WORKSHEET FOR WEEK 17: Tissue of the Female Reproductive System

COURSE OUTCOMES:

Upon the successful completion of the program the learners must:

1. Explain the fundamentals of cells and tissues through observation of commercially
prepared tissue and cell specimen.
2. Explain the different characteristics and functions of microscopic structure of
human cells, and organs using light microscopy.
3. Show the following discipline: integrity, critical thinking, honesty, creativity, and
concern for others.

UNIT OUTCOMES:

To achieve this unit, the learner must:

1. Know the different tissues that make up the female reproductive system.
2. Recognize the different oogenic cells.
3. Identify parts of the uterus and the segments of the uterine tubes.
4. Identify the accessory reproductive glands of females.

CRITICAL THINKING:

1. Describe the different stages of oogenesis.

2. Describe the different layers of the uterus. Give the significance of these layers in
a woman’s reproductive cycle.

3. Enumerate the segments of the uterine tubules.

4. Enumerate the accessory reproductive glands in the female. Identify its

homologous gland among the males.
ILLUSTRATIONS:

A. Cross section of the Vagina:

B. Cross section of the Cervix

C. Cross section of the Uterus

D. Cross section of the fallopian tubes and ovaries