REPRODUCTIVE (MALE & FEMALE)

Penis

organ of copulation, sexual intercourse, coitus

highly muscular

Penis is not

Ligaments

Penis is more

Corpora Cavernosa & Corpus Spongiosum

spongy like erectile tissue (2)

Penile artery

supplies blood to penile tissues

Penile vein

remove blood from the penile tissue

5 to 9 inches average of 7

Length of male urethra

4 to 5 inches

Average length of erect penis

Elimination & Reproduction

function of penis

Scrotal sac

not naturally even, has rugae and less than 1 degree fahrenheit on body temperature

Testes

Its the male gonad/sex gland

Epididymis

where the growth and maturation of sperm occurs

64 to 75 days

how long does the maturation and growth of sperm occurs?

5%

percentage of seminal fluid in Epididymis?

5%

percentage of seminal fluid in bulbourethral gland

60%

percentage of seminal fluid in prostate gland

30%

percentage of seminal fluid in seminal vesicle

80%

effectiveness of withdrawal method (%)

Ejaculatory duct

contracts and forcefully expel the semen

3 to 5 mL

normal mL of semen/ejaculation

20M to 150M

normal sperm count/mL

400M

normal sperm count/ ejaculation

3 to 5 days or 72 hours

lifespan of sperm inside the fallopian tube

30%

normal morphology of semen (%)

50%

normal motility of semen (%)

50%

normal viability of semen (%)

Gynosperm

slow moving, acid resistant , big head long tailed sperm

Androsperm

fast moving, non acid resistant, small head long tailed semen

Episiotomy

cutting of women’s perineum during acme

Increment

start of the contraction

Acme

peak of the contraction

Decrement

end of contraction

3 to 4 inches

depth of vaginal canal

Duoderelline Bacili

normal flora found in vaginal canal

Vagina

organ of copulation for women, birth canal and passageway of menstrual discharge

Uterus

is a hollow muscular organ found in women

3 inches long, 2 inches wide and 1 inch thick

dimension of uterus (3,2,1)

50 to 60 grams

weight of uterus

Perimetrium

outer layer of uterus

Myometrium

Middle, thick and muscular layer of uterus

Endometrium

inner layer of the uterus

Fundus, Corpus, Isthmus and Cervix

4 parts of the uterus

Uterine Contraction

aids in labor and delivery

Uterus

site of implantation and placental development

Chadwicks sign

bluish discoloration of vaginal mucosa (Vagina)

Goodells sign

softening of cervix (Cervix)

Hegars sign

softening of isthmus (Isthmus)

Duration

increment of the first contraction to the decrement of the same contraction

Interval

decrement of the first contraction to the increment of the second contraction

Frequency

Increment of the first contraction to the Increment of the second contraction

Internal Os, Cervical canal and External Os

3 parts of the cervix

12 to 16 hours

duration of contraction in Primi Gravida

6 to 8 hours

duration of contraction in Multi Para

Labia

counterpart of scrotum

Vagina

counterpart of penis

Glands Clitoris

counterpart of glands penis

Ovary

counterpart of testes

fallopian tube

counterpart of vas deferens

Estrogen and Progesterone

counterpart of testosterone

egg cell or ovum

counterpart of sperm

sperm and egg cells

Sex cells (M & F)

Testosterone and Estrogen and Progesterone

Sex hormones (M & F)

Vas deferens and Fallopian Tube

Conduit (M & F)

testes and ovary

Gonads/ Sex glands (M & F)

Glands penis and Glands clitoris

Sexual Excitement (M & F)

Penis and Vagina

copulation (M & F)