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used for urination and reproduction
made up of tissue no muscle |
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muscular sac that keeps testicles at optimum body temp for sperm (5 degrees below normal body temp)
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| two paired oval structures that produce male hormones such as testosterone and sperm |
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storage and maturing facility for sperm
can stay here for several weeks |
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| Ductus Deferens or Vas Deferens |
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| transports sperm from epididymis to urethra |
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| produce fluid to provide nutritional support for sperm on their journey |
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bulbourethral gland
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| releases pre-ejaculatory fluid |
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| thin passage way for urination and sperm to leave body |
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| outer lips of vagina that serve as protection |
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| inner lips of vagina that protect urethra and vagina opening |
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| a bundle of nerve endings under clitoral hood for pleasure |
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| thin membrane that covers vaginal opening some girls have it at birth. it protects vagina until ruptured. |
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| sensitive area between vagina and anus that is often cut during child birth (episiotomy) |
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| contraction of pc muscles that help with urinary incontinence, ease of labor and better orgasms |
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| Phases of Menstrual Cycle |
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1. Follicular- longest phase (10-14 days)
2. Ovulatory
3.Luteal
4. Menstrual |
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| a girls first menstrual cycle |
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| hormone responsible for development of secondary sex characteristics |
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| pain associated with menstruation (cramps) |
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| A women that had her period but no longer has it |
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| stimulates immature eggs to mature |
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| mature egg released into fallopian tube |
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| absence of a monthly menstrual flow |
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| Male Sterilization (Vasectomy) |
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| a surgical form of birth control where the vas deferens is cut and prevents sperm from entering semen. |
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| Female Sterilization (Tubal Ligation) |
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| a surgical form of birth control that closes the fallopian tube so that an egg cannot travel to uterus and cannot be fertilized by sperm. |
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| a hormone method of birth control that keeps a women from releasing an egg. need shot every twelve weeks |
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| IUD (Intro-uterine Device) |
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| a hormone and barrier method of birth control inserted into the uterus that kills sperm and affects uterine lining |
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| a hormone (progesterone and estrogen) form of birth control taken once a day at the same time that prevents ovulation |
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| a barrier method of birth control that prevents sperm from entering vagina and protects against STD's |
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| a barrier method of birth control that prevents sperm from entering uterus and protects against STD's |
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| a barrier method of birth control that prevents sperm from entering uterus |
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| a barrier method of birth control inserted into vaginal that prevents sperm from entering uterus |
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| Fertility awareness method (calender method) |
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| women tracks menstrual cycle on a calender and predicts when she is ovulating. She doesnt have sex during ovulation period. |
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| A barrier method of birth control that uses a sponge placed over cervix with spermicide on it |
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| a hormonal method of birth control that enters the blood stream |
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| a hormonal method of birth control inserted into the vagina that injects hormones while thickening cervical mucus |
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| a hormonal method of birth control that consists of taking two pills within five days of having unprotected sex that prevents fertilization of egg and attachment of the egg to the uteran wall |
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missed periods
breast swelling/tenderness
fatigue
nausea (in-balance of hormones)
elevated body temp (minimal)
mood swings
frequent urination
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| Fetal sac that envelops the embryo |
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Provides protection, maintains even temperature, provides nourishment for developing embryo, cushions the fetus.
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organ the supplies growing fetus with oxygen and nutrients from the maternal bloodstream. Returns waste to the mother for disposal.
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Ultrasound: High frequency sound waves used to project an image of fetus.
Maternal Serum Screening: (15th to 18th weeks) Blood test finger prick
Chorionic Villus sampling: (CVS) (10th-12th weeks) not required for all women detect genetic abnormalities (down syndrome)
Amniocentesis: (15th-18th weeks) Not required for all women detect genetic abnormalities (down syndrome)
Rh Incompatibility: Injection of Rh immune globulin after delivery, during pregnancy, after a miscarriage,after amniocentesis.
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| Nutritional Recomendations |
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| increase calorie intake, folic acid, calcium, iron, fluids, no caffeine, weight gain, exercise |
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Surgical- vacuum aspiration or dilation and curettage
Medical- 3 steps take pill (mifepristone) misoprostol
ultrasound to confirm terminated pregnancy |
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| Legal Milestones of Abortion |
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1973 roe vs wade-abortions are legal until third trimester
1976 hyde amend.-no federal funding for abortions
1989 Webster vs RHS-states can require waiting period or parental consent
1991 Rust vs Sullivan-federally funded clinics cannot provide info about abortions |
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