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The general term for the reproducive organs of the male and female |
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The collective term for the external female genitalia |
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The vulva is composed of the mons venerisl, labia minora, vaginal opening, urethral open, and the major lips. What is the correct term for major lips? |
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These come together to form the clitoral hood |
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Becomes hard and engorged with blood, same tissue as penis, only structure in men and womnen with known function. |
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Partially covers vaginal opening, was previsoually thought to be an indication of virginity. |
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Is known as a urinary track infection, caused by recent sexual intercourse or wiping from anus to vagina |
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Is a secondary sex characistic, can be different sizes, are made up of mammary glands, and fat cells. |
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Is the place where are sperm and deposited, the birth canal, an acidic environmant, and typically has a musky odor. |
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Also known as the womb, where the fertilized egg ataches, can greatly expand |
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The inner layer of the uterus which the woman sheds during menstruation |
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Starts the size of a matchstick and dialates to 10cm during labor |
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Where fertilization of the egg takes place |
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Hair like structures on the end of the fallopian tubes |
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Female gonads, male of the same tissue as the testes, produce the egg and female hormones estrogen and progesterone |
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The scientific name for the egg |
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Has both reproductive and urinary function; hardens during sexual arousal |
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The removal of the foreskinin the male or the hood in the woman |
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Serves as both a passage for sperm and urine |
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Holds testes, has some hair, has many sweat glands (stays at 93* f.) Has small muscle fibers which contract when cold, and relax when hot |
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Developed from the same tissue as the ovaries and has two functions: to produce sperm and male hormone |
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Where the sperm mature and gain mobility |
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Where sperm are sent by muscular contractions just before an ejaculation: opens inot urethra |
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Adds fluid to sperm to make it into semen, adds 70% of fluid to make up semen, gives fluid sugar to help make sperm active and able to move |
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Produces fluid which makes up 30% of the semen; helps the sperm stick together so it will not spill out of the woman |
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Gives off a little bit of fluid just before ejaculation, this pre-ejaculation, this pre-ejaculate often contains sperm |
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Is the male hormone and is manufactureed in the testes between the seminiferous tubules |
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Hormone which causes the development of the follicle in the ovary |
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Hormone which causes the release of an egg |
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The phase of the menstrual cycle when the follicle bursts and the ovum (egg) is released from the ovary |
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Egg travels down the fallopian tube and the corpus luteum is still in the ovary producing hormones to keep the endometrium (lining of the uterus) thick |
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The phase of menstrual cycle when the follicle bursts and the ovum (egg) is released from the ovary |
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When the endometirum (lining of the uterus) is shed from the body |
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When a women does not get her period any longer; occurs at about age 50 |
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The absence of menstruation for over 6 months or more |
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A missed period, breast tenderness, nausea, fatigue, and frequent urination are all signs of what? |
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Can not have sex play with your partner, is 100% effective against pregnancy; prevents from STI's |
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This may lead to intercourse; can be 100% effective against pregnancy unless pre-ejaculate comes in contact with the vulva area; risks of STI's |
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Given every 12 weeks by doctor. Prevents release of egg. 97-99% effective; don't have to put in place prior to sex, and do not have to remember to take pill |
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Placed on buttox, upper-outer arm, stomach, or torso; new one put in place each week 99% effective, may cause skin irritation |
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Take everyday; prevents release of egg, 92-99% effective, protects thinning of bones, helps clear-up acne |
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Placed inside vagina for 3 weeks, removed fourth week, 99% effective |
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Covers penis(latex plastic) prevents sperm and egg from meeting, 85% effective, protects agains STI's and HOv |
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When male pulls out prior to ejaculation; 73% effective |
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FAM (fertility awareness meathod) |
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Chart menstrural cycles and then not have sex on "unsafe" days; 75% effective |
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Most common STD; causes unsual discharge; can lead to PID; treated by antibiotics; caused by bacteria |
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Causes a yellow green discharge in females |
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Looks like crabs, little insects |
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Causes blindness, numbness, and trouble walking |
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Causes a yellow green grey, foamy, and foul smelling discharge in women |
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The virus which causes AIDS |
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Is a deadly virus which attackes immune system (die from common cold) caused by HIV |
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A rape when the person raped knows their rapist |
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Also know as: the forget-me pill (used in rapes) |
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Also known as liquid ecstasy |
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Rape which occurs in the dating situation |
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These come together to form clitoral hood |
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