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Premenstrual Syndrome PMS
a group of symptoms such as nervous tension,
irritability, tenderness of the breasts, and headache, experienced by some women
in the days preceding menstruation and caused by hormonal changes
Erectile dysfunction
a medical condition that prevents a man from achieving an
erection or maintaining one throughout sexual intercourse
Felattio
is an act of oral stimulation of a male's penis by a sexual partner.
Erogenous zone:
an area of the body that is sensitive to sexual stimulation
corpus luteum
a yellow mass of tissue that forms in a part of the ovary follicle
after ovulation in mammals and secretes the hormone progesterone. If no
pregnancy is established, the corpus luteum degenerates, but it continues to
secrete the hormone if pregnancy occurs.
Menopause
the time in a woman's life when menstruation diminishes and ceases,
usually between the ages of 45 and 50
Cunning ling
oral stimulation of the vulva or clitoris
Voyeurism
somebody who gains pleasure from watching, especially secretly, other
people's bodies or the sexual acts in which they participate
Paraphillia
used to describe sexual arousal to objects, situations, or individuals
that are not part of normative stimulation and that may cause distress or serious
problems for the paraphiliac or persons associated with him or her.
`Pedophilia
sexual desire felt by an adult for children, or the crime of sex with a
child
Gonads
an organ that produces reproductive cells gametes, e.g. a testis or an
ovary
vulva
the external female genitals. These include the clitoris and the two pairs of
fleshy folds, the labia majora and labia minora that surround the opening of the
vagina.
vagina
in female mammals, a lubricated muscular tube that connects the cervix of
the womb to the vulva
Clitoris
a sensitive erectile female sex organ at the front junction of the labia
minora in the vulva
Cervix.
the neck of the womb, consisting of a narrow passage leading to the vagina.
The cervix widens greatly during childbirth to permit delivery of the baby
Uterus
a hollow muscular organ in the pelvic cavity of female mammals, in which
the embryo is nourished and develops before birth
ovary
either of the two female reproductive organs that produce eggs and, in
vertebrates, also produce the sex hormones estrogen and progesterone
fallopian tube
either of two narrow tubes through which a female mammal's eggs
pass from either of the ovaries to the womb
zoophilia

-sex with animals






Ectopic pregnancy
the development of a fertilized egg outside the womb, e.g.
Androgens .

a natural or artificial male sex hormone responsible for the
development of male sexual characteristics


Testosterone and androsterone are
androgens.

Gender identity
the possession by somebody of a conviction of belonging to a
particular sex, regardless of whether this corresponds to his or her anatomical sex
Orgasmic Dysfunction



irregularity in the functioning of having an organism

Sadomasochism
the gaining of sexual gratification by alternately or
simultaneously enduring pain and causing pain to somebody else, or the acts that
produce such gratification
sadism
Sadism the gaining of sexual gratification by causing physical or mental pain to
other people, or the acts that produce such gratification
Masochism
sexual gratification achieved through humiliation and physical and
verbal abuse
Resolution
phase the disappearance or coming to an end of the orgasm condition
Orgasmic phase
the climax of sexual excitement, consisting of intense muscle
tightening around the genital area experienced as a pleasurable wave of tingling
sensations through parts of the body
Plateau phase
a period or phase in something when there is little increase or
decrease
Excitement phase
the feeling or condition of lively enjoyment or pleasant
anticipation
Cohabitation
to live together, especially without being formally married

Nocturnal emission---
Wet dreams a dream that has sexual content and leads to
the ejaculation of semen
Nocturnal emission---
Wet dreams a dream that has sexual content and leads to
the ejaculation of semen
Retarded Ejaculation
not fully developed to eject semen from the penis during
orgasm
Erectile Dysfunction
a medical condition that prevents a man from achieving an
erection or maintaining one throughout sexual intercourse
Refractory period
the time after receiving a stimulus during which a nerve or
muscle cell cannot respond to further stimuli
Semen
the thick white fluid containing sperm that a male ejaculates

Estrogen
a steroid hormone, produced mainly in the ovaries, that stimulates estrus
and the development of female secondary sexual characteristics
Glans

the rounded tip of a penis also the erectile tissue at the tip of a clitoris
Semineferous tubules




















Progesterone


a sex hormone produced in women, first by the corpus luteum of
the ovary to prepare the womb for the fertilized ovum, and later by the placenta to
maintain pregnancy
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Dna
a nucleic acid molecule in the form of a twisted double strand double helix that
is the major component of chromosomes and carries genetic information.
Spermatic tubules
relating to, carrying, or containing semenA
Prostate Gland
an "O"-shaped gland in males that surrounds the urethra below
the bladder, secreting a fluid into the semen that acts to improve the movement
and viability of sperm
Seminal vesicle
either of a pair of glands that secrete the fluid component of
semen into the ejaculatory duct in males
Epididymus
A long, narrow, convoluted tube, part of the spermatic duct system,
that lies on the posterior aspect of each testicle
Endometriosis
medical condition in which the mucous membrane endometrium
that normally lines only the womb is present and functioning in the ovaries or
elsewhere in the body
Perimetrium
The serous membrane enveloping the uterus.the outer layer

Myometrium
the muscle wall of the womb
Endometrium
the mucous membrane that lines the womb and increases in
thickness in the later part of the menstrual cycle
Bartholins Glands
two small compound racemose glands located on either side of
the vaginal orifice that secrete a lubricating mucus
Clitoris
a sensitive erectile female sex organ at the front junction of the labia
minora in the vulva
Prepuce
the loose fold of skin that covers the tip of the clitoris
Urethral opening
the tube in mammals that carries urine from the bladder out of
the body and in the male also carries semen during ejaculation
Labia Minora
the two small folds of skin that lie immediately inside the labia
majora of women and girls and join at the front to form the hood of the clitoris
Labia Majora
the two thick outer folds of skin that surround the clitoris, the
opening of the urethra, and the opening of the vagina of women and girls

Monus pupis
A rounded fleshy protuberance situated over the pubic bones that
becomes covered with hair
Testis
either of the paired male reproductive glands, roundish in shape, that
produce sperm and male sex hormones, and hang in a small sac scrotum


Rna
a nucleic acid containing ribose found in all living cells, essential for protein
synthesis. RNA also acts instead of DNA as the genetic material in some viruses.
xx chromosomes
women have the pairing of XX.
xy chromosomes
Men have the chromosomes pairing of XY
Testosterone:
a male steroid hormone produced in the testicles and responsible
for the development of secondary sex characteristics. Use: produced synthetically
for treatment of androgen deficiency. Formula: C19H28O2