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Structure of Ovary
Germinal epithelium, Tunica Albuginea, Stroma
Germinal Epithelium
outer layer of simple cuboidal epithelium cells
Tunica Albuginea
Conective Tissue deep to epithelial layer
Stroma
Cortex-Rise to gametes
Medulla -no follicles, highly vascular
Ovary attachments
Ovarian ligament, Suspensory ligament, Broad ligament
Ovarian ligament
Extends from Uterus to ovaries
Suspensory ligament
Frimbrae to ovary
Broad ligament
attaches ovaries to pelvic floor and pelvic wall
OOgenesis
Ovum production
OOgonia
Stem cells in female complete mitosis. 3-7 months of fetal devlopment
Primary OOcyte
abouth 2 million present at birth. undergoes atresia
Atresia
degeneration of primary oocyte
400000 at birth
Secondary oocyte
ovulated mid-cycle each month from alternating ovaries
Ovum
Complete meiosis II after fertilization
Follicle
oocyte surrounded by layer of cells
primordial follicle
primary oocyte and single layer of folicular cells
Primary Follicle
Primary oocyte and more layers
Secondary Folicle
1 degree oocyte and even more layers
Tertiary or mature Graafaian follicle
Fluid filled Antrum
Polar Body
Non functional structure that desintegrates
Ovarian cycle
after puberty monthly activation of different glycoproteins and primordial follicles
Follicular Phase
Preovulatory phase
step 1 follicular phase
FHS stimulates development of primary follicle
Step 2 follicular phase
Only few of 1 degree developes to 2nd degree follicle
Step 3 follicular phase
Rising LH level, 2nd degree oocyte plus polar bodies
Step 4 follicular phase
Ovulation, release of 2nd degree oocyte into pelvic cavity
Luteal Phase
step 5 formation of Corpus Luteum
Corpus Luteum
yellow body with progeterone and some estrogen produced
Step 6 Luteal phase
Degeneration of Corpus Luteum, if not pregnant, 12 days after ovulation
Corpu Albicans
Scar tissue
Uterine Tubes
Fallopian tubes or Oviducts- conveys eggs toward uterus
REgions of Uterine Tube
Infundibulum,
Ampulla,
Isthmus
Infundibulum
expanded funnel at ovary
Fimbriae
Fingelike properties by infundibulum
Ampulla
Middle segment of Uterine tube
Istmus
Uterine tube which connects to the uterus
Histology of Uterine tubes
Ciliated Columnar epithelial cells, smooth muscles, transport of oocyte, Peristalsis and action of cilia
Uterus
Hollow muscular organ that receives the embryo that has been fertilized in uterine tube
Uterus Structure
Fundus, Body, Cervix
Fundus of uterus
Superior rounded portion
Body of Uterus
Largest Center region of Uterus
CErvix of Uterus
Inferior portion of the uterus which extends into vagina
Histology of Uterus
Perimetrium,
Myometrium,
Endometrium
Perimetrium of Uterus
Serosa on fundus and poterior body
Myometrium of uterus
thick smooth muscle layer
Endometrium of uterus
Thin lining composed of Functional Zone and Basilar zone
Functional zone of Endometrium
Contains most glands(will be shed), no fertilization (menses)
Basilar Zone of Endometrium
Outer layer of Endometrium, next to Myometrium
Uterine Cyle
menstrual cycle - 28 days cycle of changes in endometrial structure
Manses
0-7 degeneration of functional zone
basilar zone not affected
Proliferative Phase of uterine cycle
day 7- 14, increase in epithelial cell,
response to rise in level of estrogen
Estrogen
Developing follicles
Secretory phase of uterine cylcle
day 14- 28, increase in gland & blood vessel,
response to progeterone and estrogen
Vagina
Fibromuscular tube that conveys uterine secretion, receives penis, provides channel for offspring
Hymen of vagina
Epithelial fold at external opening
Rugae
folds of stratified squamous epithelial cells (non-keratinized)
Non- Keratinized
Wet mucous membrane
Muscularis layer of vagina
Smooth muscle of vagina
Acid environment of vagina
inhibits sperm motility, retards bacterial growth,male - alkaline
Female external Genitalia
Labia majora, Labia minora,
Clitoris, Vestibule,
Labia majora of Vulva
Rounded folds of adipose tissue and skin, enclose and protect external reproductive parts
Labia minora of vulva
Flattened longitudinal folds between labia majora, well supplied blood vessels
Clitoris of vulva
Small projection at the anterior end of vulva, analogous to male penis, composed of two columns of erectile tissue
Vestibule of vulva
space between the Labia minora that encloses the vaginal and urethral openings, vestibular gland secretes mucos during sex
hormonal control in female reproductive function
hormonal regulation by GnRH and FSH
GrNH
Gonadotropin releasing hormone from hypothalamus, stimulate FSH and LH
FSH
Stimulates development of primordial follicles
after primordial follicle
Mature Graafian Follicles-> estrogen
LH- Leutinizing Hormone
causes ruptur of Graafian follicle->ovulation->corpus luteum
Inhibin from developing follicle
inhibits secretion of FSH
Estrogen
EStradiol, Estrone, Estriol -> stimulate growth(muscle, bone), maintain 2nd sex characteristics and structure and gland, Thickening of endometrium, develope breast and ductile system of mammary gland, inceased adipose tissue in breast thigh buttocks, incresed vascularization of skin
Estrogen is produced primarily by developing follicles in the ovaries, the corpus luteum, and the placenta. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) stimulate the production of estrogen in the ovaries.
Progesterone
causes increased glands and vessels in endometrium -> Decrease FSH, BAsis for oral contraceptive
HCG - Human Chrionic Gonadotropin
rescues Corpus luteum, hormone by placenta,
maintains corpus Luteum
Menopause - 40-50,
reproductive cycle stop,
hot flashes, fatigue, no estrogen, progesterone,hormone therapy prevent effect on bone tissue, increase possibility for osteoperosis