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The document appears to be a series of slides and questions related to the female reproductive system. It covers topics like follicle types, organ identification, epithelial types, uterine layers and phases, cervix epithelium, and mammary gland activity. The slides and questions are designed to test knowledge of histology and anatomy within the female reproductive system.

Female Reproductive
System
Visual Histology Recognition

What type of
Follicle is this?

A. Primordial Follicle C. Secondary Follicle
B. Primary Follicle D. Mature Follicle

What is the name of the region
indicated by the arrow?

A. Basal Lamina C. Zona Pellucida
B. Stratum Granulosum B. Corona Radiata

What is the name of the region
indicated by the arrow?

A. Basal Lamina C. Zona Pellucida
B. Stratum Granulosum D. Corona Radiata

What type of
Follicle is this?

A. Primordial Follicle C. Secondary Follicle
B. Primary Follicle D. Mature/Graafian

What is the name of the region
indicated by the arrow?

A. Zona Pellucida C. Cumulus Oophorus
B. Antrum D. Corona Radiata

What is the name of the layer of
cells indicated by the arrow

A. Theca Interna C. Cumulus Oophorus
B. Corona Radiata D. Basal Lamina

What is the name of the organ shown
in the figure below?

A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands
B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

What type of epithelium would be
found lining this organ?

A. Simple Squamous C. Simple Columnar
B. Stratified Squamous D. Pseudostratified

What is the name of the organ shown
below?

A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands
B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

What is the area indicated by the
arrow called?

A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium
B. Endometrium D. Muscularis

What is the area indicated by the
arrow called?

A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium
B. Stratum Functionale D. Mucosa

What functional phase is shown
below?

A. Proliferative C. Menstrual
B. SEcretory D. Lunar

What functional phase is shown
below?

A. Proliferative C. Menstrual
B. SEcretory D. Parasitic

What functional phase is shown
below?

A. Proliferative C. Menstrual
B. SEcretory D. I didn’t pay attention

What is this figure showing?

A. Lactiferous ducts C. Perimetrium
B. Transitional Zone D. Stigma

What type of epithelium is
the arrow pointing to?
What organ does it belong
to?

Non-Keratinized
Stratified
Squamous;
Vagina

Where was the slide below taken
from?

A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands
B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

Would this represent an inactive or
active mammary gland?

A. Active B. In-Active

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1. Female Reproductive System Visual Histology Recognition

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5. What is the name of the region indicated by the arrow? A. Basal Lamina C. Zona Pellucida B. Stratum Granulosum D. Corona Radiata

6. What type of Follicle is this? A. Primordial Follicle C. Secondary Follicle B. Primary Follicle D. Mature/Graafian

7. What type of Follicle is this? A. Primordial Follicle C. Secondary Follicle B. Primary Follicle D. Mature/Graafian

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9. What is the name of the region indicated by the arrow? A. Zona Pellucida C. Cumulus Oophorus B. Antrum D. Corona Radiata

10. What is the name of the region indicated by the arrow? A. Zona Pellucida C. Cumulus Oophorus B. Antrum D. Corona Radiata

11. What is the name of the region indicated by the arrow? A. Zona Pellucida C. Cumulus Oophorus B. Antrum D. Corona Radiata

12. What is the name of the layer of cells indicated by the arrow A. Theca Interna C. Cumulus Oophorus B. Corona Radiata D. Basal Lamina

13. What is the name of the layer of cells indicated by the arrow A. Theca Interna C. Cumulus Oophorus B. Corona Radiata D. Basal Lamina

14. What is the name of the organ shown in the figure below? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

15. What is the name of the organ shown in the figure below? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

16. What type of epithelium would be found lining this organ? A. Simple Squamous C. Simple Columnar B. Stratified Squamous D. Pseudostratified

17. What type of epithelium would be found lining this organ? A. Simple Squamous C. Simple Columnar B. Stratified Squamous D. Pseudostratified

18. What is the name of the organ shown below? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

19. What is the name of the organ shown below? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

20. What is the area indicated by the arrow called? A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium B. Endometrium D. Muscularis

21. What is the area indicated by the arrow called? A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium B. Endometrium D. Muscularis

22. What is the area indicated by the arrow called? A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium B. Stratum Functionale D. Mucosa

23. What is the area indicated by the arrow called? A. Myometrium C. Perimetrium B. Stratum Functionale D. Mucosa

24. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. Lunar

25. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. Lunar

26. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. Parasitic

27. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. Parasitic

28. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. I didn’t pay attention

29. What functional phase is shown below? A. Proliferative C. Menstrual B. SEcretory D. I didn’t pay attention

30. What is this figure showing? A. Lactiferous ducts C. Perimetrium B. Transitional Zone D. Stigma

31. What is this figure showing? A. Lactiferous ducts C. Perimetrium B. Transitional Zone D. Stigma

32. What type of epithelium is the arrow pointing to? What organ does it belong to?

33. Non-Keratinized Stratified Squamous; Vagina

34. What type of epithelium is the arrow pointing to? What organ does it belong to?

35. Simple Columnar Epithelium; Cervix

36. Where was the slide below taken from? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

37. Where was the slide below taken from? A. Vagina C. Mammary Glands B. Uterine Tube D. Uterus

38. Would this represent an inactive or active mammary gland? A. Active B. In-Active

39. Would this represent an inactive or active mammary gland? A. Active B. In-Active

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