Quiz 6 Flashcards

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3 functions of female reproductive system

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  1. produce female gametes 2. Provide environment for fertilization 3. Support fetus until birth
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2 cycles of female reproductive system

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ovarian and menstrual

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what is the ovarian cycle

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process during which the oocyte follicle undergoes maturation and the oocyte is ejected from the ovary

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4
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menstrual cycle

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series of changes in the uterine lining that occur approximately monthly

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5
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2 functions of ovaries

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produce oocytes and steroid hormones

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6
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outer surface of the ovary is covered by what kind of epithelium

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simple cuboidal

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7
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70% of ovarian cancers arise form where in the ovary?

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germinal epithelium

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8
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stromal cells of follicle are called

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theca

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9
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function of follicular theca

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provides structural support and some of its cells synthesize estrogen precursors

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10
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which layer of theca produces steroid inner or outer

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inner

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11
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layer of cells that surround the oocyte in in mature follicles

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corona radiata

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12
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connecting stalk of mature follicle

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cumulus oophorus

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13
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degenerate follicles

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atretic follicles

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14
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which layer of theca has smooth muscle

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external

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15
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ovulation occurs on which day of ovarian cycle

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16
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ovulation is triggered by

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surge of LH

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17
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function of corpus luteum

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produces progesterone and estrogen

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18
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if pregnancy occurs, corpus luteum… if pregnancy does not occur, corpus luteum

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persists 4-5 months until the placenta is able to produce necessary steroid hormones degenerates forming corpus albicans

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19
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what happens during luteinization

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cells increase in size and fill w/ lipid droplets to become steroid secreting cells

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20
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in CL former granulosa cells b/c____ former thetca interna b/c _____

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granulosa lutein thetca lutein

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21
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cells on outside of CL are from theca externa/interna

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interna

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22
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3 primary follices

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primordial unilaminar primary multilaminar primary

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23
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3 steps in ovulation

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primary antral/secondary mature / Graafian

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24
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mucosa of uterine tube is covered with what kind of eptithelium

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simple columnar

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layers of uterine tube
serosa/mesosalpinx , muscularis, LP (mucosa0
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which part of uterine tube has the most mucosal folds
ampulla
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what are peg cells?
secretory cells in uterine tube
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3 phases of menstrual cycle
menstrual, proliferative, secretory
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3 layers of uterine wall
endometrium myometrium perimetrium
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perimetrium is continuous with
peritoneum of abdominal cavity/ broad ligament
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functions of secretions of uterine glands
nutrition to embryo prior to and during implantation
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basal layer is supplied by which arteries
straight
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functional layer is supplied by which arteries?
coiled
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during proliferative phase, how are glands shaped?
straight
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secretory phase occurs b/w which days
15-28
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endometrum reaches maximum height during which phase?
secretory
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during secretory phase, how are glands shaped?
helical/ irregular
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menstrual phase is initiated when...
spiral arteries constrict and cut off supply to endometrium
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description of cervical epithelium 4
columnar, mucus secreting in endo cervix highly folded mucous glands dense collagenous tissue under epi
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ectocervix epithelium description...
stratified squamous
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label
Longitudinal section of testis, Epididymis, ductus deferens: 1. Ductuli efferentes; 2. Tubulus rectus; 3. Seminiferous tubule; 4. Interlobular septum; 5. Tunica albuginea; 6. Caudal epididymis; 7. Corpus epidiymis; 8. Mediastinum, rete testis; 9. Ductus deferens; 10. Caput epididymis.
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prostate is what kind of gland?
compound tubuloalveolar gland
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prostatic concrestions/ defining feature of prostate
corpora amylacea
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primary spermatocytes are haploid or diploid
diploid
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steps in spermatogensis
type a spermatoagonia stem cell type a spermatoagonia progenitor cell type b spermatoagonia primary spermatocyte secondary spermatocyte spermatid spermatozoa
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spermatogenesis vs spermiogenesis
spermatogenesis---stem cell, meiosis spermiogensis--spermatid -\> mature spermatozoa
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LH stimulates which cells FSH stimulates which cells
leydig to make testosterone sertoli to make ABP
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epithelium of epididymis
pseudostrat w/ stereocilia
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t/f seminal vesicles are a deposity for spermatozoa
no
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spermatozoa b/c motile in
Epididymis
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prostate gland is what classificationof gland
tubuloalveolar
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diff b/w breast and prostate histological ID
breast has fat, prostate has smooth muscle
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2 types of acquired immunity
humoral cell mediated
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humoral immunity uses which kind of cells cell mediated uses which kindof cells
b lymp t lymph
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3 APCs
monocyte derived b lymp epitheliual reticular cells
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immunogen
foreign substance that can elicit an immunite response in a particular host
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antigen
a molecule that can react w/ an antibody irrespective of its ability to elicit an immune response
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all immune cells have receptors for...
cytokines
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IgM affinity? IgG=where most abundamt, (monomer/dimer), affinity IgA
1st antibody produced, lower affinity - Most abundant in blood, monomer, high affinity - most abundant in body/secretions, dimer, high affinity
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which antibody crosses placenta
IgG
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which antibody is related to allergic response?
IgE
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MHC-I denotes displays
self in nucleated cells protein broken down from that cell
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MHC-II denotes displays found where?
- non self - foreign material - found on APCs
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Th/ Tc MHC II is CD4/CD8 restricted MHC I
Th CD4 Tc CD8
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what are the primary lymphoid organs what are the secondary lymphoid organs
bone marrow, thymus spleen, lymph nodes, MALT
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Hassall's corpuscles are in which organ
thymus
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HEV are associated w/ which organ and with which part -function
lymph nodes deep cortex entry of lympocytes/blood into lymph nodes
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where are B cells in spleen where are t cells
lymphoid follices periarteriolar lymphatic sheaths
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renal lobules are where in kidney and definted by
cortex collecting duct that drains out of it
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nephron includes what 4 things
renal corpuscle, proximal convuluted tubule, loop of Henle, and distal convuluted tubule
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epithelium of PCT
cuboidal w/ microvilli
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visceral layer of Bownman's is made up of
podocytes
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collecting duct secretes -\_ and converts
erythropoietin vitamin D
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what is longer PCT/DCT
proximal
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thick ascending limb actively pumps
NaCl into interstitum, but is impenetrable to water
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