Gender And Society

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process of producing off spring

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Reproduction

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external sex organ

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genitals

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sex characteristics that are present at birth

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primary sex characteristics

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sex characteristics that emerge during puberty

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secondary sex characteristics

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the external women genital structure taken together

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vulva

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pads of fatty tissue between pubic bone and skin

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mons veneris

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outer lips surrounding all the other structure

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labia majora

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dictoral hood foreskin above a d covering clitoris

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prepuce

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glans, shaft and crura, the cliroris is particularly sensitive to stimulation

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clitoris

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inner lips surrounding the vestibule where sweat and oil glands are located

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labia minora

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area surrounding the urethral opening and vagina , which is highly sensitive blood vessels and nerve endings

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vestibule

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also called introitus

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urethral opening

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area of skin separiating the genetalia form the anus distance is mess in female than males

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perineum

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collapsible cnal expanding from vaginal openjng back and upward into body to servix and uterus

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vagina

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small end of uterus to which vagina leads. opening in cervix leading to interior of uterus

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cervix

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womb organ within pelvic zone where fetus is carried

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uterus

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carry eggs from ovaries to uterus, this is where fertilization occurs

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follopian tubes

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produce estrogen and pretosterone

estrogen initiates menstrual cycle

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ovaries

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foreskin covering the head of the penis. removed male circumcision

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prepuce

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glands, shaft and root. during arousal, these become engaged with blood resulting to erection

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penis

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rim of glands where it arises from shaft

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corona

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thin strips of skin connecting glans and shaft on underside of penis

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frenolum

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sac that encloses the two compartment housing the testes

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scrotum

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found on the head of the penis is the end of tube connected bladder and used for urination. deliver semen by which male ejaculates

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urethral opening

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area of skin separating the genitals from anus.

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perineum

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produce androgen, particulary large quantities of testosterone. which greatly influence male development and drive sexual motivation

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testes

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travels from testicles toward urethra carrying sperm

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vas deferens

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two glands that produce alcaline fluid in fructose sugar

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seminal vesicles

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connect vas deferens to urethra

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ejaculatory ducts

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gland producing alkaline secrations that account for thirty percent of semen volume

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prostate

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tube within that carries sperm semen of the way opening of the penis

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urethra

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mature ovum is released in the ovary and travels to the follopian tubes for possible fertilization

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ovulation

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union of the sperm and the ovum

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fertilization

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the process when an offspring develop within the mothers womb

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pragnancy

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4 stage of menstrual cycle

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1. menstrual phase

2. follicular phase

3. ovulation phase

4. lutheal phase

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1st stage of menstrual cycle when an egg isn't fertilized

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menstrual phase

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start on the first day or period.

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follicular phase

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high estrogen release to tissues. where you can get pregnant. ovary produce a mature egg

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ovulation phase

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charge into the corpse luteum. if you get pregnant the corpus luteum will shrink away

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luteal phase