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Reproductive System (HORMONES (LH (Stimulates seminiferous tubules to…

- - - - Can be cured using antibiotics
      - Burning urination
      - Genital discharge
      - low Grade fever due to bacteria
    - - Can spread from mother to child during childbirth
      - Can spread to unlikely parts of the body like the mouth, throat, and rectum
      - Yellow or white discharge from genitals
      - Painful urinating
      - Can be cured Antibiotics
    - - Goes symptomless for years
      - Can be cured with antibiotics in early stages
      - Source appear anywhere semen and vaginal fluids come in contact with Such as genitals, anus, rectum, lips,
      - Symptoms disappear budget bacterial remains and travels to other organs including brain, eyes, heart
  - - - Caused by parasites that look like crabs
      - Located around Pubic area but can be found In axilla, Eyelashes, and mustache
      - spread through direct contact bedding or clothing
    - - Caused by a tiny parasite
      - Can be transmitted to baby During delivery
  - - - Cannot be cured but can be treated with anti viral medication
      - Caused by a herpes virus
      - Blisters around genitals
      - Fevers and headaches
    - - No cure but preventable through vaccination
      - Sociative with cervical cancer in females
      - Warts look like tiny cauliflowers
      - Wordsley not be detected in females because they are located internally
    - - cause my HPV
      - Spread through sexual intercourse but can be passed by sharing needles or from mother to baby through childbirth or breast feeding
      - No cure but treatable
      - No symptoms until immune system is activated
- - - - houses developing oocyte w/in follicle
    - - delivers female gamate
        
        uterine (Fallopian) tube
        
        Received the ovulated mature oocyte
        
        Provide a site for fertilization
        
        uterus
        
        Receives a fertilized egg
        
        retain a fertilized egg
        
        Nourishes a fertilized egg
        
        walls of the uterus
        
        endometrium
        
        inner layer
        
        allows for implantation of fertilized egg
        
        sloughs off if no pregnancy occurs
        
        myometrium
        
        middle layer
        
        contracts during labor
        
        perimetrium
        
        outer visceral layer
        
        vagina
        
        Serves as a birth canal
        
        receives the penis during sexual intercourse
    - - mons pubis
        
        fatty pad overly the pubic area, covered by pubic hair after puberty
      - labia
        
        skin folds around the vaginal opening
      - vestibule
        
        contains opening to urethra
        
        produces mucus
      - clitoris
        
        contains erectile tissue
  - - - sperm
        
        head
        
        Contains nucleus with DNA inside
        
        acrosome
        
        Anterior portion of head contains enzyme needed for penetration the female egg
        
        midpiece
        
        Contains mitochondria that provides energy for journey through the female reproductive system
        
        flagella
        
        Human cell with a tail it propels spermatocyte
    - - Delivery of male gamate
        
        Epididymis
        
        matures and stores sperm cells for at least 20 days
        
        Ductus defrens
        
        carries sperm form the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct
        
        Urethra
        
        carries both sperm and urine
        
        sperm enters from ejaculatory duct
    - - Seminal vesicle
        
        produces semen
        
        contains fructose (sugar), vitamin C and other substances that nourish and activate sperm
        
        makes up 60% of semen
      - Prostate gland
        
        secretes milky fluid that helps activate sperm (allows for locomotion)
        
        makes up 25% of semen
      - Bulbourethral glan
        
        AKA cowper's gland
        
        secretes an alkaline mucus in response to sexual stimulation, and lubricates penis for penetration
        
        makes up 5% of semen
    - - penis
        
        root
        
        attached to body wall
        
        shaft
        
        free, movable portion of penis, contains 3 cylindrical columns of erectile tissue
        
        gland penis
        
        contains urethral opening
        
        prepuce (foreskin)
        
        fold cuff of skin around proximal end
        
        often removed in circumcision
      - Scrotum
        
        division sac of skin outside the abdomen that holds the testes
        
        maintains testes at 3 degrees Celsius lower than body temp for sperm viability
- - - - day 1-14
      - extends from beginning of menstruation until ovulation
      - follicular cells relsease estrogen
      - only 1 follicle becomes Graafian follicle
    - - day 14
      - spike increase in LH and increase in estrogen
      - Graafian follicle releases oocyte
    - - day 15-28
      - mature oocyte is already released
      - when follicle expels oocyte the empty shell becomes corpus luteum
      - corpus luteum releases progesterone
  - - - decline of estrogen and progesterone call self to die and our shed
      - Day one through 5
      - bleeding last 3 to 5 days
    - - Date 6 through 14
      - Estrogen stimulates growth of the endometrium and it doubles in thickness
      - Thickening of endometrial allows ovulated egg to be implanted
    - - Day 15 through 28
      - After ovulation corpus luteum is formed and levels of progesterone rise
      - The uterus becomes ready for pregnancy
    - - Day 14
      - Can get pregnant most easily