Female reproductive Flashcards
(45 cards)
Ovaries function
Produce secondary oocytes and progesterone ,estrogen,inhibin,relaxin
Uterine tubes function
Transports the secondary oocyte to the uterus it’s the site of fertilization
Uterus function
Site of implantation and development of fetus during pregnancy ,inner lining sheds during menstruation
Vagina function
Receives the penis and is the passageway for childbirth
Mammary glands function
Synthesis and and secrete and eject milk to nourish the newborn
Ovarian ligament
Anchors ovaries to uterus
Suspensory ligament
Attached ovaries to pelvic wall
What type of epithelium is in the ovary
Germinal epithelium
Cortex of ovary
CT and ovarian follicles
Medulla of ovary
Contains blood vessels ,lymphatic and nerves
Where do the right ovarian vein end
IVC
Where do the left ovarian left veins end
Left renal vein
Where do ovarian arteries direct branches from
Abdominal aorta
Where does the lymphatic drainage end
In the later,a aortic lymph nodes
Ovarian cancer symptoms
Asymptotic- early stages ,abdominal discomfort ,heartburn ,nausea , loss of appetite, bloating and flatulence
Later stages - enlarged abdomen , abdominal or pelvic pain ,persistent GI disturbances ,urinary complications ,menstrual irregularities, heavy menstrual bleeding
What are the parts of the Fallopian tubes in order after ovulation
Fimbria ,infundibulum ,ampulla ,isthmus
What are the cells inside the uterine tube
Ciliated Columnar epithelial cells and peg cells (non ciliated )
3 parts of the uterus
Fundus
Body
Cervix
The three layers of the uterine wall
Outer perimetrium
Myometrium
Endometrium
Stratum functionalis function
Lost if the pregnancy does not occur
Stratum basalis
Retained during menstruation
Provides stem cells for stratum functionalis
What is the normal position of the uterus
Anteverted (cervix bent over vagina ) and ante-flexed (body of uterus bent over cervix )
What supports the uterus
Pelvic floor muscles
Transverse cervical ligament
Uterosacral ligaments
Round ligaments of the uterus
What is a uterine prolapse
It involves the loss of support by the cardinal and uterosacral ligaments and the pelvic floor muscles ,they can longer counteract typical intra abdominal pressures