Female Reproductive Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
Female gonads - 2 almond shaped organs about 2" long | Ovaries |
Structure that ruptures to release mature egg | Follicle |
Follicle turns into this after ovulation | Corpus luteum |
It's cilia move ovum along and is the site of fertilization | Fallopian Tube |
A hollow pear shaped organ- 4 inches long and 2 inches wide | Uterus |
Small, rounded section of uterus on tip | Fundus |
A smooth muscular canal about 3 1/2 inches long | Vagina |
These folds line the vagina | Rugae |
2 Mucus producing glands - one on each side of vaginal opening | Batholins |
External part - includes the labia minora and labiamajora | Vulva |
Female erectile tissue | Clitoris |
External floor of the pelvis - between the vaginal opening and the anus | Perineum |
The muscular wall of the uterus | Myometrium |
Specialized endothelium lining the uterus | Endometrium |
The space between the vagina and the cervix | Fornix |
Usual day of ovulation for a 28 day cycle | Fourteen |
The mons pubis is they type of tissue | Adipose |
The mons pubis encases the junction of this bone | Pubic |
38 weeks is its average length | Gestation |
A fold of mucous membrane covering the vaginal orfice | Hymen |
The layer of the uterus expelled during menstration | Endometrium |
The part of the pituitary gland the produces FSH and LH | Anterior |
Colostrum is secreted by these glands | Mammary |
This process of cell division halves the number of chromosomes | Meiosis |
A fall in estrogen and progesterone and release of LH induces this | Menstruation |
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