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0858L RAD TECH 122L > Finals | Mastery of REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM with Radiologic Correlation > Flashcards

Finals | Mastery of REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM with Radiologic Correlation Flashcards

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GENERAL DIVISIONS OF REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ACCORDING TO FUNCTIONS

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  1. GONADS
  2. SYSTEM OF DUCTS
  3. ACCESSORY SEX GLANDS
  4. SUPPORTING STRUCTURES
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Produce gametes (reproductive cells) and sex hormones

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GONADS

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SYSTEM OF DUCTS Function

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Passageway/ transportation
Temporary storage

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ACCESSORY SEX GLANDS Function

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Produce substances that protect and facilitate movement of gametes

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SUPPORTING STRUCTURES Function

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Assist in the delivery of gametes
FEMALE: assist in the delivery of fetus

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6
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Produce sperm cells
Secrete testosterone

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TESTES

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Epididymis PLURAL FORM

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Epididymides

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Organ closest to testes

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Epididymis

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Site for sperm maturation

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Epididymis

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Process by which sperm acquire motility and the ability to fertilize an ovum

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sperm maturation

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11
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Sperm maturation occurs for about how many days?

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14 days

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12
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Propelling of sperm from the epididymis to vas deferens

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Peristalsis

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13
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Sperm will be stored here even after it has already matured until it is needed

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Epididymis

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14
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Expanded end of vas deferens

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Ampulla of vas deferens

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15
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Other therm for vas deferens

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Ductus deferens

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Formed by the union of the duct from the seminal vesicle and the ampulla of the ductus (vas) deferens

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Ejaculatory duct

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17
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Ejaculatory duct passes through the —

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prostate gland

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18
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Terminates in the prostatic urethra, where they eject sperm and seminal vesicle secretions just before the release of semen

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Ejaculatory duct

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Passageway for both semen and urine

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Urethra

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Urethral parts

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Prostatic urethra
Intermediate (membranous) urethra
Spongy urethra

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21
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Produces alkaline viscous fluid directed to the ejaculatory duct

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Seminal vesicles

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22
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Common structure seen to identify prostate gland

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UB

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23
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Location of prostate gland in relation to UB

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Prostate gland is inferior to UB

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24
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Other term for bulbourethral glands

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Cowper’s glands

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25
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What comprises of the semen?

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Sperm + Seminal fluid

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26
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Protects and supports testes

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Scrotum

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27
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Houses urethra

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Penis

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28
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Pouch between the anal canal and seminal valve

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Rectovesical pouch

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29
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DIlated end part of the urethra (normal)

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Navicular fossa

30
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Expanded part of penis

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Glans penis

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Margin of glans penis

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Corona

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Tissues that make up the penis

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Corpus spongiosum
Corpus cavernosum

33
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Internal compartments between testes

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Lobules

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What are inside the lobules?

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Seminiferous Tubule

35
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Produce egg cells
Secrete progesterone and estrogen

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OVARIES

36
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Route for sperm to reach an ovum and transport secondary oocytes and fertilized ova from the ovaries to the uterus

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FALLOPIAN TUBE

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Other terms for FALLOPIAN TUBE

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UTERINE TUBE
OVIDUCTS

38
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Pathway of sperm to reach egg cell

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UTERUS (WOMB)

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Site for implantation of fertilized egg

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UTERUS (WOMB)

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Posterior end part of uterus

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Cervix

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Outlet for menstrual flow and passageway of childbirth

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VAGINA

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Where is the vagina located?

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Between UB and rectum

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Protects internal part of the reproductive system, especially openings

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Vaginal folds
1. Labia Majora
2. Labia minora

44
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Opening for sexual arousal (FEMALE)

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Clitoris

45
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Fluid-filled fallopian tube with dilation

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HYDROSALPINX

46
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Examines fallopian tube and uterus

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Hysterosalpingography

47
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One indication of Hysterosalpingography

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Infertility in females
- CM is inserted into the uterus; flows to the fallopian tube. If no blockage, CM is spilled into its peritoneum

48
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TRANSABDOMINAL PELVIC UTZ vs TRANSVAGINAL PELVIC UTZ

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TRANSABDOMINAL
- Transducer on top of the abdomen
- Smaller appearance of ovaries
- Downward appearance of fan

TRANSVAGINAL
- Transducer inserted in the vagina
- Larger appearance of ovaries because transducer is nearer the pelvis thus, enlarged
- Upward appearance of fan

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When can’t transvaginal pelvic utz be used?

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Cannot be used if the patient is a virgin. Instead, a transrectal pelvic utz is used where the transducer is inserted through the rectum

50
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Multiple follicular cysts present in the ovary

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PCOS

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How many number follicles for it to be considered PCOS?

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> 12

52
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Consists of cells to help maturation. Once ready for fertilization, it will break to release follicles

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Ovarian follicle

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  • More active compared to other follicles
  • Faster to develop
  • Cells within mature faster
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DOMINANT FOLLICLE

54
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Lining of uterus

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Endometrium

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Appearance of Endometrium in an UTZ

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Hyperechoic compared to the rest of the uterus

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Best imaging modality for examining a fetus

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UTZ

57
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UTZ is used in fetal babie sto determine what?

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  1. Size of the baby
  2. How old is the baby in months
  3. Baby’s gender
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Most common type of tumor in testes

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SEMINOMA

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SEMINOMA appearance in an UTZ

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Hypoechoic

60
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An UTZ procedure performed by doctors most of the time

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SCROTAL UTZ

61
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Inserted through the uterus to prevent pregnancy

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INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICE

62
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Inflammation of the epididymis and testis

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EPIDIDYMO-ORCHITIS

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UTZ technique that Usually looks at blood flow

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Color Doppler Technique:

64
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How to determine fetal demise is an utz?

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Spalding sign

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Spalding sign appearance

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Overlapping of the fetal skull because the brain has already collapsed

66
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An example of uterine duplication anomaly

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BICORNUATE UTERUS

67
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Multiple deposited calcification within the testis

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MICROLITHIASIS

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MICROLITHIASIS appearance

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Hyperechoic

69
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Procedure that uses radioactive seeds placed on the prostate gland responsible for producing ionizing radiation where cancer is present

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Brachytherapy

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Responsible for producing ionizing radiation directly where the cancer is present

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Radioactive seeds

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