Female Reproduction System

Female Gametes

Egg, Oocytes, Ovum

Primordial Cells

Develope to become oocyte

Granulocyte

Ovarian perenchyma

tissue in ovaries

Primary Follicle

simple single layer of grandulocytes, vesscle to carry egg

secondary follicle

second kayer if grandukocytes, vesscle to carry egg

Mature Follicle (Graphion Follicle

follicle is ready, containing its egg, to migrate to the boundary of the ovary and exocytose that egg out of the ovary, which is then active ovulation.

Progestrone

once egg leaves ovaries, it crenates and produces this hormone. the hormone of pregnancy.

Corpus Luteum

if egg does not get fertilized, progesterone recedes, recudes and comes back to get reabsorbed. estrogen is then takes over.

Fallopian Tube (Uterine Tube)

egg goes up the fimbriae(fimbriae creates a current)

Haploid

Ampulla of the Fallopian tube

wide part of fallopian tube to cause wider glove to catch everything. lining of simple comlumnar with cilia

How long do eggs last outside of ovaries?

24 hour

Isthmus

where fertilization happens

ectopic pregnancy

fertizlatized by does not land in uterus , outside than where it should be

Endometrium

-Metrium

uterus

perimetrium

outermost layer of uterus

Myometrium

smooth muscle, 3 layers, longitudinal, circumferential, longitudinal, vasculature

oxytocin

contraction, positive feedback until baby is out then becomes negative freeback loop

endometrium

2 layers - basal layer: vascularized, angiogenesis

Functional layer: the egg implants here when fertilized, but if not, it will shed

cervix

spincter, 2 sides, uterine facing side - endocervix - simple columnar, vaginal side- ectocervix, nonkeratinized stratified squamous

vaginal vault

Rugae inside, to allow expansion and contraction

Labia majora

Labia minora

keratinized straified squamous

Greater Vestibular (Bartolins’s glands)

between labia minora

Vaginal Commissure

where labia minora meet together

Prepuce

malarian duct inhibition

glands clitoris

ureteral orifice

posterior commisure

Perineum

episiotomy

cut of the perineum

Dystopia

difficult birth may need to facilitate a episiotomy

Epidural

Suspensory

oligoliament

Aveoline of Breast

Colostrum

pre milk -

milk

antibodies

maternal antibody interference

block development of babies immune system

lobular arragement

asinar arrangement

av\lveoli

Prolactin

hormone that produce milk letdown and secretion