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labia majora

outer vaginal lips


protects

labia minora

inner vaginal lips


protection

clitoris

small highly sensitve organ located at the top of the labia minora


only there for sexual pleasure

Vestibule

the area within the labis minora that inclues the hymen, introitus, and urethral opening

urethreal opening

the opening to the urethra, lying behind the clitoris and in front of the vaginal opening

hymen

the membrane that lines the introitus

introitus

the vaginal opening

perineum

the area of muscle and skin between vagina and anus

areola and nipple

outside skin of nipple and the nipple

urethra

pee hole

bladder

bladder

vagina

a tubular organ connecting to the uterus

uterus

also called the womb, a fist sized muscular structure that houses the development of the fetus

cervix

neck of the uterus extending into vagina

fallopian tubes

tubes going from the uterus to the ovarys

ovaries

almond shape

endometriosis

pieces of the endometrium migrate to the fallopian tubes, ovaries and abdominal cavity

uterine fibroid tumer\

noncancerous tumors located throughout the muslce wall of uterus

fibrocystic breast disease

swelling of breast tissue

breast cancer

breast cancer

vaginitis

inflammation and irritation of vagina

epidymis

stores immature sperm


c shaped

vans deferens

repsonsible for transporting sperms and other fluid

seminal vescicles

release fluids that nourish and buffer sperm

cowpers glans

precum that lubricates vas deferens and urethra for fluid to come out

prostasis

inflammation or irritation of prostate gland

prostate specific antigen

normally produced by prostate gland


if higher than 4, higher chance of prostate cancer

phimosis

tight foreskin that cannot be retracted fully

balantis

inflmmation of the glans penis

hydrocele

accumalation of any fluid in any sac, cavity, or duct

peyronies disease

curved penis

cerebral cortex

control awareness of sensations

limbic system

nerve tissue that links the emotional brain with the rational brain

diencephalon

thalamus and hypothalamus

thalamus

relays info

hypothalamus

electrical and chemical responses during sexual response

BRAIN stem

releases seratonin and dopamine (anitdepressants)

john watson

behavorist


believed at birth we are blank slates

abraham maslow

humanism


humans are motivated by a desire for personal growth

freud

psychoanalytic


ego, superego, id

masters and johnson

first researchers to study sexual response


four phases:


excitment


plateua


orgasm


resolution

helen kaplam

phase 1: desire


phase 2: excitement


phase 3: orgasm


sexual desire is important

walen and roth

cognitive model

zilbergeld and ellison

5 phases


desire


excitement


readiness


orgasm


satisfaction

sayton spiritual model

god created humans to respond to sexual pleasure

basson

male sex begins with desire but proposed female sex begins with intimacy