Test 2 lecture Female Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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main function of ovaries

A

gamete production
sex hormone production (estrogen- follicles) progesterone (corpus luteum)

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2
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the yellowish remnant of the ruptured follicle

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corpus luteum

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3
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the corpus luteum will produce ___

A

progesterone

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4
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the follicle will produce ___

A

estrogen

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5
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walls of the follicle are made up of

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granulosa cells

theca cells

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6
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where does ovulation occur in a horse ovary

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ovulation fossa

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7
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major function of the uterine tube?

A

catch the oocyte

place of fertilization

transport into the uterine horns

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8
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end of the uterine tube

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infundibulum

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9
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flower like end of the uterine tube

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fimbriae

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10
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four types of uterus

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duplex (rabits)

biparitite ( pigs)

bicornate (cow and horse)

simplex (humans)

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11
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horse have ___ uterus meaning___

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bicornate

short uterine horn, larger uterine body

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12
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bumps on the endometrium of ruminant uteri

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caruncles

(attaches to cotyledon on the placenta to make the placentome)

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13
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broad ligament sections

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mesosalpinx (surround uterine tube)

mesometrium (surround uterine body)

mesovarium (attach ovary to the body wall

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14
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___ attached the ovary to the body wall

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mesovarium

suspensory ligament

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15
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___attaches to the uterus and hold it in place

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mesometrium

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16
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___ is attached to the mesometrium and extends through the vaginal process

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round ligament of the uterus

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17
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___ connects the ovary to the uterine horn

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proper ligament of the ovary

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18
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___ space where oocyte is released

A

ovarian bursa

19
Q

uterine vein will exchange ___ with the ovarian artery

A

hormones

prostaglandin made by uterus tells the ovary to “kill” the follicle

20
Q

ligament between the uterine horns are ___. what animal has them?

A

intercornual ligament

horse = 0

dog = 1

cow = 2

21
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cows have two ligaments in between the two uterine horns called the

A

intercornual ligament

22
Q

during ____ the cervix is slightly open due to what hormone

A

estrus

estrogen

23
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during ____ the cervix is tightly closed due to what hormone

A

diestrus

progesterone

24
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platypus is a ___

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monotremes (mammal that lays eggs)

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1 teat = how many glands
1 = 1 1 teat = 1 gland
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of teat orifice = ___ ducts
2=2 1=1 direct correlation
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the goat has ___ mammary system
2 teats each teat has 1 mammary gland and 1 duct
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the horse mammary system
horse has 2 teats 1 gland per teat each teat has 2 orifices= 2 ducts
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the glands sinus and teat sinus make up the \_\_\_
lactiferous sinus
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the lactiferous sinus
gland sinus teat sinus papillary duct surrounded by the teat sphincter teat orifice
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1 teat = ___ glands
1
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number of holes in the teat tells you what
how many duct systems
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\_\_\_ hormones during pregnancy will stimulate ductile and alveolar growth in the mammary gland
estrogen and progesterone
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\_\_\_ inhibits milk production
progesterone
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\_\_\_ the making of milk, begins at parturition
lactogenesis
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hormones to make milk
after birth progesterone and estrogen decreases prolactin increases oxytocin is released
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pathway of milk
glands (mammary acini) lactiferous ducts lactiferous sinus (glands sinus and teat sinus) papillary duct/ teal canal teat orifice
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support tissue of udder
middle and lateral suspensory ligaments lamellae
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\_\_\_ extend off the suspensory ligaments in the udder into the tissue
lamellae
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after a cow has a baby what happens to venous drainage
cranial and caudal superficial epigastric veins connect to each other, helps drain the udder
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lymph trunks in the udder drain to the \_\_\_
mammmary lymph node
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mammary lymph node drains to \_\_\_
deep inguinarl (iliofemoral node)
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in the udder veins drain \_\_\_
caniodorsally (toward subcutanous abdominal vein)
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in the udder the lymphatics drain \_\_\_
caudodorsally toward the mammary lymph node