Nervous system

• External genetals
• Menstrual cycle
• Scrotum- enlarged sac that holds the testes and is covered by skin
• Testes- produce sperm and testosterone located in scrotum that contain seminiferous tubules.
• Epididymis- sperm maturation and storage
• Penis- an accessory organ for reproduction and not the reproductive organs itself as most people think of.
• Vas deferens- carries sperms from epididymis to urethra
• Vas deferens- carries sperm from the epididymis to the urethra
• Urethra- transfort urine outside the body
• Ovary- produce egg cell
• Fallopian tube- site of fertilization
• Cervix- narrow the opening of the uterus
• Uterus- the organ where embryo develop into fetus
• Menstrual phase or period - where the menstrual cycle start and last fort average of 3-7 days
• Follicular phase - the follicle is stimulated to mature and release an egg
• Bulbourethral gland- produce an fluid that lubricate the urethra
• Seminal vessicle- produces semen and is a part of the reproductive system
• Prostate gland- it helps the sperm to swim
• Ejaculation- expulsion of semen from penis during sexual intercourse
• Semineferous tubules- tubes that carry sperm into epididymis