HomeCoursesMEDSCI 142: Organ SystemsLecture 19 Lecture 19 0% Question 1 of 45 What are the two roles for the reproductive systems of M and F? = Produce gametes, hormones. What are the two roles for the reproductive systems of M and F? = Produce gametes, hormones. Question 1 of 45Question 2 of 45 What is the third role of the female reproductive system? = Support development of fetus. What is the third role of the female reproductive system? = Support development of fetus. Question 2 of 45Question 3 of 45 What are anteflex and retroflexed uterus.? = Anteflex uterus is 90o anteriorly tilted and flexed down. Retroflexed is retroverted (tilted posteriorly) and flexed down. What are anteflex and retroflexed uterus.? = Anteflex uterus is 90o anteriorly tilted and flexed down. Retroflexed is retroverted (tilted posteriorly) and flexed down. Question 3 of 45Question 4 of 45 What are the internal and external os? = Narrowing of the cervical canal. What are the internal and external os? = Narrowing of the cervical canal. Question 4 of 45Question 5 of 45 What are the three functions of the vagina? = Passage for childbirth, receives penis, elimination of menstrual fluids. What are the three functions of the vagina? = Passage for childbirth, receives penis, elimination of menstrual fluids. Question 5 of 45Question 6 of 45 What are the mains tructures of the uterus? = Fundus infundibilum, uterine / fallopian tubes, fimbrae, ovary, cavity. What are the mains tructures of the uterus? = Fundus infundibilum, uterine / fallopian tubes, fimbrae, ovary, cavity. Question 6 of 45Question 7 of 45 What is MacDonald’s rule? = The height of uterus – from pubic bone (in cm) to top of fundus = no. of weeks of gestation. What is MacDonald’s rule? = The height of uterus – from pubic bone (in cm) to top of fundus = no. of weeks of gestation. Question 7 of 45Question 8 of 45 What are the functions of the uterus? (3) = Support fetus nutrition, waste, physical protection. What are the functions of the uterus? (3) = Support fetus nutrition, waste, physical protection. Question 8 of 45Question 9 of 45 What are the layers of the endometrium? (2) = Stratum functionalis, stratum basalis. What are the layers of the endometrium? (2) = Stratum functionalis, stratum basalis. Question 9 of 45Question 10 of 45 What are their functions? = Stratum functionalis: contains uterine gland. Stratum basalis: adheres endometrium to myometrium (uterus). What are their functions? = Stratum functionalis: contains uterine gland. Stratum basalis: adheres endometrium to myometrium (uterus). Question 10 of 45Question 11 of 45 Where does fertilisation usually take place? = Uterine tubes in the ampulla. Where does fertilisation usually take place? = Uterine tubes in the ampulla. Question 11 of 45Question 12 of 45 What are fimbriae? = Fingers on the end of the fallopian tubes. What are fimbriae? = Fingers on the end of the fallopian tubes. Question 12 of 45Question 13 of 45 What do non ciliated cells do in the uterine tube? = Secrete nutrients; create peristaltic action. What do non ciliated cells do in the uterine tube? = Secrete nutrients; create peristaltic action. Question 13 of 45Question 14 of 45 What provides the motion of the oocyte / sperm in the uterine tubes? (2) = Contraction / peristatic and cilia movement. What provides the motion of the oocyte / sperm in the uterine tubes? (2) = Contraction / peristatic and cilia movement. Question 14 of 45Question 15 of 45 What is a tubule pregnancy? = If the egg does not migrate from the uterine tube to the uterus (ectopic pregnancy). What is a tubule pregnancy? = If the egg does not migrate from the uterine tube to the uterus (ectopic pregnancy).Question 15 of 45Question 16 of 45 What are its causes? = Damaged uterine tubule, smoking, age, STDs. What are its causes? = Damaged uterine tubule, smoking, age, STDs. Question 16 of 45Question 17 of 45 17 ? 17 ?Question 17 of 45Question 18 of 45 18 ? 18 ?Question 18 of 45Question 19 of 45 Why is ovarian cancer not detected often? = It is hard to diagnose (palpate) until it reaches a larger size Why is ovarian cancer not detected often? = It is hard to diagnose (palpate) until it reaches a larger size Question 19 of 45Question 20 of 45 What are the three areas of the ovary? = Medulla, hilus, cortex. What are the three areas of the ovary? = Medulla, hilus, cortex. Question 20 of 45Question 21 of 45 What is a granulosa cell? Thecal cells? = A follicular cell that surrounds follicles (1 layer in primary follicles). Athecal cells are formed from stromal cells, another layer outside ……cumulus oophorus coronona radiate in secondary follicle??. What is a granulosa cell? Thecal cells? = A follicular cell that surrounds follicles (1 layer in primary follicles). Athecal cells are formed from stromal cells, another layer outside ……cumulus oophorus coronona radiate in secondary follicle??. Question 21 of 45Question 22 of 45 What are the stages of follicle development? (4) = Primordial ollicle, primary follicle, secondary follicle, mature follicle. What are the stages of follicle development? (4) = Primordial ollicle, primary follicle, secondary follicle, mature follicle. Question 22 of 45Question 23 of 45 What is the zona pellucida? = Layer around