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- - - - produces gametes and sex hormones
    - - contains erectile tissue that stimulates sexual arousal and climax
    - - contains erectile tissue that stimulates sexual arousal
    - - secretes mucin for lubrication
    - - protect and cover some reproductive structures
    - - AKA fallopian tubes
      - extend laterally from both sides of uterus toward the ovaries
      - transport the ovulated secondary oocyte
      - infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus
    - - pear shaped thick walled muscular organ
      - fundus,body, isthmus and the cervix
      - cervical canal leads from the vagina into the uterus
      - Outer perimetrium, the middle myometrium, and inner endometrium
      - carries the fetus when pregnant
    - - tube that forms the inferior most region of the female
      - reproductive tract and measures about 10 centimeters in length
      - connects to uterus at the cervix
      - acts as birth canal and the site of sexual intercourse
    - - gland secretory = breast milk
      - nipple
      - areola
      - lobes
        
        alveoli
        
        produce breast milk in lactating female
  - - - produces gametes and sex hormones
    - - contains erectile tissue that stimulates sexual arousal and climax
    - - contains erectile tissue that stimulates sexual arousal and climax
    - - protect and cover some reproductive structures
    - - secretes mucin for lubrication
    - - skin covered sac located between the thighs and hanging anterior to the body
      - contains testes requires temperature 3c less than normal body temperature for normal sperm development
    - - inferior to bladder
      - secretes milky fluid that is weakly acidic and rich in citric acid
- - - - 1-5 days of the cycle
      - Sloughing of the functional layer and lass through the period of menstrual bleeding
    - - spans 6-14 days
      - development of new stratum functionalis occurs
      - overlaps the time of the follicle growth and estrogen secretion ovary
    - - during 15-28 days
      - progesteron secretion from the corpus luteum results in increased vascularization and development of uterine glands
  - - - Maturation of primary oocyte into secondary oocyte
      - begins prior to birth and continues until menopause
    - - Ovary contains primordial germ cells
      - cells are diploid
      - Fetal life undergo mitosis to form primary oocytes
      - Primary oocytes are arrested in prophase I and contained in primordial follicles
    - - 1-13 days
        
        FSH and LH stimulate up to 20 primordial follicles to mature into primary follicles
      - Primary oocyte in secondary follicle undergoes meiotic division
      - Completing meiosis I and arresting in metaphase II
      - Two cells develop from this process, one secondary oocyte and a nonfunctional cell termed a polar body
    - - peak in LH secretion (LH surge)
      - Increase of antrum fluid
        
        Increased pressure of fluid forces the secondary oocyte out of the follice
      - Explosion of oocyte is termed ovulation
      - vesicular follicle forms the corpus luteum
        
        secretes progesterone and estrogen
        
        uterine lining for possible implantation of the fertilized oocyte
        
        if secondary oocyte is not fertilized = corpus albicans
    - - Secondary oocyte not fertilized causes decrease of the hormones secreted by corpus luteum
      - Without these hormones levels= uterine lining shed
      - GnRH can now began secretion
        
        start the ovarian cycle again
      - If secondary oocyte is fertilized
        
        results in pre-embryo and start secreting human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
        
        hCG a hormone that enters mothers blood and acts on the corpus luteum
        
        mimics the action of LH