Female Anatomy Flashcards

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Liquor folliculi

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Fluid contained within the tertiary follicle

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Cornua

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-Either of the two lateral cavities of the uterus
-Fallopian tubes pass into

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List the 4 layers common to all portions of the reproductive tract.

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-Serosa
-Muscularis
-Submucosa
-Mucosa

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Serosa

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-Outermost layer
-Single layer of squamous cells
-Covers reproductive tract

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Muscularis

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-Double layer of smooth muscle: Outer
(Longitudinal), Inner (Circular)
-Aids in transport of secretory products: Peristaltic contraction

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Submucosa

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-Thickness varies
-Supportive tissue
-Contains: Blood vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatics

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Mucosa

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-Secretory layer of epithelium
-Each region has a different type
~Oviduct: Mixture of Ciliated columnar epithelium
and non-ciliated columnar epithelium
~Posterior vagina: Stratified squamous epithelium

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Know why the location of the reproductive tract in domestic animals is significant for reproductive management (i.e. transrectal palpation and ultrasound and some of its applications).

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Below the rectum
-Palpation can be done through the rectal tissue: Less struggle (not through cervix) and less risk of infection
-Rectal tissue: Better view of tract and ultrasound

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Know which ovarian structure produces estradiol and the functions of estradiol.

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-Follicle
-Helps stimulate Estrus behavior, Release oocyte, Thicken endometrium, Prepare for implantation

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Know which ovarian structure produces progesterone and the functions of progesterone.

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-Corpus Luteum
-Helps to maintain pregnancy
-Prevents ovulation while in high concentration

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Describe the broad ligament.

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Double layered connective tissue

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Describe the broad ligament embryonic development and origin and its function.

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-Origin: Peritoneum
-Development and function:
~Suspends Ovaries, Oviducts, Uterus, Cervix, Anterior Vagina
~Houses Vasculature, Nerves, and Lymphatic Vessels

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List the 3 portions of the broad ligament.

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-Mesovarium
-Mesosalpinx
-Mesometrium

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Mesovarium

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-Supports ovary
-Houses blood vessels: Hilus

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Mesosalpinx

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-Supports Oviduct
-Serous portion (thin): Smooth transparent membrane that covers, lines, or attaches to organs.
-Bursa-like pouch

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Mesometrium

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-Supports Uterine Horns
-Largest
-Most conspicuous

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List the 4 layers of the ovary.

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-Germinal eithelium
-Tunica albuginea
-Ovarian cortex
-Ovarian medulla

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Germinal eithelium

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-Single layer of cuboidal cells
-Not related to germinal cells

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Tunica albuginea

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Outer connective tissue

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Ovarian cortex

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-Usually (Not true in horses): Oocytes and Related structures

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Ovarian medulla

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-Central part of ovary,
-Houses Vasculature, Nerves and Lymphatics

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Compare/contrast the equine ovary and the non-equine ovary.

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-Farm Species
~Oocytes: Cortex
~Ovulation: Anywhere on the ovary
-Mares
~Oocyte: Medulla
~Ovulation: Ovulation Fossa

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What ovarian structures are in the preovulatory stage?

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-primordial follicle
-primary follicle
-Secondary follicle
-Tertiary follicle

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What ovarian structures are in the postovulatory stage?

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-Corpus Hemorrhagicum
-Corpus Luteum
-Corpus Albicans

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primordial follicle
-Most immature -Microscopic -Single layer of squamous cells.
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primary follicle
-Microscopic -Single layer of cuboidal cells
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Secondary follicle
-Microscopic -Two or more layers of cuboidal cells.
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Tertiary follicle
-Antral: Having fluid (liquor folliculi) in the antrum -Graafian: Mature / Ovulating size
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Corpus Hemorrhagicum
-Bloody site of protruding tissue -On the ovary -Directly after ovulation
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Corpus Luteum
-Large / obvious -Yellow Bodies -On ovary
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Corpus Albicans
-White -Scar-like tissue -Degraded CL
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List the layers of the tertiary follicle.
-Theca externa -Theca interna -Basement membrane -Granulosa -Cumulus oophorus -Oocyte
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Theca externa
Primary loose connective tissue
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Theca interna
hormone production
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Granulosa
-hormone production -oocyte maturation
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Cumulus oophorus
-A “cloud” of granulosa cells surrounding the oocyte -Sticky -Corona Radiata: Special designation of granulosa cells directly bordering (in contact with) the oocyte
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Oocyte
The egg
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List the portions of the oviduct.
-Infundibulum -Ostium -Ampulla -Ampullary-isthmic junction -isthmus -Uterotubal junction
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Infundibulum
-Funnel shaped opening to oviduct -“Catchers Mitt”
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Ostium
-Opening of the oviduct -“Bottle Neck”
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Ampulla
-Half or more of the oviduct -Large diameter -Fern like mucosal folds: Ciliated epithelium -Site of fertilization
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Ampullary-isthmic junction
Site of fertilization
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isthmus
-Smaller diameter -Thick muscular wall -Fewer mucosal folds
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Uterotubal junction
Site where oviduct joins the uterus
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List the 3 types of uteri.
-Duplex -Bicornuate -Simplex
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Duplex
-2 cervical canals separating each horn into distinct compartment with 1 or 2 vaginal canals -Rabbit (one vagina) -Possum (two vaginas)
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Bicornuate
-2 uterine horns and small uterine body -All farm species
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Simplex
-single uterine body with little to no uterine horn -Humans
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Perimetrium
-Thin sheet of tissue -Equivalent to the serosa
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Myometrium
-Outer longitudinal muscle layer -Inner circular muscle layer -Equivalent to the muscularis
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Endometrium
-Innermost layer of uterus -Consists of the mucosa and submucosa
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Describe the functions of the cervix.
-Barrier to external environment: During pregnancy -Barrier to sperm transport: Cow and Ewe -Produces mucus: During estrus primarily in Cow and Ewe
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Describe the functions of the vagina.
-Copulatory organ -Birth canal -Site of urine expulsion
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Cranial vagina
-Generally columnar epithelium -Highly secretory -Fornix: Wide part at the end of the vagina
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Caudal vagina
Stratified squamous epithelium: Protective functions
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Vulva
-External portion of female tract -2 labia (major and minor): mostly adipose tissue with small bundles of smooth muscle. -2 commissures: Dorsal and Ventral
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Clitoris
-Female homologue of penis -In ventral commissure.
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Perineum
Region surrounding anus and vulva