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Explain the process of ovulation and the factors that influence it.
Ovulation is the process by which the Graafian follicle ruptures with consequent discharge of ovum into the abdominal cavity. It is influenced by LH.
When does ovulation typically occur in a normal 28-day menstrual cycle?
Ovulation typically occurs on the 14th day of a normal 28-day menstrual cycle.
What happens to the ovum after it is expelled from the Graafian follicle?
The ovum is expelled out into the abdominal cavity along with some amount of fluid and granulosa cells, and then enters the fallopian tube through the fimbriated end.
How long is the ovum viable after ovulation, and what must happen within that time frame?
The ovum is viable for 24 to 28 hours after ovulation, and it must be fertilized within that time frame.
What happens to the ovum before or during ovulation, and how long is it viable after ovulation?
The ovum becomes haploid before or during ovulation by the formation of polar bodies. It is viable for 24 to 28 hours after ovulation.
Test your knowledge of ovulation with this quiz! Learn about the process of Graafian follicle rupture, ovum discharge, LH influence, and the timing of ovulation in the menstrual cycle. Challenge yourself to identify the stages of ovulation and enhance your understanding of this crucial aspect of reproductive health.
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