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Human reproductive system
Genital
system
Non-living
substance such as fluids
hormones
and pheromones are important accessories
Process of creating new individual of the same kind
Start with formation of
sex cells
Reproduction
The gamete of male is sperm and egg for female
Matured egg
Ovum
Zygote
Unicellular
cell
Human development is where gametes fuse via fertilization
Process of producing sperm
Ejaculation
Ejaculation
testes
vas deferens
Prostate
urethra
Embryo forms and develops an eventually give rise to a mature organism
Embryo genesis
Cleavage
is rapid series of
mitotic
cell division
Ato
m
organelles
cell
tissues
organ
organ system
organism
population
Level
of
organization
More than 100 cells are present in the embryo
Blastocyst
First process of human development
Reproduction
Second process of human development
Gastrulation
Where does gastrulation occur
Meso
Inner surface of embryo
Endoderm
Mesoderm
is the middle layer and responsible for the
formation of different organs
Integumentary
is responsible for formation of
lymphatic
system
Phases of menstrual cycle
Menstruation
follicular
phase
ovulation
luteal
phase
Menarche is the
first
period
Cramps
is contraction between uterine and
abdominal
muscle during what phase
Menstruation
28
to
29
days
Menstrual
cycle
Follicular
phase begins on the first day up to
13
days
During the follicular phase the
pituitary
gland secretes two
hormones
During the follicular phase the egg
matured
into
ovum
The
ovulation
happens on day
14
Ovum is released from the ovary
Ovulation
Secret a luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone
Ovulation
Luteal phase
travels into fallopian tube for 24 hours towards uterus
15 to 28 days
Once estrogen is released
menstruation
will
repeat
The ovary produce antigen abnormally is called
polycystic
ovary
syndrome
Birth pill
Contraception to
prevent
pregnancy
Spermicide
Spermicide
component of
pills
that kill sperm
Two types of sexually transmitted diseases are
hiv
and
aids
Types of contraception
Oral contraceptives
barrier
methods
chemical
barriers
surgical
method
Three types of barrier method
Condom diaphragm cervical cap
Two surgical ethod
Vasectomy and tubal ligation