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Growth - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Female
        
        Egg
        
        Cytoplasm
        Nucleus
        
        Parts
        
        Uterus
        Uterus lining
        Vagina
        Cervix
        Oviduct
        Ovary
        
        Mensturation
        
        Day 1 to 5:Menstruation
        The uterus tissues, egg and blood are discharged through the vagina.
        Day 6 to 10: Thickening of the uterine lining
        The uterine lining, which is rich in blood capillaries, starts to thicken.
        Day 11 to 18: Fertile period
        A mature egg is released into the fallopian tube from the ovary. This process is known as ovulation.The egg may be fertilised by a sperm during this period.
        Day 19 to 28: The uterus lining continues to thicken
      - Male
        
        Sperm
        
        Nucleus
        Head
        midpiece
        tail
        
        Parts
        
        Seminal vesicle
        Sperm duct
        Testis
        Urinary bladder
        Prostate gland
        Urethra
      - Fertilization
        
        Fertilisation takes place when the nucleus of the sperm combines with the nucleus of the egg.
    - - Diet:
        
        To the egg:
        
        A poor or unhealthy diet can affect the quality of the egg cells in the ovary. The genetic material in the egg cells may change. When this happens, the egg cells may not be able to function normally.
        
        To the sperm
        
        Having a poor diet affects the quality and quantity of the sperm cells produced in male. The sperm cells may not be able to swim fast enough to reach the egg. The number of sperm cells discharged by the male during sexual intercourse may also decrease
      - Drugs:
        
        The improper use of drugs can harm our gametes. Drugs, such as cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamines, ecstasy or nicotine, can affect either the quantity or quality of the sperm cells produced. Tobacco or cigarettes contain nicotine. These drugs may also affect ovulation and the quantity of the eggs in the females
    - - implantation
        
        The embryo will move through the uterus and attach itself to the uterus lining.
      - The embryo will develop in the uterus to form a foetus. The entire process for complete foetal development and growth takes about 40 weeks
      - Develops
        
        Placenta
        
        blood capillaries of the embryo
        
        Blood vessel of embryo
        
        Nutrients and oxygen can diffuse from the mother’s blood to the embryo or foetus via the placenta. Waste products, such as carbon dioxide, also diffuse from the blood of the embryo or foetus to its mother’s blood
        
        A tube known as the umbilical cord will connect the embryo or foetus to the placenta. The umbilical cord contains the blood vessels of the embryo or foetus. It helps to transport nutrients and oxygen from the placenta to the foetus. The umbilical cord also helps to transport waste from the foetus to the placenta
      - How does drug effect the embryo?
        
        It is important that pregnant females pay close attention to their diet. Besides having a healthy and balanced diet, it is recommended that a pregnant female take dietary supplements, such as multivitamins, to ensure her foetus receives all the nutrients it needs for proper growth. Drugs can affect foetal growth and development. The improper use of drugs, such as cocaine, ecstasy or nicotine, can harm a foetus. They may even cause the death of the foetus.
- - - - Sudden height increase
        • Smaller waist
        • More oily skin
        • Bigger and fuller breasts
    - - • Sudden height increase
        • Broader shoulders
        • More oily skin
        • Longer penis
- - - - Diagnose, cure, treat or prevent diseases.
    - - Dangerous towards our body
        
        Alchohol
        
        ~Affects the brain
        • Affects one’s ability to make sound decisions
        • Causes liver damage
        
        Marijuana
        
        Causes hallucination
        • Causes mood swings
        • Increases heart rate
        • Affects memory
        
        Methamphetamine
        
        Damages the brain
        • Causes intense excitement or happiness
        • Stresses the heart
        
        Cocaine
        
        Damages the brain
        • May cause intense excitement or happiness
        • Stresses the heart
        • May cause feelings of restlessness
        
        Ecstasy
        
        Damages the brain
        • May cause intense excitement or happiness
        • Stresses the heart
        • May cause feelings of restlessness