Female Reproductive system

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what are the primary structures of the female reproductive system?

ovaries (gonads)

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what are the secondary structures of the female reproductive system?

  • uterine tubes, uterus, cervix, vaginal canal

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OVULATION REQUIRMENTS

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what has to happen in order for ovulation to occur?

  • female has to have 17% body fat

  • adipose tissue will then secrete leptin

  • leptin then acts on the hypothalamus to secrete GnRH

  • GnRH acts on the anterior pituitary gland to secrete FSH and LH

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OVULATION

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what is ovulation?

when an egg is released from the ovary

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what are the different stages to an egg?

  • primordial follicles

  • primary follicles

  • secondary follicles

  • graafian follicles

  • ovulated ovum

  • corpus luteum

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HORMONES OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

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FSH acts on and what does it do?

acts on the follicle, it stimulates growth of the follicle to reach maturation

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what does the follicle secrete when FSH acts on it?

estrogen

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what does LH act on and what does it do?

  • it acts on the release of the egg (ovulation)

  • it also acts on the corpus luteum to secrete more progesterone for uterine thickening

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PROTECTIVE BARRIES OF AN OOCYTE

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when an oocyte is ovulated, what are the two protective barriers that covers it?

  • corona radiata

  • zona pellucida

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label the zona pellucida and the corona radiata:

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MEIOSIS AND FERTILIZATION

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what stage of meiosis 2 does an oocyte wait to be fertilized?

metaphase 2

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what happens if an egg is fertilized?

it will complete metaphase 2 and become a fertilized egg (zygote)

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what happens if the egg isnt fertilized?

it will shed with the endometrium lining

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STRUCTURES OF THE UTERUS

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what are the finger-like extensions that guide the egg toward the fallopian tube?

fimbriae

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what are the ovaries attached too?

suspensory ligaments

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what are the three layers of the uterus?

perimetrium

myometrium (muscular layer)

endometrium (blood vessels, and nutrients)

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label the perimetrium, myometrium, and endometrium:

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what layer of the endometrium do females shed?

stratum functionalis

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what layer of the endometrium gives rise to a new stratum functionalis?

stratum basalis

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CERVIX AND VAGINA

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what is the opening of the cervix called?

internal os

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this canal is lined with mucus that extends from the body’s exterior to the cervix:

the vagina

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what is the name of the female genitalia?

vulva

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what is the female erectile tissue called?

glans clitoris

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label the urethra, bladder, uterus, vagina, cervix, vagial opening, and vaginal canal:

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EXTERNAL FEMALE ANATOMY

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label the labia minora, labia majora, and clitoris

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MALE AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE STRUCTURES

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ovaries are homologous to the male:

testes

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ovum are homologous to the male:

sperm

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labia majora are homologous to the male:

scrotum

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labia minora are homologous to the male:

spongy urethra

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vestibule is homologous to the male:

intermediate/membranous urethra

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vestibular bulb is homologous to the male:

corpus spongiosum of the penis

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clitoris is homologous to the male:

glans penis and corpora cavernosa

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paraurethral glands are homologous to the male:

prostate

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greater vestibule glands are homologous to the male:

bulbourethral glands

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FSH AND LH INHIBITORS

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high levels of estrogen and progesterone will do what?

inhibit FSH and LH

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low levels of estrogen and progesterone will do what?

encourage FSH and LH

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which hormone aids in the pre-ovulatory phase?

FSH

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which hormone aids in the post-ovulatory stage?

LH