4.3.3 Reproductive Tract Cycle

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Title:	4.3.3 Reproductive Tract Cycle
Author:	Sliney, Kyle; La Barbera, Andrew R.; Marsh, Karen
Description:	GOAL: To describe the coordinated changes in the components of the female reproductive system throughout the menstrual cycle and identify the causes and effects of menopause. 4.3 Objective: To explain how changes in plasma profiles of reproductive hormones correlate with changes in ovarian follicular development and reproductive tract structure and function. 4.3.3 Reproductive Tract Cycle (Animation) -How do the thickness, vascularity and secretory activity of the endometrium change throughout the menstrual cycle? -What is the average duration of menstruation and how much blood and serous fluids are lost? -What are the effects of the estradiol on the endometrium and the myometrium? -What are the actions of estradiol and progesterone on the fallopian tube? -How does estradiol increase endometrial responsiveness to progesterone? -What are the effects of estradiol and progesterone on the cervical epithelium and on the cervical mucus? -What are the effects of estradiol and progesterone on the vaginal mucosa? -What is spinnbarkeit and how does it change during the menstrual cycle? -What is ferning and how does it change during the mestrual cycle? -What causes the postovulatory rise in basal body temperature? TO HEAR AUDIO, EXTRACT ALL FILES AFTER DOWNLOADING ZIP FILE.
Bookmark:	http://hdl.handle.net/2374.UC/185
Date:	2007-02-06