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sex

physical attributes such as your sex chromosomes, hormones and reproductive organs - Female/male

gender

What you identify as

sexual orientation

who you are attracted to

sexuality

physical attraction and sexual behaviour

human reproductive system

organs that work together to ensure survival of species by producing offspring

human reproductive purposes

produce gametes, transport gametes, nurture offspring, produce hormones

A

Vas deferens/sperm duct

carries sperm from testes to urethra during ejaculation

B

Prostate

make fluid that mixes with sperm, forming semen, protecting sperm

C

Testes

makes sperm and testosterone

D

Urethra

where pee and semen exit body

E

Penis

used for peeing and sperm

F

Fallopian Tube

Passageway for eggs and site for fertilisation

G

Ovary

produce eggs and estrogen and progesterone

H

Uterus

where fertilised eggs implants and grows to a fetus

I

Cervix

pathway from period blood and sperm

J

Vagina

Baby passes thru childbirth, blood exit body, receives penis in sex

Journey of sperm cell

testes, epididymis (sperm mature), vas deferns, urethra, ejaculation, vagina, cervix, uterus, oviducts,fertilisation

menstrual cycle

menstruation (shedding), follicular (hormones stimulate growth and development of ovarian follicles), ovulation (egg released), Luteal phase (prepare for embryo implantation)

characteristics in respectful relationships

active listening, decision-making, negotiation

FRIES

Freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic, specific

consent

agreeing to an intimate act when ready. It is only ok if both parties agree. remember fries

boundaries

limits we set other people based on what feels safe and accepting when being intimate

conception

when sperm travels up thru vagina into uterus and fertilises an egg in fallopian tube

ovulation

when egg is released from ovaries

fertilisation

male sperm and female egg untie

zygote

fertilised egg cell results from union of sperm w egg - contains DNA

Morula

zygote divides into these

blastocyst

inner cell mass which the embryo will develop from

contraception

prevent pregnancy by blcoking or disabling sperm or suppressing ovulation

types of contraception

barrier, hormonal, iuds, permanent