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Ovary
(A) organs that produce and store eggs
Fimbriae
(H) finger-like projections found at the end of the fallopian tube that help sweep the egg from the ovary into the Fallopian tube during ovulation
Fallopian Tube (oviduct)
(I) the structure that the egg is released into during ovulation. It is also the site of fertilization and tubal ligation.
Uterus
(B) also known as the womb. It is the site of pregnancy.
Endometrium
(C) the blood-rich tissue that lines the inside of the uterus.
Cervix
(D) the neck of the uterus; it is also the site that must dilate (widen) during pregnancy
Vagina
(E) site of sperm deposit; it is also known as the birth canal.
Follicle
(G) a layer consisting of small cells; they surround, nourish, and protect a single egg.
Corpus Luteum
(F) the structure that remains when the egg leaves the follicle during ovulation.
tubal ligation
This is a permanent form of birth control for women who do not want to have children. This procedure requires cutting and tying off the Fallopian tube.
Ovary → Fallopian tube → Endometrium
pathway of an egg
