Activity 6: Observing Changes in the Endometrium During Menstrual Cycle: Review changes in the endometrium (of the uterus) at different stages of the menstrual cycle, using the model & the slides. Histology of Menstruation; Use Lab 43 Slides PDF again, make drawings of the first & last stages of menstrual cycle, labeling as stated: [Note order: proliferative (follicular) phase → secretory phase → menstrual phase] Uterus (slide #32) proliferative (follicular) phase Draw & Label (10x): endometrium, myometrium elaborated glands (see Fig. 43.7b for help labeling) Uterus (slide #38) menstrual phase Draw & Label: myometrium; (see Fig. 43.7a) necrotic fragments of endometrium

Activity 6: Observing Changes in the Endometrium During Menstrual Cycle: Review changes in the endometrium (of the uterus) at different stages of the menstrual cycle, using the model & the slides. Histology of Menstruation; Use Lab 43 Slides PDF again, make drawings of the first & last stages of menstrual cycle, labeling as stated: [Note order: proliferative (follicular) phase → secretory phase → menstrual phase] Uterus (slide #32) proliferative (follicular) phase Draw & Label (10x): endometrium, myometrium elaborated glands (see Fig. 43.7b for help labeling) Uterus (slide #38) menstrual phase Draw & Label: myometrium; (see Fig. 43.7a) necrotic fragments of endometrium

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter17: The Female Reproductive System

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