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REPRODUCTION (II) (Sexually transmitted infections (Candidiasis (Caused by…

- - - - Clitoris at the top
      - The end of the urethra below
      - Lips (Labia)
- - - - They are hanging because the production of spermatozoons require temperature
      - They contain lots of tubes where sepermatozoons are created
    - - They are tubes that come out of the testicles and they pass over the urinary bladder and later are going to recieve substances by the accesory glands
  - - - It blocks the urethra during ejaculation
    - - Produce nutritious substances to keep spermatozoons alive during the trip
    - - They produce the preseminal fluid
      - This fluid facilicates the movement of the spermatozoons
  - - - At the front there is the glans protected by foreskin
      - Is made up of muscles and cavities. When these cavities get full of blood, erection occurs
    - - Organs protected by the scrotum
- - - - Studies the woman's menstrual cycles throughout the course of a year to calculate when ovulation occurs
    - - The woman's temperature is taken daily to predict when ovulation will take place
  - - - They are drugs that prevent ovulation or kill any spermatozoa entering the vagina. The most common are birth-control pill and spermicides
    - - Prevent the embryo from embedding in the uterus lining. The most common are intrauterine devices and mornin-after pill
    - - They prevent semen from entering the uterus. The most common ones are condoms and diaphragms. Condoms also avoid STIs
    - - They sterilisation techniques. In woman, the technique is the tubal ligation. In men, the technique is called vasectomy.