Female Reproductive Organs

• Gonads
• Medulla ->Testes
• Tubecle ->Penis
• Folds -> Penis Shaft
• Swelling ->Scrotum
• Wolfian Duct ->epididymis, vas deferens, ejaculatory duct

• Gonads
• Cortex ->Ovaries
• Tubercle ->Clitoris
• Folds ->Labia Minora
• Swelling -> Labia Majora
• Mullerian Duct ->fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina

• 1.Ovaries
• 2.Fallopian Tubes
• 3.Uterus
• 4.Vagina
• 5.Vulva
• 6.Clitoris
• 7.Perineum
• 8.Mammary Glands

• 1.Sexual Desire
• 2.Pubic Hair
• 3.Breast Development
• 4.Feminine Body Features
• 5.Ovulation
• 6.Menstration
• 7.Broadening of Pelvis
• 8.Epiphysis
• 9.Deposits fat in buttocks & thighs

• Phase 1 The Follicular phase
• Phase 2 Ovulation
• Phase 3 The luteal phase
• Phase 4 Menstration

• 1.Breast tenderness
• 2.Frequent urination
• 3.Morning sickness
• 4.Need for additional sleep
• 5.Missed period.
• 6.Fatigue

• 1.Depression
• 2.Fatigue
• 3.Adema
• 4.Constipation
• 5.Frequent urination
• 6.Shortness of breath
• 7.indigestion
• 8.hemmorrhorids

• a. uterine contractions begin & become regular
• b. proceeds dialation throught cervical dialation & effacement

• a. cervical dialation is complete
• b. head enters vaginal canal or feet
• c. head becomes visible (crown)
• d. head emerges through the vaginal opening (delivering)

• a. placenta detaches from uterine wall
• b. placenta & membranes are expelled

• 1.Avoid health risks to women
• 2.Space pregnancy
• 3.Avoid having babies w/ birth defects
• 4.Allow time for adjustment/avoid stress
• 5.Limiting family size
• 6.Avoid single parenthood
• 7.Permit women to develop successful career
• 8.Curbing population growth

• 1.Alpha-fetoprotein screening
• 2.Amniocentesis
• 3.STD Screening
• 4.Gestational diabetes screening
• 5.Group B steptococcus
• 6.Blood typing
• 7.Urine culture

• 1.Abstinence,
• 2.Condom
• 3.Female Condom
• 4.Withdrawl
• 5.Douching
• 6.Birthcontrol pills
• 7.Intrauterine Device
• 8.Contraceptive Patch
• 9.Contraceptive Ring
• 10.DMPA (injection)
• 11.Spermicides
• 12.Rythm
• 13.Sterilization
• 14.Douching

a spontaneous or induced loss of a pregnancy

ulceration of the epithelium on portion of cervix

the muscles in front of the vagina are weakened, the bladder will begin to bulge into the anterior wall of vagina

the muscles behind the vagina are damaged, the rectum will begin pressing into the posterior wall of vagina

benign smooth tumor formed of muscle cells in uterus

Breast cancer

combination & characteristics of menstration 7-14 days before your menstration

Polyp - a growth w/ slender stem attachment to membrane

• Men- burning urination, mucoid discharge from penis,
• Women- yellow vaginal discharge, painful urination, if left untreated

Men-frequent painful urination, itching, sore throat, discharge from anus & penile drainage.

Women- asymptomatic, inflammation w/ greenish-yellowish discharge,

• Genital herpes, inflammatory disease of the genetalia.
• Male- appear on glans, foreskin, penile shaft.
• Women- Fluid filled vesicles on cervix, labia,vulva,vagina

Nongonococcal Urethritis- group of infections

• Men- urethral inflammation, allerigic reactions from vaginal creams,etc
• Women- Vaginitis

• Chronic infection of reproductive tract, cervix, uterus, fallopia tubes, ovaries, pelvic ulcers
• ~NOT MEN

• 1.Primary- cancre on cervix or labia/ penis & scrotum
• 2.Secondary- painless non itching rash, hair loss, sore throat, headache, nausea,loss of appetite
• 3.Latent- asymptomatic, affects internal organs
• 4.Tetiar- cardiovascular damage, neurological damage

Protozoal infection of lower genitourinary tract

procedure used to evaluate fallopian tubes

• Testes
• abdomin
• inguinal canal
• scrotum

just below the bladder

Prosthesis implant

follicle after ovulation occurs

• Sperm
• Ova
• Connection to uterus

view the cervix