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Anatomy of female reproductive tract	Physiology of menstruation	Pharmacology of oestrogen and progesterone	Pharmacology of methanamic acid and tranexamic acid
100 Fallopian tubes What is another word for the uterine tubes	100 Follicular phase Luteal phase What are the main phases of the menstrual cycle	100 Increase fat store Increase vaginal lubrication Thicken vaginal wall Accelerates metabolism What are the effects of oestrogen	100 NSAID used to treat pain Menstrual pain What is mefenamic acid used for
200 Non-keratinised stratified squamous epithelium What is the histology of the vagina	200 What days is the follicular phase Day 1-13 What days is the follicular phase	200 Prepares uterus for implantation Increases cervical mucus and makes it thick Function of progesterone	200 Used to reduce haemorrhage What is tranexamic acid used for
300 Cervical canal External os Internal os Name the regions of the cervix	300 Days 15-28 What days is the luteal phase	300 Estrone Estradiol Estriol What are the 3 main types of naturally occurring oestrogens	300 COX 1 and 2 Mefenamiic acid is a competitive inhibitor of what
400 Recto-uterine pouch Vesico-uterine pouch What are the two pouches formed in the peritoneal covering of the pelvic cavity	400 The endometrial lining is not maintained and will shed (menstruation) What occurs as a result of a decrease in progesterone and oestrogen	400 Pregnenolone, derived from cholesterol Yeast How can progesterone be synthesised
500 Stratum basal Stratum functionale What are the two layers of the endometrium	500 Inhibits the secretion of FSH to prevent follicle maturation during the luteal phase What does the hormone inhibin do	500 Fat cells Where is progesterone produced after menopause

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