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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Made of adipose tissue
      - Covered by skin and coarse
        pubic hair
      - Cushions the pubic symphysis
    - - Two folds of skin, covered by pubic hair
      - Contains adipose tissue, oil glands, and sweat gland
      - Protects other external female genitalia
    - - Two smaller folds of skin
      - No pubic hair, few sweat glands, oil glands are
        present
      - Enclose vestibule and protects the vagina
    - - Contains numerous nerves and blood vessels
      - Enlarges upon stimulation
    - - Houses the hymen, vaginal orifice, external urethral
        orifice, and several ducts of glands
  - - - Produce gametes
      - Produce hormones
      - Located on either side of the uterus
    - - Extend laterally from the uterus
      - Provide a route for sperm
    - - Fingerlike projections
      - Sweeps the oocyte into
        the oviduct
    - - Pathway for sperm to be deposited in
        the vagina
      - Site of implantation of fertilized ovum
      - Site of development of fetus
      - Source of menstrual flow
    - - Inner layer of the uterus
      - Stratum functionalis lines the uterine cavity, disintegrates during menstruation
      - Stratum basalis is permanent and gives rise to new
        stratum functionalis
    - - Mixture of water, glycoproteins, lipids, enzymes,
        and inorganic salts
      - More hospitable towards sperm at or near time of
        ovulation
      - Protects and energizes the sperm
    - - Receptacle for the penis
      - Outlet of menstrual flow
      - Passageway for childbirth
      - Contains the cervix
- - - - Passage for semen and urine
      - Made up of prostatic, intermediate, and spondy urethra
    - - Formed by the seminal vesicle and ampulla
      - Eject sperm and seminal vesicle secretion
      - End at the opening of the urethra
    - - Mucosa made up of pseudostratified columnar epithelium and lima propria
      - Conducts sperm during sexual arousal through peristaltic contactions
      - Store the sperm for several months
    - - Ascends out the scrotum
      - Consists of vas deferens, arteries and veins, nerves, and muslces
      - Carry hormones
    - - Contain stereocilia for sperm reabsorption
      - Sperm maturation takes place
      - Propel sperm in vas deferens
  - - - Pouch-like
      - Contribute nutrients and fluid to semen
      - Secretes alkaline substance
    - - Surrounds prostatic urethrea
      - Contains slightly acidic fluid for sperm ATP production
      - Fluid for protein breakdown and antibiotics
    - - Secrete alkaline fluid to protect the sperm
      - Located inferior to the prostate