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is when foreskin fits tightly over the head of the penis so it can’t retract
Phimosis
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is the home for the fetus
Uterus
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There is tissue between the vagina and the anal area that is called the
perineum
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is coated and surrounded with follicular cells before it moves into the uterine tube
Ovum
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is if the baby is forming somewhere other than the uterus
Ectopic pregnancy
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Hormones that are secreted by the ovaries are
estrogen and progesterone
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Ovaries have the immature sex cell called the
oocytes
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Female gametes (sex cells) is the
ova
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__________ are the ovaries
Gonads
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follows the uterus
Vagina
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is testes that have not descended. Testes look like orchids
Cryptorchidism
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Ovaries are connected by tubes that go towards the uterus called the
fallopian or uterine tubes
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This is tissue that can tear in childbirth so they may perform and
episiotomy
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Process that results in the release of an ovum or single sex cell is called
oogensis
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is an accumulation of fluid in the scrotum
Hydrocele
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Other problems that exist in the male reproductive system are decreased sperm production
oligospermia
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is most common in male’s age 20 – 35 years old. This can be caused by trauma, infection, bicycle riding, and cell phones
Testicular Cancer
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has become epidemic
ED or erectile dysfunction
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which can be caused by infection, fever, radiation, and malnutrition
oligospermia
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The cause for this could be arteriosclerosis, alcoholism, emotional, diabetes, tumor, radiation therapy, removal of the prostate, age, numerous medications (especially high blood pressure), and even low testosterone levels
erectile dysfunction
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is painful menstruation
Dysmenorrhea
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the average age is 11 yrs old
Menarche or menstruation
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is produced before milk and contains antibodies
Colostrum
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basically acts as a barrier to the sperm until ovulation occurs
cervical mucus
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The lining of the uterus is called the
endometrium
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usually occurs in the middle of the cycle
Ovulation
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stimulates milk ejection
Oxytocin
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is the lack of menstruation (during pregnancy or nursing a baby)
Amenorrhea
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is swelling of the vagina; it is a common problem.
Vaginitis
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is functioning or acting endometrial tissue that is outside the uterus
Endometriosis
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can be a hormonal imbalance or structural (bleeding not just during menstruation but also in between menstruation)
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding (DUB)
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is a condition with large ovaries with fluid filled cyst
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or POS
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have a circular pigment area called areola
Nipples
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is the hormone stimulates milk to be secreted about 3 or 4 days after delivery replacing the yellowish colostrum
Prolactin
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This is generally caused by prostaglandin that decreased in blood flood meaning decrease in oxygen to the uterine muscle causing cramping
Dysmenorrhea
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This is from exposure to dietary hormones. The
average age in China is 19
Menarche or menstration
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The ________________ when released into the fallopian tubes, it has to be claimed or deemed within 24 hours otherwise it is ineffective
ovum (mature egg)
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produce during pregnancy will contain antibodies but not as much as colostrum and give nutrient to the baby
Milk
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The ______________ has a massive supply of blood capillaries
endometrium
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it then becomes slippery allowing the sperm to pass thru heading toward the fallopian tubes
cervical mucus
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have effects on beast and their development
Hormones
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can survive for a couple of days
Sperm
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Within the uterus there are tiny endometrial glands that produce __________________ until the placenta is produced
uterine milk
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In the uterus there are glands that secrete ___________ uthat change consistency during the monthly cycle
mucus
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If fertilization takes place then the developing offspring will proceed to implant in the
endometrium lining
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is going to cause the development of secreting cells; every woman has the same amount of cells
Progesterone
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stimulates the growth of the mammary glands
Estrogen
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They contain sebaceous glands for the purpose of preventing tissues from drying out while nursing
Nipples
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It is rich in protein, fat, calcium, and vitamins
Milk
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If ______________ doesn’t take place then the outer layering endometrium sheds off during
menstruation
fertilization
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Size has nothing to do with secreting cells or mammary ducts; it is the amount of _______ in the breast
fat
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They generally change from a pink color to a brown color in the early stages of pregnancy
Nipples
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After menstruation the endometrium begins to _________ itself
renew
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This is also normal in extreme athletes (body fat below 12%) causing low estrogen levels
Amenorrhea
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is the main cause for sterility or infertility
PID or pelvic inflammatory disease
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is when a woman has here tubes tied
Tubal Ligation
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can be remedied by getting hormones in balance
Ovarian cysts
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occurs more often in women 30 – 50 years old
Uterine cancer
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It affects over a million women annually.
PID or pelvic inflammatory disease
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generally occurs in women over 40 years old
Ovarian cancer
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If PID results in uterine tube inflammation it is referred to
salpingitis
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They are fluid filled cyst from the egg cycles where they don’t rupture completely.
Ovarian cysts
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It occurs more often with women that have had few or no children and/or a history of miscarriages, and also individuals that have had problems with endometriosis.
Ovarian cancer
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Obesity increases risk or prolonged estrogen therapy.
Uterine cancer
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It is caused by yeast infection, or STD.
Vaginitis
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