Module 11 Flashcards

1
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Where are the ovarian follicles found in the ovary?

A

cortex

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2
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Where are oocytes found?

A

ovarian follicles

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3
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Dense connective tissue layer found under the germinal epithelium on ovary

A

tunica albuginea

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4
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What structure is pictured here?

A

Cortex and medulla of the ovary

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5
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Identify the structures in the micrograph

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ovary with follicles and oocytes

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6
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low cuboidal epithelial layer that covers the ovary

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germinal epithelium or ovarian surface epithelium

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7
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4 developmental stages of ovarian follicles

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primordial, primary, secondary, and graafian

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8
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which follicle stage has a single layer of squamous follicle (granulosa) cells

A

primordial

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9
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Which follicle stage is stimulated by FSH?

A

primary

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10
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What stage of follicular development does the zona pellucida begin to form?

A

primary

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11
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Which covering of the oocyte contains sperm receptors?

A

zona pellucida

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12
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Which stage of follicular development shows theca folliculi, theca interna, and theca externa?

A

primary

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13
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Which layer of the theca develops endocrine function?

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theca interna

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14
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What stage of follicular development is pictured?

A

primary- multilaminar

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15
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Which stage of follicular development has simple cuboidal follicular cells?

A

primary

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16
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Which stage of follicular development do vesicles form?

A

secondary

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17
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Fluid found inside secondary follicle vesicles

A

liquor folliculi

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18
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Which stage of follicular development do oocytes reach full size?

A

secondary

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19
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What structure is pictured?

A

Secondary follicle

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20
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What results when vesicles in secondary follicles combine?

A

form an antrum

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21
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small group of granulosa cells that project out from the wall into the fluid filled antrum of the secondary follicle

A

cumulus oopherus

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22
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What surrounds the zona pellucida?

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cumulus oopherus

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23
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What hormone do theca interna cells produce, and what receptor do they contain?

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receptor for LH and produce androstenedione

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24
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How long does it take for a follicle to fully mature to the graafian stage

A

10-14 days

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single layer of granulosa cellss that immediately surrounds the primary oocyte in the mature follicle
corona radiata
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Is the graafian follicle ovulatory or pre-ovulatory?
pre-ovulatory
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process of releasing the secondary oocyte from the graafian follicle
ovulation
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what layer of follicular cells stays with the oocyte during ovulation?
corona radiata
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average time for ovulation
28 days
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degeneration of developing follicles that don't release an egg
atresia (degeneration)
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structure that forms due to high levels of LH after ovulation and functions as a temporary endocrine gland
corpus luteum
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What hormone do luteal cells produce?
progesterone
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What are the darkly stained cells pictured?
Theca lutein cells
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corpus luteum involutes to form this structure
corpus albicans
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functions of the oviduct
receive an ovulated ovum, conduit for sperm to reach oocyte, fertilization, initial stages of embryonic development
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What are the 4 regions of the oviduct?
fimbrae/infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus, and intramural region
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Where in the oviduct does fertilization take place?
ampulla
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What structure is pictured?
Folds in the fallopian tubes
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What stage of development does the uterus receive the embryo?
second week
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3 layers of the uterus
perimetrium, myometrium, and endometrium
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which layer of the uterus has smooth muscle and large blood vessels?
myometrium
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which layer of the uterus has glandular, secretory components?
endometrium
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how many layers of muscle are in the myometrium?
4
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what helps stimulate uterine contractions?
prostaglandins and oxytocin
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What type of epithelium is found in the endometrium?
nonciliated secretory columnar cells and ciliated cells
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What structure hormonally controls the uterus?
ovaries
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structures that secrete "uterine milk" to feed an embryo
uterine glands
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two layers of the endometrium
stratum functionalis and stratum basalis
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thick superficial layer that makes up most of the endometrium and is sloughed of during menstruation
stratum functionalis
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deep narrow layer of the endometrium that remains during menstruation and is vascularized by straight arteries
stratum basalis
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3 phases of the menstrual cycle
proliferative, secretory, and menstrual
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what 3 hormones increase drastically right before ovulation?
LH, FSH, estrogen (17-beta-estradiol)
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what hormone during pregnancy keeps the corpus luteum going
HCG
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what organ releases FSH and LH?
anterior pituitary
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When does the secretory phase begin and what homrone is prevalent?
at ovulation. progesterone which comes from the CL
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what phase of the menstrual cycle do uterine glands become "tortuous, dilated, and secrete"?
secretory phase
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What phase of the menstrual cycle is shown?
secretory phase
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internal epithelium of the cervix
simple columnar
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external epithelium of the cervix
stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium
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hormone that softens the cervix for delivery
relaxin
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what comprises the lamina propria in the vaginal mucosa
loose connective tissue that has lots of elastic fibers
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what is responsible for the low pH of the vagina
bacteria that metabolize glycogen and form lactic acid
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epithelium of the vagina
stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium
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What structure is pictured in this micrograph?
vagina- characterized by non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
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modified sweat glands (tubulo-alveolar glands) that produce exocrine secretions via the apocrine mechanism
mammary glands
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what connects lobules of the mammary gland to the tip of the nipple?
lactiferous ducts/milk ducts
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what separates lobes of mammary glands
adipose and connective tissue
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hormones that cause growth of the duct system during pregnancy
estrogen and progesterone
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what extra hormone is present for lactating mammary glands during pregnancy?
lactogen
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hormone that promotes milk let-down
oxytocin
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what do the alveoli look like in resting/nonsecreting mammary glands?
smaller and not developed and less numerous
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