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G- (indent half way on the line of E)
H- (white oval-ish shape to the bottom left of the bladder)
I- (pink area to the right of body part labeled C)
J- (sac that body part F is located in) |
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A-urethra
B- penis
C- seminal vesicle
D- prostate gland
E- vas deferens
F- testes
G- anus
H- pelvis
I- scrotum |
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EXCLUDE #5a
#6 and #7 are grouped together, but #6 are the outer lips
11. (for part A, refers to the part between your anus and vagina) |
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1 Ovary
2 Fallopian tube
3 Uterus
3a Cervix
4 Vagina
5 Clitoris
6 Labia majora
7 Labia minora
8 Pelvis
9 Bladder
10 Anus
11 Perineum |
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| The canal in the female is used for 3 purposes. It is used for sex, birthing (baby comes out of this canal) and menstrual period is released from the body through this canal. |
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| The center of sexual arousal for women. The area is made of many nerves and it is sensitive to stimulation for the women. This is not a hole or an opening but an area with nerves. |
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| The pear-shaped female organ, which houses the fertilized egg and the developing fetus (baby). The ___ is also known as the “womb”. |
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| The ___ is the base of the uterus. It is located at the end of the vagina. In the ___ thin mucus forms that help sperm travel through for the fertilization of the egg. The ___ is very sensitive to infection. This is also the area which the doctor checks (for infections) when doing a pap smear. The younger we are, the more sensitive the ___ is to developing infections. |
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| The primary organ of the reproductive system. We have two of these which are sexual glands that hold our eggs. The ___ also produce the female hormones estrogen and progesterone. Hormones provide essential signals and functions for the body to operate properly. |
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| The female reproductive cell released by the ovaries, which after fertilization (meeting with the sperm) develops into the beginning of human life (a baby). |
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| Branches connected to the uterus. After the egg is released by the ovaries it moves through these and then goes to the uterus. |
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| A canal that transfers urine from the bladder to the outside |
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| The opening of the large intestine and rectum that carries waste to the outside. |
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| The fold of skin which covers the head (the glans) of the penis |
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| The pair of lips of the vulva |
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labia
- labia majora (outer)
- labia minora (inner) |
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| The time in a woman's life when menstrual periods permanently stop; it is also called the "change of life." |
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| The periodic blood that flows as a discharge from the uterus |
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| The external male sex organ used to copulate and ejaculate semen and to convey urine outside the body |
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| A pouch of skin which contains the testes, epididymides, and lower portions of the spermatic cords |
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| male "gamete" or sex cell. It combines with the female "gamete," called an ovum, to form a zygote |
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| The muscular canal extending from the cervix to the outside of the body. It is usually six to seven inches in length, and its walls are lined with mucus membrane. It is the main part or most common part of the female |
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