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Female Reproductive System
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vulva Includes the mons pubis, labia majora and minora, and clitoris
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mons pubis A mound of adipose tissue overlying the pubic symphysis
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labia majora Thick folds of skin inferior to mons pubis
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labia minora
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vestibule The area enclosed by the labia majora and minora Contains urinary and vaginal orifices
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clitoris
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clitoris
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urethral orifice
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vaginal orifice
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hymen Tissue covering vaginal orifice
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Bulb of the vestibule Picture coming soon Subcutaneous erectile tissues that bracket the vagina like a pair of parentheses
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Vestibular (Bartholin’s) gland Glands that keep the vulva moist and provide lubrication during intercourse
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vagina
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cervix The cylindrical inferior end of the uterus
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fornix Portion of the vagina that extends slightly beyond the cervix
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uterus
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endometrium Inner lining of uterine wall and site of attachment of the embryo
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myometrium Layer of smooth muscles constituting most of the uterine wall Produces labor contractions that expel the fetus
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perimetrium Outer layer of the uterine wall
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uterine tubes (oviducts, fallopian)
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fimbriae Means “fringe”
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ovaries Female gonads that produce eggs
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primordial follicle Consists of a single layer of flattened cells Contains immature primary oocyte
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primordial follicles
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primary follicle Hormones (FSH) causes flattened cells to become cuboidal and multiply becoming stratified Still contains the primary oocyte
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primary follicle
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secondary follicle Once the follicle contains a fluid filled cavity it becomes a secondary follicle Still contains the primary oocyte
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secondary follicle
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Mature (Graafian) follicle One of the stimulated follicles outpaces the rest and becomes a mature follicle It protrudes from surface of ovary like a blister Secondary oocyte stops before completing meiosis II and is ready for ovulation
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Mature (Graafian) follicle
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antrum Cavity that contains estrogen-rich follicular fluid Indicates a secondary follicle
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antrum
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zona pellucida Clear layer of gel between the ovum and the follicular cells
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zona pellucida between circles – outside oocyte and inside corona radiata
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corona radiata Inner most layer of follicular cells that are in contact with the zona pellucida
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corona radiata ring of cells
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corpus luteum After ovulation, follicle collapses into the antrum and cells accumulate a yellow lipid that secretes hormones lute=yellow
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corpus albicans An inactive remnant of the corpus luteum
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Supporting ligaments
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broad ligament Contains the uterine artery and vein
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round ligament Attach anterior surface of uterus to abdominal wall
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suspensory ligament Contains the ovarian artery and vein Attaches ovary to pelvic wall
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ovarian ligament Attaches ovary to uterus
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oogensis
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Oogenesis and Follicle Development
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mammary gland All of the structures that function in the synthesis, secretion, and ejection of milk
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alveolar gland Synthesis of milk
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alveolar duct Milk travels from alveolar gland into the alveolar duct
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lactiferous duct Milk travels from the alveolar duct through the lactiferous duct to exit the nipple
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areola Darkened area where dermal blood capillaries come closer to the surface
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nipple