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Blood Supply of Anterior Abdominal Wall |
Femoral Artery External Iliac Vessel |
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Nerve supply of Abdominal Wall |
Intercostal Nerve Subcostal Nerve Iliohypogastric Nerve Ilioinguinal Nerve |
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This is where the round ligaments terminate |
Labia majora |
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Layer of endometrium not responsive to hormones |
Stratum basale |
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Round ligament |
Extend from lateral portion of uterus below oviducts and terminates at labia majora |
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Uterosacral ligament |
Supravaginal portion of cervix and encircles the rectum and teminated at S2-S3 |
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Lymphatics of Cervix |
Internal iliac nodes |
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Lymphatics of body of uterus |
Periaortic nodes |
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Sensory fibers that transmit painful contractions |
T11-T12 |
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Sensory nerves of the cervix |
S2-S4 |
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Ectopic pregnancy in this site leads to severe bleeding |
Interstitial |
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Narrowest portion of fallopian tube |
Isthmus |
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Widest portion of fallopian tube where fertilization occurs |
Ampulla |
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Fimbria ovarica |
Longer than other fimbrae forms shallow gutter that reaches the ovary |
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Outermost portion of the cortex of ovary |
Tunica albuginea |
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Germinal epithelium of Waldeyer |
Surface single layer cuboidal epithelium |
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Infundibulopelvic ligament |
Feom upper tubal pole to pelvic wall |
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Obstetrical conjugate |
Shortest distance between promontory of the sacrum to the pubic symphysis
At least 10 cm |
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Diagonal conjugate |
Distance from lower margin of pubic symphysis to sacral promontory > 11.5 cm |
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Anatomic conjugate |
Shortest distance between the promontory of the sacrum to the symphysis 11 cm |
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Adequate Midpelvis |
Non prominent ischial spined Non convergent sidewalls Non shallow sacrum Wide sacroiliac notch |
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What cardinal movement happens when the occiput is at the ischial spines? |
Internal rotation |
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Muscle for clitoral erection |
Ischiocavernous muscle |
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Bulbocavernosus muscle |
Bartholin gland secretiom Clitoral erection |
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Terminal branches of pudendal nervet |
Dorsal nerve of clitoris Perineal nerve Inferior rectal (eas, mucous membrane of anal canal, perineal skin)
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Vaginal length |
Anterior wall: 6-8 cm Posterior wall: 7-10 cm |
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Blood supply of vagina |
Upper 1/3: cervicovaginal branch of uterine artery Mid 1/3: Inferior vesical artery Lower 1/3: middle rectal amd internal pudendal |
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Pelvic diaphragm |
Levator ani muscles -Pubococcygeus -Puborectalis -Iliococcygeus Coccygeus |
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Mullerian Duct derivatives |
Fallopian tubes Uterus Cervix Upper 1/4 of vagina |
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Urogenital sinus derivatives |
Lower 1/3 vagina Vestibule Bladder Urethra |
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Number of oocytes at birth |
2 million |
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Number of oocytes at puberty |
400,000 |
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Number of oocytes at reproductive age |
400 |
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Hormone produced in the thecs cells |
Androstenedione |
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Hormone formed in the granulosa cell |
Estradiol |
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Oocyte transforming growth factors |
GDF 9 BMP-15 |
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Exclusive site of fsh receptor expression |
Granulosa cells |
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17-B estradiol |
Most biologically potent naturally occuring estrogen |
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Early Proliferative Phase |
Glands are straight and narrow Arteries Straight Basal layer completely restored |
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Late Proliferative |
Signs of coiling of arteries Glands begin to coil |
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Early secretory |
Marked coiled glands Spiral arteried |
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Late Secretory |
Glands appear serrated Marked coiling of arteries |
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Window of implantation |
Days 21-24 |