Sexual and Ovarial Cycles Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Where does ovulation occur?

A

ovaries

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2
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Function of oogenesis

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3
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Function of ovarian cycle

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release of an oocyte (egg) for fertilization

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4
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Function of uterine cycle

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prepare the uterine lining to receive and nourish a fertilized egg

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5
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When do mitosis, meiosis I, and meiosis II occur?

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6
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Define oocytes

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female germ cells

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7
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Define follicles

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supportive structures in the ovary that surround and nourish the oocytes

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8
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Stage of follicle development

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9
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Distinguish between primary, secondary, and tertiary follicles

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10
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Function and layers of the primary follicles

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11
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Function and layers of the secondary follicles

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12
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Function and layers of the tertiary follicles

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13
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Function of follicular cells

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14
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How do follicles change over time

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15
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How long does it take for the oocyte in one primary follicle to be ovulated

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290 days

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16
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What are the 3 stages of the ovarian cycle

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  • follicular phase: follicles in the ovary develop
  • ovulation phase: release of an oocyte from a mature follicle
  • luteal phase: remaining follicle cells transform into the corpus luteum; secretes hormones to prepare the uterus for potential implantation
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17
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How long does each phase of the ovarian cycle last?

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  • follicular: days 1-14
  • ovulation: 1 day
  • luteal phase: days 25-28
18
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Hormonal changes in the ovarian cycle

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follicular phase:
- FSH stimulates the growth of follicles
- follicles produce estrogen
- LH levels increase

ovulation phase:
- LH triggers the primary oocyte to complete meiosis I and the secondary oocyte is released from a rupturing follicle

luteal phase:
- progesterone promotes the thickening of the endometrium preparing it for implantation
- estrogen contributes to the negative feedback of the pituitary
- inhibin suppresses FSH secretion

19
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What happens during ovulation?

20
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What hormone triggers ovulation

A

luteinizing hormone

21
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Why does a corpus luteum form?

22
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What hormones does the corpus luteum secrete?

23
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What is the corpus albicans?

24
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Describe how GnRH, LH, and FSH lead to the stages of the ovarian cycle

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Describe the phases of the uterine cycle. How many days does this cycle last?
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Role of GnRH in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Role of FSH in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Role of LH in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Role of estrogens in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Role of progesterone in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Role of inhibin in the ovarian and uterine cycles. Where is it secreted from?
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Signaling pathway of GnRH
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Signaling pathway of FSH
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Signaling pathway of LH
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Signaling pathway of estrogen
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Signaling pathway of progesterone
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Signaling pathway of inhibin
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Which hormones trigger the follicular phase
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Which hormones trigger ovulation?
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What hormones are released from the corpus luteum?
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What hormones trigger the menstrual phase?
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Describe how the ovarian and uterine cycles are connected