Question

Exercise 15.1: Gross Anatomy of the Ovaries and Uterine Tube 1. Review the location and gross anatomical features of the ovaries and uterine tubes by studying models in the lab. Identify the following: a. Ovary f. Suspensory ligament k. Ampulla b. Cortex of ovary 9. Ovarian ligament I. Isthmus c. Medulla of ovary h. Uterine tube m. Mesosalpinx d. Mesovarium i. Infundibulum n. Mesometrium e. Broad ligament (2 parts) j. Fimbriae o. Cervix 2. Complete the labelling of Figure 15.2. Indicate your answers in the spaces provided 1 2. 5. 3. 6. 7. Ampulls of the uterine tube Fundus region of uterus Ovary louter coating) Ovarian ligament Uterine cavity Endometrium Myometrium Perimetrum Internal 0 Uterine tube Uterosacral ligament Mesosalpin Cervical canal Cervia Mesovarium External os bluedoor LLC Vagina Ovary Mesometrium Figure 15.2 The ovaries, uterine tubes, and uterus, posterior view. The left side is partially sectioned.

Answer 1

1 - Fimbiae

2 - Suspensory ligament

3 - Broad ligament

4 - Isthmus

5 - Infundibulum

6.Mesovarium

7.Cortex of ovary

Q2)Mature folllicle is otherwise called graffian follicle,it contain the primary oocyte .At the time of LH surge the mature follicle releases the secondary oocyte.The reminant part of the mature follicle is called corpus luteum .it produce progesterone hormone for the differentiation and development of endometrium for the implantation.

So the mature follicle and corpus luteum is unlikely to seen at a time