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23 Cards in this Set

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Broad Ligament
drapes over front of uterus
Tunica Albuginea
connective tissue encases the ovary
Ovarian Ligament
Anchors ovary to uterus
Suspensory Ligament
Anchors ovary to pelvic wall
Medulla
(of ovary)
-contain blood vessels
Cortex
(of ovary)
contain ova
-where follicles are created and mature
Primordial Follicle
-primary oocyte
-fetal period
Primary Follicle
-primary oocyte
-puberty
Secondary Follicle
-primary oocyte
-puberty
Vesicular Follicle
-secondary oocyte
-puberty
Ovulated secondary oocyte
expelled from ovary into uterine tube
Corpus Luteum
- degraded follicle
-produces progesterone and estrogen to prepare lining of uterus
Corpus Albicans
-corpus luteum turns into this, connective scar tissue
Blastocyst
fertilized multicellular structure, implants into side walls of uterus
Eptopic Pregnancy
implantation anywhere except the side walls of the uterus
Amnion
membrane around embryo
Amniotic Cavity
filled with amniotic fluid that provides protection for embryo, helps support weight
Embryo
-what the baby is called up until week 8
Placenta
-joining of vasculature of baby and mother
-blood barrier
Umbilical Cord
-where vessels go thru to baby
-nourish/support embryo
first see a bump?
beginning of the 2nd trimester
4 stages of labor
1) early dilation stage- to 10 cm
2) late dilation stage- pubic sym opens
3) expulsion stage- crowning
4) placental stage- placenta is expelled
where is milk produced
mammary glands
-lobes containing alveoli