Female reproduction Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Bimanual exams

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cervix is anterior to fingertips, not distal

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Speculum exams

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blades place in the anterior & posterior fornices

the cervix swings into view as the speculum opens

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uterine blood supply

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ovarian artery - from abdominal aorta
uterine artery from internal illiac
Arcutate arteries

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Menstruation and hormone cycles

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LH and FSH surge induces ovulation after rising estrogen levels
progesterone rises from remaining corpus luteum which stimulates growth of functional layer of endometrium
if no fertilization, progesterone drops, inducing shed of functional endometrium

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5
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Ovary structure

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primordal follicle
primary follicle
secondary follicle
Graffian follicle
Ovum
Developing corpus luteum
Corpus luteum
degenerating corpus luteum
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Pregnancy

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implantation of embryo causes release of human chronic gonadotropin (hCG) that supports corpus luteum until the placenta develops

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Hysterosalpingography

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contrast medium injected into uterus

travels through uterus and uterine tubes to determine pregnancy

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8
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Tubal ligation

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surgical method of birth control

Uterine tubes are cut to prevent joining of egg and sperm

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uterine ligaments - peritoneal folds

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mesovarium
mesosalpinx
mesometrium

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10
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uterine ligaments - developmental remnants

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ovarian ligament

round ligament

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uterine ligaments - endopelvic fascia

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true supporting ligaments of the uterus and bladder

cardinal ligament
uterosacral ligament
puboservical fascia

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Pelvic wall muscles

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Piriformis

Obturator Internus

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Pelvic floor muscles

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Coccygeus
Illiococcygeus
Pubococcygeus
Puborectalis

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14
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Urogenital diaphram

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Superior urogenital fascia
Deep perineal pouch
perineal membrane
Deep transverse muscle
external urethral sphincter
Compressor urethrae (females)
Urethrovaginal sphincter (females)
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15
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Superficial perineal pouch

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ischicavernous muscle
bulbospongiosus muscle
superficial transverse perineal muscle
Perineal body
External anal sphincter
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Vagina

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tubular fibromuscular organ
cervix enters vagina at 90degree angle
- forms deep recess - fornix

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four layers of vagina

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adventita (outer)
muscularis (smooth)
submucosa
muscosa with transverse rugae (inner)

18
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Blood supply - vagina

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vaginal artery

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Vulva

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mons pubis
- adipose tissue
- covers symphysis
- cushioning during coitis
Labia majora
- longitudinal fold
Labia minora
- longitudinal fold
- encloses vestibule
- prepuce covers clitoris
Clitoris
Vaginal Vestibule
Vestibular glands
- lubricates viginal orifice
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Vestibular glands

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secrete mucus to vestibule
greater vestibular glands have greater secretions during arousal
lesser vestibular glands antimicrobial function

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clitoris

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innervation by the dorsal nerve or the clitoris (from pudendal nerve)

22
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Embryo - Genital tubercle

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Female - clitoris

Male - Penis

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Embryo - urethral folds

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Female - vestibule & labia minora

Male - Spongy urethra

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Embyo - labioscrotal swelling

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Female - labia majora

Male - Scrotum

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Emybryo - Gubernaculum
Scrotal ligament
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Female orgasm nerve
dorsal n of clitoris travels to lumbarsacral spinal cord Lumbar splanchnic nerve -> smooth muscles in vagina, cervix, uterus contract Pudendal nerve -> contraction in the ischiocavernosus bulbospongiosus, urethrovaginal sphincter
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Parturition - Labour
Dilation Expulsion Placental stage
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Perineal injuries
weaken pelvic floor decrease support for pelvic organs predispose incontinence and sexual dysfunction prophylactic epilepsy
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Uterine prolapse
loss of facial support | Eversion of the vagina
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Labour nerve blocks
Spinal block from lumbar puncture Caudal epidural block pudendal nerve block
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Perineal nerve block
Given prior to episiotomy or prior to stage 2 | alternative if missed epidural