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function of vagina
take penis
carry urine secretion
open incase pregnancy
3 layers of vagina
mucosal
muscular
fibrous
mucosal of vagina
inner
stratified squamous
musuclar layer of vagina
middle
smooth tissue
band of skeletal
fibrous layer of vagina
outer
connective tissue
elastic fiber
3 parts of uterus
fundus
body
cervix
fundus
superior most portion of the uterus
Corpus (body)
main portion of the uterus and contains the uterine cavity where an embryo implants and grows.
cervix
inferior most portion of the uterus
Name the layers of the uterus.
endometrium
myometrium
perimetrium
endometrium
inner
simple columnar
glands
vasculature thickness
myometrium
middle
smooth muscle
push baby
permetroum
serous membrane
serous fluid
outer
What is the fornix?
recess or pocket formed in the upper vagina surrounding the protruding end of the cervix
What occurs to the smooth muscle in the female reproductive system during orgasm?
involuntary contractions occur in the smooth muscle of the uterus,
what is estrogen production controlled by
hypothalamus
what does hypothalamus make
Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH)
what does Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH) target
anterior pituitary gland
when GnRH targets ANterior pituitary gland this causes what?
to make Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) (hormones).
what does fsh and lh target
ovaries to release estrogen
what do high levels of estrogen inhibit
anterior pituitary gland and hypothalamus to prevent overproduction
Effects of Estrogen
Promotes breast development, fat deposition in the hips and thighs, and widening of the pelvis.
enlargement and maturation of the primary reproductive organs (ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and vagina).
Causes the lining of the uterus to thicken
Stimulates osteoblast activity (bone growth)
Rising levels of FSH stimulate the development of
follicles (or primary follicles) within the ovary.
As the follicles become larger, the cells within them increase their production?
estrogen
around day 14 what does the anterior piutitary gland produce
large amount of LH
The increase of LH causes what stage?
ovulation
empty follicles become what?
corpus luteum
empty corpus luteum secrete?
large amounts of progesterone and estrogen.
estrogen does
thickens uterine wall
progesterone does what
causes uterine to become more vascular and glandular.
High levels of estrogen inhibit the anterior pituitary gland and the production of FSH and LH. This ensures
no new follicles
f the released secondary oocyte is not fertilized
corpus luteum will transition to a corpus albicans around day 24 (or days 24–26).
the transition from luteum to albicans causes what
rapid drop in estrogen and progesterone
The blood vessels in the endometrium constricting causes what
tissue to die and shed on 1-5 dats
Without estrogen and progesterone (hormones) to inhibit the anterior pituitary gland,
podction of FSH and LH begin and cycle restarts
why do females go through the reproductive cycle and not produce eggs constant
uterus needs new start
needs safe space so multiple eggs can cause multiple pregnancys
When does menopause normally occur?
40-50’s
What happens to hormone levels during menopause?
Estrogen drops sharply
Progesterone drops to near zero:
What are the symptoms of menopause?
less fat
shrink reproductive organs
migraines
less bone strength
back ache
What hormone stimulates development of the breast?
estrogen
alveoli →
alveolar duct
alveolar duct →
lactiferous ducts →
lactiferous ducts →
lactiferous sinus
How many chromosomes does a secondary oocyte have?
23
The theca interna secretes steroids while the theca externa is mostly connective tissue that encapsulates the follicle.
true or flase
true
Which of the following hormones is primarily responsible for maintaining pregnancy?
progesterone
What is the layer of granulosa cells called that surrounds an oocyte within a tertiary follicle? (they are released with the oocyte during ovulation)
corona radiata
The follicle that has just released an egg transitions into a fatty structure called the corpus
luteum
The sloughing of the uterus is caused by
a drop in progesterone as the corpus luteum dies