Female Physiology Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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androgens stimulate what cells

A

granulosa cells

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2
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estrogen inhibits what

A

GnRH
LH
FSH

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3
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Granulosa cells inbits

A

FSH secretion

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4
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What regulates thecal cells

A

LH

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5
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What regulates granulosa cells

A

LH and FSH

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6
Q

E2

A

estradiol

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7
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E1

A

estrone

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8
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E3

A

estriol

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9
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what hormone is predominant during pregancy

A

estriol (E3)

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10
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what hormone is predominant during menopause

A

estrone (E1)

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11
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what hormone is predominant during reproductive year

A

estradiol (E2)

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12
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how carbons does all estrogens have

A

18

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13
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Functions of Estrogen

A
  • maturation and 2nd sex characteristics
  • increase CNS excitablity
  • Stimulate endomerial prolif. and uterine growth
  • maintenanceof blood vessels and skin
  • increase plasma serum hormone bind globulin
  • reduce rate of bone re-adsorption
  • alter plasma lipds (increase HDL and tri., lower LDL)
  • enhanced blood coagulabilty
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14
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what point of the cycle is estrogen at its low point

A

menses

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15
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what stimulates hte growth of several preovulatory ovarian follicles

A

FSH and LH

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16
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LH act predominantly on

17
Q

FSH act predominantly on

A

granulosa cells

18
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what inhibits FSH and LH

19
Q

where does FSH and LH accumulate during prolong levels of E2

A

anterior pituitary

20
Q

What causes LH to surge

A

Temporary flip feed back from neg to pos. stims hypothalamusro release moreGnRH

21
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what does the LH surge cause

22
Q

how long does the luteal phase last

A

begins at ovulation and last 14 days

23
Q

What inhibts the pituitary from releasing LH and FSH

A

elevated progesterone (and estrogen) in the blood

24
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What phase does the uterus change its lining

A

secretory phase

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What causes the changes in the lining of the uterus
progesterone
26
after ovulation, what does the granulosa cell start to produce in the corpus luteum
progesterone
27
Where are prgestin synthesized
overary testes and adrenal cortex from cholesterol
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carbon back bone of progestins
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Physiological effects of progesterone
- prepares uterus for implant - devel. of secretory mech of breast - increase fat deposition - Decrease CNS excitabilty - increase insulin - increase aldoserone - increase body temp - decrease pC02
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what hormone is invouled with body weight and puberity
leption
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what could be cause of menopause
loss ininhibins (loss of inhibition for FSH
32
what hormone at menopause is elevated
FSH
33
upon implantation, trophoblast start secreting what
hCG, LH like
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what dies hCG prompts
the corpus luteum to continue expressing estrogens and progesterone
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what prevents menstruation
hCG