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Is a FEMALE sex organ
& The entire region of the external sex organ |
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| a protective, fatty cusion over pubic bone, which is covered with hair. (external) |
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| Outer lips of vagina which is covered with hair and pigmented |
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Inner lips of vagina/vulva
hairless, with oil glands
forms a protective hood over the clitoris |
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- Internal & external
- a highly sensitive cylindrical body, which only purpose is sexual pleasure
-fills with blood during sexually excitement |
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Between the vaginal and clit
The opening passageway for urine. |
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| Top of clit, the internal side |
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| The entrance to the vagina |
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Internal
The organ of intercourse, and a canal for mensus blood, babies and semen |
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| A hollow muscular organ, it goes under monthly change (menstrual fluid) site of fetal development |
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secrets mucus to help or delay sperm
During child birth...softens and dilates to allow baby to pass. |
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Collect a mature egg upon release and guide it to the uterus
Typical site of a fertilization ( where sperm meets egg) |
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produce Ova and hormones.
the two almond shaped structure attached to both sides or uterus |
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External and internal
consists of 15-25 lobes, padded by connective tissue an daft
Each lobe contains glands that produce milk during lactation |
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MALE organ
contains spongy erectile tissue, engorges with blood during sexual excitement, which causes boner. |
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| The cone like end of the penis, which is sensitive to stimulation. Composed of the Corona and Frenulum. and has the foreskin that covers the glands |
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| the surgical removal of the foreskin |
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| The loose wrinkled pouch of skin and muscle, beneath the penis contains the testicles |
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| Two egg-shaped glands in the scrotum, which purpose is to for sperm production & testes production |
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physiological process where seminal fluid is powerfully expelled from the penis
sperm passes through the epidermis -> vas deference -> ejaculatory duct-> urethra |
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Name the parts of the an external female Organ
(7) |
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| Produce a clear mucus that is secreted into the urethra before ejaculation |
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| Glands that produce Semen. (3) |
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Pick up fluid along the way to the glands
1. Seminal fluid 2.prostate gland 3.Cowper's glands |
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| The period in where the reproductive system matures |
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| The uterine lining shedding, if there is no pregnancy; tissue or blood excites the introitus |
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| The 4 cycles of Menstruation |
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1. Menstrual- shedding the uterine lining
2. Follicular - after menstration; mauration of follicles in ovaries.
3. Ovulation - Egg is released
4 Luteal - secrets additional progesterone and estrogen to prepare for implantation of fertilized egg. |
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| menstruation accompanied by cramps, backaches, bloating, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite |
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| Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) |
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| Physical discomfort, psychological distress and behavioral change that begins after ovulation ad cease when menstruation begins |
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| point on a woman's life when she has not menstruated for 1 year. |
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| series of physiological & psychological changes during sexual behavior |
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| Masters & Johnson's Four Phase Sexual Response Cycle |
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1. Excitement
2. Plateau
3. Orgasm
4. Resolution |
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Men erection, vaginal lubrication, sex flush,
Vasocongestion; increase blood flow to the genitals. |
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2nd stage in sexual response
breast size increases, clitoris retracts, preEjaculatory fluid (cowpers) blood engorges within the penis |
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| Muscles contractions, the expel in blood cause orgasmic sensation, Ejaculation occurs |
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4th/ last stage of sexual response
body return to pre excitement condition, genital erection disappears, heart beat and breathing rate decrease. |
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| The prevention of conception through the use of a device, substance or method |
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| Process of contraception (5) |
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Hormonal- alter women's biochemistry (think pregnant when not)
Barrier- Condom; physically block sperm from reaching egg
Chemical- Immobilize/ kill sperm; spermicide
Natural- lessen chance of sperm meeting egg (tracker)
Surgical- Permanently prevent transport of sperm or ova |
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| A Pill, that prevents ovulation and thickens the cervical mucus. Activates estrogen and progesterone. |
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Contraceptive skin Patch
Vaginal Contraception ring |
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| release estrogen and progestin, predictable and regular period, reversible, worn on body or in body |
