Female Reproductlve Fimbriae Uterus Estrogen OT Preovulatory/Postmenstrual/Folli

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Female Reproductlve Fimbriae Uterus Estrogen OT Preovulatory/Postmenstrual/Follicular Ovulation Estrogen, progesterone Corpus luteum, Fallopian tube Oogenesis Menarche FSH Secondary oocytes Corpus luteum progesterone PRI alluteal Cervix Low 1. Uterine tubes are also known as: 2. Fingerlike projections of uterine tube. 3. Fertilization normally takes place in this duct 4. Embryonic implantation and development occurs here 5, Narrower portion of the uterus, directed inferiorly. 6. The muscle layer of the uterus,-- 7. Two layers of endometrium that slough off during menstruation. 8. Phase between end of menses and ovulation. 9. Phase between ovulation and beginning of menses. 10. In a normal 28-day cycle, day 14 is whenoccurs 11. LH is known as 12 13. Te 14. Fall in levels of these hormones leads to menses 15. Cessation of menstrual cycles is known as 16. Start of 17. Hormone responsible for milk production and secretion. 18. Hormone responsible for uterine contractions, milk ejection. 19. PRL secretion is stimulated by 20. Ovum is formed by this process. 21. Cells produced at the end of Meiosis I of Oogenesis 22. How many functional eggs are produced at the end of Meiosis that triggers cell division in endometrium gland that secretes large amounts of this hormone l cycle occurs at levels of estrogen and progesterone 24. Puptured follice ransforms into this temporary endoerine gland

Explanation / Answer

1. Fallopian tubes.

2. Fimbrae.

3. Fallopian tubes/oviduct.

4. Uterus.

5. Cervix.

6. Myometroum.

7. Stratum compact um, spongiosum.

8. Follicular phase.

9. Luteal phase.

10. Ovulation.

11.

12. Estrogen.

13. Corpus luteum.

14. Progesterone.

15. Menopause.

16. Menarche.

17.PRL. (Prolactin)

18.OT (Oxytocin).

19. Low.

20. Oogenesis.

21. Secondary oocyte.

22. One.

23. FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone).

24. Corpus luteum

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