Title: WHAT AM I? Female Anatomy & Physiology Questions

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Q: I am the neck of the uterus. What is my name? [...]
We are cells in the cervical crypts. What do we secrete near ovulation? [...]
I am the muscular organ in which the baby grows. What am I? [...]
I am the organ that contains all of the eggs (ovum). What am I? [...]
I serve as the birth canal for the baby. What am I? [...]
I am the hormone secreted in the ovary after ovulation. What am I? [...]
We are tiny crypts found in the neck of the uterus. We make the mucus discharge that helps you know when you ovulate. What are we? [...]
We are "chemical messengers" that start puberty. We come from which gland? [...]
There is another name for menstruation. What is it? [...]
I am the lining of the uterus where the baby implants. What am I? [...]
My name means "chemical messenger." I am secreted into the bloodstream but act on another organ in the body. What am I? [...]
I am the place in the woman's body where the sperm and the egg meet. This is where life begins. What am I? [...]
A: Cervix; Cervical Mucus; Uterus; Ovary; Vagina; Progesterone; Cervical Crypts; Pituitary Gland; Menstrual Period; Endometrium; Hormone; Fallopian Tube
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