Question 1 - Single Best Answer
Identify the tissue:
oviduct ovary vagina uterus cervix
Question 2 - Single Best Answer
Identify the cell at the tip of the arrow:
oocyte granulosa cell follicular cell theca externa cell theca interna cell
Question 3 - Single Best Answer
Identify the structure at the tip of the arrows:
chorionic plate intervillus space amnion sinusoidal capillary chorionic villus
Question 4 - Single Best Answer
enterocyte ciliated cell peg cell decidual cell goblet cell
Question 5 - Single Best Answer
Identify the structure at the tip of the arrow:
secondary follicle atretic follicle primary follilcle Graafian follicle primordial follicle
Question 6 - Single Best Answer
Identify the structure:
corpus albicans corpus luteum atretic follicle tunica albuginea zona pellucida
Question 7 - Single Best Answer
uterus cervix oviduct vagina ovary
Question 8 - Single Best Answer
decidual cell syncytiotrophoblast Hofbauer cell cytotrophoblast Kupffer cell
Question 9 - Single Best Answer
theca externa zona pellucida theca interna antrum stratum granulosum
Question 10 - Single Best Answer
uterus (secretory stage) cervix uterus (proliferative stage) uterus (menstrual stage) vagina
Question 11 - Single Best Answer
Identify the structure as indicated by the bracket:
ovarian cyst Nabothian cyst lymphatic vessel Graafian follicle corpus luteum
Question 12 - Single Best Answer
chorionic villus sinusoidal capillary amnion chorionic plate basal plate
Question 13 - Single Best Answer
primordial follicle secondary follicle Graafian follicle atretic follicle primary follilcle ovarian cyst
Question 14 - Single Best Answer
ganglion cell Hofbauer cell endothelial cell syncytiotrophoblast decidual cell
Question 15 - Single Best Answer
cervix uterus (secretory stage) vagina uterus (menstrual stage) uterus (proliferative stage)
Question 16 - Single Best Answer
theca lutein cell adipocyte granulosa lutein cell fibroblast follicular cell
Question 17 - Single Best Answer
Although endometrial cancer is more prevalent in today's society, cervical cancer still has a higher mortality rate. The American Cancer Society recommends that all women older than age 20 and sexually active women younger than age 20 obtain annual screening via the Papanicoulau smear. Cells are typically taken from the endocervix and ectocervix in order to look for metaplasia (i.e., change in epithelium from one type to another) or any other abnormalities. Which photomicrograph depicts the ectocervix?
Question 18 - Single Best Answer
What type of epithelium is found in the endocervix?
stratified cuboidal simple columnar transitional simple squamous
Question 19 - Single Best Answer
A 35 year old female has what appears to be normal endometrial tissue found in the perineal cavity (not within its normal location...the uterus). Although it is only a very small lesion, it is extremely painful. Finding normal endometrial tissue in an unusual location is known as endometriosis. It is painful because it responds to hormonal cues throughout the menstrual cycle just as normal uterine tissue does. Which photomicrograph depicts the proliferative phase of the menstrual cycle?
Question 20 - Single Best Answer
Which hormone corresponds with this proliferative phase?
anti-diuretic hormone calcitonin estrogen luteinizing hormone progesterone
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