Chapter 28: Reproductive system (Female reproductive system) (Lecture) SYDNEY Flashcards

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Most important organ in both male & female reproductive system is the _________

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gonad

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What does the gonad do?

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Organ that produces the gametes (sex cells) (in women it produces oocyte)

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The ovary in women are _________

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Paired, hve a left & right ovary

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What is the structure of the ovary?

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  • Tunica albuginea (which is the outtermost layer, white surface of the ovary)
  • Cortex (contains follicles )
  • Medulla (contains the blood supply, & located in the inner layer, Where all oocytes are produced)
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The ovary is connected by the ___________ ligament, which is a fetal remnant

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Ovarian Ligament

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The _____________ Ligament is also attached to the ovary & its important because it contains the ovarian blood supply

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Suspensory Ligament

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The ___________ is a broad ligament that is attached to the Uterus

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Mesentery

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The Uterus is also attached to the ___________ ligament which is also a fetal remnant

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Round ligament

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The ____________ ligament is a strong attachment between the Uterus and the sacrum

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Uterosacral Ligament

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Oocytes are ___________

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Female gametes

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The developmental process of oocytes is called _____________

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Oogenesis (formation of oocytes)

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Forming oocytes the process begins in the females _________

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Fetus (primary oocytes, starts meiosis)

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At the end of prophase 1 of meiosis, there is about _______- oocytes

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1.5 M at birth

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By puberty, there are about __________ oocytes

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400,000

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Oocyte is surrounded by _________ cells which support the oocytes

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Follicular cells

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What are some other functions of the Follicular cells do for the oocytes?

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Secrete estrogen ( changes urine linging)

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Primary follicles are surrounded by __________ cells which make the outer lining for it & its function is to produce _________

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Granulosa cells, estrogen

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When primary follicles mature they become ____________ follicles

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secondary follicles

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secondary follicles contain many layer of Granulosa cells, & have a fluid filled space surrounded by Granulosa cells called ___________

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Antrum

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Secondary follicles will later become __________ follicles

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Mature follicles

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What are the different names for mature follicles?

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Vesicular follicle & Graafian follicle

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How can you distinguish a mature follicle?

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Has alot of antrum in it

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A mature follicle is a ___________ oocyte which has finished meiosis 1

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Secondary oocyte

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Follicle cells that stay behind form what?

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Corpus luteum (yellow body, No oocyte (after ovulation))

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What is the function of the Corpus luteum?
Secretes progesterone & estrogen
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What is the function of progesterone in the Corpus luteum?
Maintain uterine lining for possible implantation
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If there is no implantation the corpus luteum later degenerates & becomes ______________
Corpus albicans
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When a Corpus albicans forms what happens?
corpus luteum break down & become a scar tissue
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_____________ conducts the eggs from the ovary to the uterus
Uterine Tubes (Fallopian Tubes)
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The __________ is nearest to the ovary but not attached to the ovary
Infundibulum
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The ___________ are finger like-folds that are part of the Infundibulum
Fimbriae
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What is the function of the Fimbriae?
Guide oocytes to urterine tube
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Ampulla is known as an _____________ region (its after the infundibulum)
expanded
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What is the importance of the Ampulla?
Its typically the site of fertilization
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Where is the Isthmus located at?
Medial to the Ampulla
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The uterine part of the uterine tube is ________________
Is continuous with the wall of the uterus
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Within the uterine tubes, the __________ is folded
Mucosa
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The Mucosa folds are covered with what tissue type?
Simple columnar epithelium & they are ciliated to transport oocytes to the uterus
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______________ is also located in the walls of the uterine tube which participates in peristalsis, which also moves the oocyte toward the uterus
Muscularis
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What is the uterus's main function?
Maintains pregnancy
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Describe how the uterus looks
Its a thick wall muscular organ
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Describe the location of the uterus
Its anterosuperiorly orientated, superior to the bladder & its located in the pelvic cavity
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What are the main regions of the uterus?
1. Fundus (top-dome looking part) 2. Body (main part of the uterus) 3. Cervix (inferior part of the uterus)
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The outermost layer of the uterus is called ___________
Perimetrium
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What tissue type is the Perimetrium? & is continuous with ___________ ligament
A serous membrane & is also continuous with the broad ligament of the uterus
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___________ is the muscular layer of the uterus that functions in labor contractions
Myometrium
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The ____________ is the innermost layer of the uterus
Endometrium
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The very innermost layer of the Endometrium is ___________
Mucosa (thick layer)
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Deep in you have _____________
Uterine glands
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The Endometrium has what two layers?
1. Basal layer (doesnt change in thickness) 2. Functional layer (changes alot, it grows (thickens) or sheds depending on the menstrual cycle (caused by the level of estrogen & progesterone in the body)
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Describe the vagina
It's a thick-walled muscular tube (also known as the birth canal)
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What is the function of the vagina?
Its the female copulatory organ
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What is the lining of the vagina made of?
Muscoa
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The mucosa in the vagina is made up of what?
Nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium
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Where is the breast located at?
On the anterior side of the thoracic wall
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What are the breasts composed of?
Composed of fat & glandular tissue
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The breast is supported by the ____________ ligament
Suspensory ligament (Anchor to pectoralis major)
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What type of glands are in the center of the breast? and what does it do?
Mammary glands (they are divided into lobes that have alveoli that are the functional unit for producing milk)
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_________ proliferate during/after pregnancy, which causes the boobs to grow & shrink after
Alveoli
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Alveoli are connected to ________ ducts which drains the lobes (conduct the milk towards the nipple)
Lactiferous ducts
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_________ sinuses sit just below the nipple, are just a holding space for the milk
Lactiferous sinuses (most milk is produce on demand, not rlly stored)