Cervical "Hostility Factor"
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| center of female reproductive, contain lifetime of eggs that remain dormant until puberty | Ovaries
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| female sex characteristics | Estrogen
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| Concerned with Pregnancy | Progesterone
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| sex cells | Ovum
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| after puberty, the pituitary gland secretes a hormone called this | Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
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| inside of each ovary, whereupon about 20 tiny fluid-filled sacs | Follicles
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| released ovum is swept up into a nearby Fallopian Tube but the site where the ovum-ruptured | Corpus Luteum
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| Corpus Luteum tells the pituitary gland to begin releasing another hormone called this | Luteinizing (LH)
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| "Alerts" the uterus that an ovum has been released and that the uterus should "get prepared" for possible pregnancy | Progesterone
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| mid-cycle discomfort | Mittel-Schmerz
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| Pair of 3-4" long 1/2" diameter muscular tubes whose design and location are key; | Fallopian Tubes
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| finger-like projections, resemble baseball gloves. Catch the released ovum | Fimbriae
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| Hollow, inverted-triangular pear-shaped, muscular-walled organ about the size of a fist that lies on top of the bladder | Uterus
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| interwoven muscle fibers, "nutrient" cells, and blood vessels that are larger in diameter | Endometrial Lining
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| if no pregnancy occurs, this "special blood buildup" will be discarded, and such discharge is a period of mild hemorrhage | Mense
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| egg travels to the uterus and begins to "bore" and implant itself inside the endometrium lining wall where it will grow as a parasite off the mother until birth | Embryo
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| passes food, oxygen, and nutrients to the fetus | Placenta
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| 19-22" rope-like tethered-structure, supply line hose for food,blood, & oxygen | Umbilical cord
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