E4

Front 1

Vascular area in the ovary

Back 1

Medulla

Front 2

What is the cavity within the secondary follicle

Back 2

Antrum

Front 3

Which stage of the follicle is marked by flattened squamous cells

Back 3

Primordial follicle

Front 4

Ovulation is triggered by an increase in

Back 4

LH (Luteinizing Hormone)

Front 5

In the menstrual cycle, the menstrual stage occurs between

Back 5

Day 1-Day 5

Front 6

Site of oogenesis

Back 6

Ovary

Front 7

The secretory phase of the endometrium corresponds to

Back 7

Luteal phase

Front 8

Outermost layer of the uterus

Back 8

Perimetrium

Front 9

Epithelial lining of the vagina is the

Back 9

Stratified squamous

Front 10

Fate of the graafian follicle after ovulation is

Back 10

Corpus luteum

Front 11

Mammary glands during breast feeding is

Back 11

Hyperplasia of grandular tissue

Front 12

True of mammary glands

Back 12

Lobes of mammary glands are drained by an equal number of lactiferous ducts

Front 13

The mucosa of the oviduct is thrown into numerous folds and most numerous in

Back 13

The Ampulla (part of oviduct with most intricate mucosal folds)

Front 14

Temporary endocrine gland in the ovary

Back 14

Corpus Luteum

Front 15

Menstruation occurs due to

Back 15

Drop of estrogen and progesterone

Front 16

Which structure is not covered by peritoneum

Back 16

Ovary

Front 17

Which structure contributes most to seminal fluid

Back 17

Seminal vesicle

Front 18

The main structure within the spermatic cord is the

Back 18

Vas deferens

Front 19

Ejaculatory duct is formed when these 2 ducts join

Back 19

Vas deferens and the duct of seminal vesicle

Front 20

The fimbriae are found in which part of the fallopian tube

Back 20

Infundibulum

Front 21

Fertilization occurs in which part of the fallopian tube

Back 21

Ampulla

Front 22

The vulva is a collective term composed of the following EXCEPT

Back 22

Vestibular Bulbs

Front 23

During a pap smear examination the following structures can be seen except

Back 23

Internal os

Front 24

One of these muscles forms a part of the pelvic diaphragm

Back 24

Levator ani

Front 25

Digital rectal exam is done to assess the

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Prostate

Front 26

Blood supply to the pelvis comes from the following arteries except

Back 26

Superior mesenteric artery

Front 27

The penial laceration during child birthing may be prevented by doing an episiotomy. A mediolateral episiotomy will entail cutting through the following structures except

Back 27

Ischial tuberosity

Front 28

MT: Spermatocyte

Back 28

First haploid status

Front 29

MT: spermatid

Back 29

Undergoes spermatogenesis

Front 30

MT: Spermatogonia

Back 30

Diploid

Front 31

MT: Sertoli cell

Back 31

Blood-Testis barrier

Front 32

MT: Leydig cell

Back 32

Produces testosterone

Front 33

MT: seminiferous tubules

Back 33

None of the above cause it has its own epithelium

Front 34

MT: Vas Deferens

Back 34

Pseudostratified columnar with stereocilia

Front 35

MT: Epididymis

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Pseudostratified columnar with stereocilia

Front 36

MT: Rete Testis

Back 36

Simple cuboidal

Front 37

MT: Penile Urethra

Back 37

Stratified squamous

Front 38

MT: Spermatogenesis

Back 38

Testis

Front 39

MT: Capicitation

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Fallopian tube

Front 40

MT: Fertilization

Back 40

Fallopian tube

Front 41

MT: Ejaculation

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Vas deferens

Front 42

MT: Renal corpuscle

Back 42

Bowman's capsule

Front 43

MT: Glomerulus

Back 43

Bowman's capsule

Front 44

MT: Distal tubule

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Macula densa

Front 45

MT: Proximal tubule

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Brush border

Front 46

MT: Loop of Henle

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Aldosterone

Front 47

MT: Collecting duct

Back 47

Vasopressin sensitive

Front 48

MT: Renal pelvis

Back 48

Staph horn (not sure, couldn't understand)

Kidney stones

Front 49

Ureter

MT

Back 49

Circular and longitudinal muscles

Front 50

Afferent arteriole

MT

Back 50

Source of interstitial osmotic pressure

Front 51

Renin

MT

Back 51

Renal cortex

Front 52

MT: Aldosterone

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Adrenal cortex

Front 53

MT: Angiotensin

Back 53

Liver

Front 54

MT: Vasopressin

Back 54

Hypothalamus

Front 55

T/F: The kindness are paired organs that lie retroperitoneal to ur abdominal wall

Back 55

True

Front 56

T/F: cortex of the kidney is made up of a number of pyramids

Back 56

False

Front 57

T/F: urine is collected at the ducts of the cortex and emanates into a large collecting tube

Back 57

False

Front 58

T/F: Renal fascia of the kidney is also called false renal corpuscle

Back 58

True

Front 59

T/F: The funnel shaped confluence of major calyces is called the Renal pelvis

Back 59

True

Front 60

T/F: Abdominal ureter turns in front of the internal iliac artery

Back 60

False

Front 61

T/F: Abdominal ureter lies on the medial aspect of the psoas major muscle

Back 61

True

Front 62

T/F:

Ureter is narrowed at the ureteric orifice

Back 62

True

Front 63

T/F: smooth muscle which lines the bladder is called the detrussor muscle

Back 63

True

Front 64

T/F: triangular area bounded by the ureter is called trigone

Back 64

False

Front 65

T/F: the blood supply to the ureter is from internal iliac

Back 65

True

Front 66

T/F:

Lymphatic drainage to the Urinary bladder is from internal illiac

Back 66

True

Front 67

T/F:

Urinary bladder is supplied by the internal iliac arteries

Back 67

True

Front 68

T/F:

Left kidney is lower than right

Back 68

False

Front 69

T/F:

Perinephric fat covers the fibrous capsule

Back 69

True