Endocrine

Front 1

highly innervated and vascular erectile tissue anterior to the labia minora

Back 1

clitoris

Front 2

canal that connects the external female genitalia to the uterus

Back 2

vagina

Front 3

hollow organ in the centre of the abdomen that provides the site for fetal growth

Back 3

uterus

Front 4

inner layer of the uterine wall where the fertilized egg implants itself

Back 4

endometrium

Front 5

thick middle layer of the uterine wall that is made up of smooth muscle fibres

Back 5

myometrium

Front 6

serosal peritoneal membrane making up the outermost layer of the uterine wall

Back 6

perimetrium

Front 7

thin tubes that extend laterally from the uterus and conduct eggs from the ovaries to the uterine cavity

Back 7

fallopian tubes

Front 8

primary female sex glands that secrete estogen and progesterone.

Back 8

ovaries

Front 9

onset of meses, usually occuring between 10-14

Back 9

menarche

Front 10

release of an egg from the ovary

Back 10

ovulation

Front 11

sloughing of the endometrium if a fertilized egg is not implanted

Back 11

menstruation

Front 12

cessation of meses and ovarian function resulting in decreased secretion of estrogen

Back 12

menopause

Front 13

primary male reproductive organs

Back 13

testes

Front 14

small sac where sperm cells are kept

Back 14

epididymis

Front 15

ducts that carry sperm to the urethra for ejaculation

Back 15

vas deferens

Front 16

glands that surround the male urinary bladder neck and is a major source of the fluid that combines with sperm cells to form semen

Back 16

prostate gland