placed on uterus

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Intravaginal portion of cervix surround by?

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Ant and post fornix

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Uterus isthmus, during pregnancy?

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Passage from body to cervix.

Preg - elongated -> named = inf uterine segment

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Shape of uterus body

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Triangle

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Lumen of uterus cervix

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Folds that interdiginate

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Endometrium before ovulation which phase? What type of glands.
During menstration?

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Proliferation phase, secretory phase.
Coiled tubular glands
Menstration - spiral artery - mod - contractin - breakdown -> menstratin

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Spiral arteries basics

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Uterus - Spiral arteries - small arteries - temp blood - endometrium - luteal phase

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Spiral arteries - Converted uteroplacenta blood flow

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Loss of smooth muscle & elastic lamina from the vessel wall.

5-10 fold dilation at the mouth of the vessel.

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Anteflexion and anteversion

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Anteversion cervix and vagina - 90

Anyeflexion - body and cervix - 120-170

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