Human Reproductive System. Journal Why is it important to know and use the correct terminology of our bodies and its functions?
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1 Human Reprductive System Jurnal Why is it imprtant t knw and use the crrect terminlgy f ur bdies and its functins?
2 Female Reprductin Cervix Neck r pening t the uterus. Strngest muscle in the bdy. Crpus Luteum D&C Enlarged fllicle Secretes hrmnes Dialatin and Curetage Uterus is dialated and scraped. Dysmenrrhea Painful and disfunctining perid. Endmenrrhea Lining f the uterus. Estrgen Female hrmne. Fallpian tubes Tw tubes which cnnect the varies t the uterus and carry the egg t the uterus. Fertilizatin The sperm penetrates the egg and a zygte is frmed. Hysterectmy Surgical remval f the uterus and smetimes the varies.
3 Female Reprductin Menstruatin Perid, uterine bleeding Shedding f the endmetrium Mns Pubis Mund f fatty tissue which cvers the pubic bne. Ova Egg Ovaries Egg-shaped Prduces female hrmnes Stres and releases vum. Ovulatin When an egg is released frm vary and mves dwn the fallpian tube. Pudendum (pubis) Area where the sex rgans are lcated. Prgesterne Female hrmne frm crpus luteum. Tubal ligatin Oviducts are tied and cut t prevent fertilizatin. Uterus A hllw, muscular rgan that prtects and nurishes the fetus. Vagina Empty passageway leading frm the vaginal pening t the uterus. Vulva The general term fr all the external female sex rgans.
4 The mst familiar female reprductive rgans.
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6 Male Reprductin Circumcisin Surgical remval f the flap f skin that cvers the head f the penis. Cwper s glands Tw glands by prstate that secrete a fluid that neutralizes acidity. Ejaculatin Passage f sperm and semen frm the penis. Epididymis Crd-like structure in back f testes. Imptence Failure t get r maintain an erectin. Ncturnal emissins Wet dreams A nrmal ejaculatin f semen while sleeping. Penis The rgan fr reprductin and urinatin. Prstate gland Secretes an alkaline fluid that neutralizes the acidity.
7 Male Reprductin Scrtum Sacs that regulate temperature fr sperm prductin. Semen A cmbinatin f sperm and fluid. Seminal Vesicles Secretes a fluid that nurishes and enables sperm t mve. Sperm Male sex cell prduced by testicles. Testicles Organs in the scrtum that prduce sperm and teststerne. Vas Deferens Tw lng tubes that are a passageway and strage place fr sperm. Vasectmy The vas deferens is cut t prevent sperm fertilizatin.
8 The reprductive anatmy f the male human is largely external. The male gnads, called testes, hang in a sac f skin called the scrtum. The testes prduce sperm, which cannt survive lng at bdy temperature. Sperm leave the bdy in semen, a fluid prduced by the seminal vesicles. Micrsft Encarta Encyclpedia 2002.
9 Infertility Lw Sperm Cunt Less than nrmal amunt f sperm. Viability f Sperm Health f sperm Lifespan Ductal Obstructin Duct causes bstructin preventing fertilizatin. Variccele Enlargement f veins by vas deferns. Undescended Testes Testicles didn t drp int scrtum. Retrgrade Ejaculatin Ejaculatin ges backwards. Semen t Viscus T thick Nt enugh fluid Elevated Scrtum Temperature Temperature in scrtum is t ht and hills the sperm.
10 Infertility Anti-Sperm Antibdies Bdy prduces antibdies that fight ff sperm. Abnrmal Ovulatin Ovulatin desn t ccur n regular cycle. Endmetrisis Bacterial infectin f uterine lining. Abnrmal Tubes Makes fertilizatin difficult. Ovum Prblems Defrmed eggs r imperfectly develped. Spasms f Vagina Interferes with intercurse. Ph Cntent f Vagina Might nt allw fertilizatin.
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