oocyte of glycoproteins. What is the zona pellucida? = Layer around oocyte of glycoproteins. Question 23 of 45Question 24 of 45 Which hormone stimulates the primary follicle to grow? Which hormone stimulates the primary follicle to grow?Question 24 of 45Question 25 of 45 What is an antral follicle? = Granulosa cells produce a follicular fluid (lake) = secondary follicle. What is an antral follicle? = Granulosa cells produce a follicular fluid (lake) = secondary follicle. Question 25 of 45Question 26 of 45 Which cells surround the antrum? = Thecal cells (from stromal cells) (theca ext and theca int). Which cells surround the antrum? = Thecal cells (from stromal cells) (theca ext and theca int). Question 26 of 45Question 27 of 45 Compare mature follicle and secondary follicle. = Oocyte suspended in antrium fluid. Compare mature follicle and secondary follicle. = Oocyte suspended in antrium fluid. Question 27 of 45Question 28 of 45 How does the oocyte exit the ovary? = Follicle bulges out of ovarian surface – ruptures. How does the oocyte exit the ovary? = Follicle bulges out of ovarian surface – ruptures. Question 28 of 45Question 29 of 45 Which cells protect the oocyte after it exits the ovary? = Cumulus oophorus. Which cells protect the oocyte after it exits the ovary? = Cumulus oophorus. Question 29 of 45Question 30 of 45 What is the corpus luteum? = The empty follicle breaks down and becomes corpus luteum (luteinisation). What is the corpus luteum? = The empty follicle breaks down and becomes corpus luteum (luteinisation). Question 30 of 45Question 31 of 45 Which process ensures the endometrium is ready to nurture the cells? = Thickening of the endometrium. Which process ensures the endometrium is ready to nurture the cells? = Thickening of the endometrium. Question 31 of 45Question 32 of 45 What happens to the corpus luteum if fertilisation occurs? = Embryo secretes human chorionic gonadotropin and resucs corpus luteum, presence of corpus luteum raises secretion levels of progestogens. What happens to the corpus luteum if fertilisation occurs? = Embryo secretes human chorionic gonadotropin and resucs corpus luteum, presence of corpus luteum raises secretion levels of progestogens.Question 32 of 45Question 33 of 45 If not? = Absorbed back into the ovary tissue (stromal tissue). If not? = Absorbed back into the ovary tissue (stromal tissue). Question 33 of 45Question 34 of 45 What prevents the corpus luteum from dying? = The hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in CG secreted from the embryo’s chorion membrane. What prevents the corpus luteum from dying? = The hormone hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in CG secreted from the embryo’s chorion membrane. Question 34 of 45Question 35 of 45 What hormone does the corpus luteum produce? = Increased secretion of progestogens and oestrogens. What hormone does the corpus luteum produce? = Increased secretion of progestogens and oestrogens. Question 35 of 45Question 36 of 45 What is its life span (if fertilisation occurs)? = Around 10 weeks if fertilisation occurs, 2 weeks if not. What is its life span (if fertilisation occurs)? = Around 10 weeks if fertilisation occurs, 2 weeks if not. Question 36 of 45Question 37 of 45 What does a pregnancy test detect? = Levels of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). What does a pregnancy test detect? = Levels of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). Question 37 of 45Question 38 of 45 What are the two phases of the ovarian and follicular cycles? = Follicular and luteal phases What are the two phases of the ovarian and follicular cycles? = Follicular and luteal phases Question 38 of 45Question 39 of 45 What are the regulating hormones at each cycle? (Ovaries) What are the regulating hormones at each cycle? (Ovaries)Question 39 of 45Question 40 of 45 Which hormone stimulates growth of the stratum functionalis? = Oestrogen (oestradiol) (secondary follicle). Which hormone stimulates growth of the stratum functionalis? = Oestrogen (oestradiol) (secondary follicle). Question 40 of 45Question 41 of 45 What are the three stages of the menstrual cycle? (3) = Proliferation, secretory phase, menstruation. What are the three stages of the menstrual cycle? (3) = Proliferation, secretory phase, menstruation. Question 41 of 45Question 42 of 45 What is the difference between fertile and infertile cycles? What is the difference between fertile and infertile cycles?Question 42 of 45Question 43 of 45 What happens when the anterior pituitary receives negative feedback of decreasing progesterone? = Menstruation occurs. FSH What happens when the anterior pituitary receives negative feedback of decreasing progesterone? = Menstruation occurs. FSH Question 43 of 45Question 44 of 45 What hormone stimulates release of more GnRH? = Oestrogen by positive feedback mature follicle (LH surge). What hormone stimulates release of more GnRH? = Oestrogen by positive feedback mature follicle (LH surge). Question 44 of 45Question 45 of 45 Draw the line graph of hormone levels: (LH, FSH, estrogen, progesterone) over 28 days. = (Graph) Draw the line graph of hormone levels: (LH, FSH, estrogen, progesterone) over 28 days. = (Graph) Question 45 of 45 Loading...