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| single implant, effective for long period of time, affect uttering lining, thickens cervical mucus and inhibits ovulation |
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Is the inability to get pregnant for over a year
due to failure to ovulate or low sperm count |
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Missing period
Nausea Breast Tenderness
Increased Urination
Emotional upset
Weight Gain |
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| a high frequency sound wave that looks at fetal position |
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| Fluid removal from the amniotic sac, which test for abnormalities and tells sex of baby |
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| Removal of tiny section of placenta to test for abnormalities |
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| regular medical check ups, blood test, prenatal Vitamins, aviodance of drugs and alcohol. |
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| a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in fallopian tube |
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| natural termination of pregnancy before 20th week gestation |
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| Natural termination of pregnancy after 20th week |
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| Sudden increase in blood pressure, which leads to pregnancy complications |
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| When placenta completely or partially covers cervix, leading to pregnancy complications |
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| Placent prematurely separates from the uterine wall, causes pregnancy complications |
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| Diabetes which develops during pregnancy |
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| synthetic hormone administered to bring on labor |
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| Sudden Infant Death Syndrome |
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| Unexplained infant death before 1 year old |
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| Structure that develops in the uterus during pregnancy and links the circulatory systems of the fetus with that of the mother |
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| membrane that surrounds the fetus in the uterus and contains amniotic fluid |
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| Cervcial Effacement & Dilation |
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The first stage of labor
mucus plug is expelled and amniotic sac is ruptured. Contractions exert pressure on cervix |
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2nd stage of Labor
baby is crowning and pushing into birth canal
umbilical cord is cut |
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| contractions continue until "afterbirth" is released. |
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Period after child is delivered.
lactation begins 3-4 days
Delay in menstruation
postpartum depression |
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| pregnancy weigh loss, enhanced attachment to child, better suited to nutritional needs, provides antibodies |
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signs of corrupt sexuality and punishment for sexually habits
College students avoid getting tested and engage in high risk sexual behavior |
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Chlamydia
(transmissions, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment) |
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T-Vaginal, Oral, Anal sex, mother to infant during childbirth
Bacterial STI
S-burining during urination, painful intercourse, swelling testes, penis/vagina discharge
D- screening, blood and urine test
TR-Antibiotics |
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Gonorrhea
(transmissions, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment) |
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Bacterial STD
most women are asymptomaticburining during urination, painful intercourse, swelling testes, penis/vagina discharge
D- urine test
TR-Antibiotics |
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Syphilis
(transmissions, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment) |
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Bacterial STD
T- anus, vagina, oral
S-sores, reddish patches,
D- Blood test
Tr- antibiotic |
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Human Papillomavirus
(transmissions, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment) |
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T- skin to skin contact, intercourse, oral, vulva, anus
S-asymptomatic, genital wart, pain irritation
D- DNA test, inspection or wart, biopsies
T- laser surgery, chemical topical solution, cryotheraphy, Gardasil |
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Herpes
(transmissions, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment) |
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T-mouth, genital
Virus exist in the sores as well as infected skin w/o sore (viral shedding)
S- blisters, itching & red swollen genitals, painful urination, fever, headaches, fatigue
D- tissue sampling, blood test
T- no cure, but drugs reduce viral shedding
herpes simplex I,(on the face) Herpes simples II (genitals) |
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| Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases |
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progressive infection of female genital tract
caused by chlamydia/ gonorrhea
S- pelvic pain, fever, vaginal discharge, bleeding between periods
D-pelvic exam, lapaeoscopy
Tr- antibiotics, bed rest, sexual abstinence |
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Infection that causes liver inflammation,
Caused by sexual behaviors, injection for drugs, sharing razors
S-asymptomatic, nausea, vomiting, headaches, Jaundice, fever, fatigue, darkened urin, liver enlargement.
D-blood test
T- drug that interfere with the life cycle virus and nduces an immune response. |
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T- blood, semen, vaginal fluids and breast milk
Perinatal transmission- infected woman to her fetus
S- flu-like symptoms, swollen lymph nodes, unexplained weight loss, severe, diarrhea, night sweats, blurring vision
D- Enzyme immune assay, then western blot
Treatment- No cure
Prevention- condom |
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S- vaginal/ penis discharge, slight burning in genitals
D- screening in microscope
T- Antibodies
P- condoms |
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