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E - Events Associated with the Follicular and Luteal Phases of the Female Reproductive Cycle Following statements describe events associated with the follicular and luteal phases of the female reproductive cycle. and drop each statement into the correct sequence from left to right. "iew Available Hint(s) Without fertilization, the corpus luteum degenerates and progesterone secretion declines. Start in the brain. A surge in LH triggers ovulation of a secondary oocyte. The corpus luteum secretes progesterone. Negative feedback due to presence of inhibin leads to a decrease in FSH secretion. The hypothalamus releases GnRH. The ruptured follicle turns into the corpus luteum. Developing follicles secrete estrogen and inhibin. FSH stimulates secondary follicles to develop into tertiary follicles. Reset Help The anterior pituitary gland produces FSH and LH. End with the disintegration of a part in the ovary.

          E - Events Associated with the Follicular and Luteal Phases of the Female Reproductive Cycle
Following statements describe events associated with the follicular and luteal phases of the female reproductive cycle.
and drop each statement into the correct sequence from left to right.
"iew Available Hint(s)
Without fertilization,
the corpus luteum
degenerates and
progesterone
secretion declines.
Start in the brain.
A surge in LH
triggers ovulation
of a secondary
oocyte.
The corpus
luteum secretes
progesterone.
Negative feedback
due to presence of
inhibin leads to a
decrease in
FSH secretion.
The hypothalamus
releases GnRH.
The ruptured
follicle turns into
the corpus luteum.
Developing follicles
secrete estrogen
and inhibin.
FSH stimulates
secondary follicles
to develop into
tertiary follicles.
Reset Help
The anterior
pituitary gland
produces FSH
and LH.
End with the disintegration of a part in the ovary.

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E - Events Associated with the Follicular and Luteal Phases of the Female Reproductive Cycle
Following statements describe events associated with the follicular and luteal phases of the female reproductive cycle.
and drop each statement into the correct sequence from left to right.
"iew Available Hint(s)
Without fertilization,
the corpus luteum
degenerates and
progesterone
secretion declines.
Start in the brain.
A surge in LH
triggers ovulation
of a secondary
oocyte.
The corpus
luteum secretes
progesterone.
Negative feedback
due to presence of
inhibin leads to a
decrease in
FSH secretion.
The hypothalamus
releases GnRH.
The ruptured
follicle turns into
the corpus luteum.
Developing follicles
secrete estrogen
and inhibin.
FSH stimulates
secondary follicles
to develop into
tertiary follicles.
Reset Help
The anterior
pituitary gland
produces FSH
and LH.
End with the disintegration of a part in the ovary.

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Without fertilization, the corpus luteum degenerates and progesterone secretion declines. A surge in LH triggers ovulation of a secondary oocyte. The corpus luteum secretes progesterone. Negative feedback due to presence of inhibin leads to a decrease in FSH secretion. The hypothalamus releases GnRH. The ruptured follicle turns into the corpus luteum. Developing follicles secrete estrogen and inhibin. FSH stimulates secondary follicles to develop into tertiary follicles. The anterior pituitary gland produces FSH and LH. Start in the brain. End with the disintegration of a part in the ovary.

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00:01 Hello everyone, in this session we have a number of questions related to the reproductive system.

00:13 So, the questions are as follows the ovarian follicles are known to contain what in various stages of development.

00:22 So, the answer to this question is the ovarian follicles are known to contain oocytes in various stages of development with other cells that promote the development.

00:47 So, the correct answer to this question is option a.

00:50 Now, we will come to the next question.

00:53 The question is what happens when corpus luteum degenerates? so, corpus luteum is a structure that is known to produce female reproductive hormone such as the progesterone and estrogen.

01:19 So, if corpus luteum degenerates then there will be decrease in the levels of progesterone and estrogen and this will cause the endometrium to shed.

01:41 So, the correct answer is both a and c.

01:44 So, option number d is the correct option.

01:49 The next one is corpus luteum can extend life more than two weeks in the presence of hormone.

01:54 So, the answer to this question is that the corpus luteum's extension so that it can continue producing progesterone for pregnancy is due to the hormone that is known as hpg which is human chorionic gonadotrophin hormone and this is responsible for continuing the structure of corpus luteum.

02:40 So, the correct answer to this question will be option c.

02:45 Now, the next one is reproductive system.

02:47 So, what are the functions of reproductive system? so, here we have three main functions of course, it produces gametes, it is also known to store gametes and it nourishes the gametes that have been stored already.

03:14 So, the correct option will be option number d which is all of the above...

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