Female Reproductive System

Alejandro Quesada

Ovaries Fallopian tube

Uterus Vagina

Internal Organs

Perineum

Ovaries

Two bodies the size of an almond that are located in the abdominal cavity of women. Its function is to produce an egg every 28 days or so. Are located within the body, in the region of the pelvis, one on each side of the uterus.

Fallopian Tube-Leads the egg to the uterus. - Fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes.

Uterus It is a hollow muscular organ the size and shape of an

upside-down pear and is located in the lower

abdomen.

Vagina

It is an elastic muscular tube that connects the uterus to the outside. Located in the pelvis, between the urethra and rectum.

Perinium

Small region between the valvular fourchette and the anus.

Cervix

This opening or hollow leaves blood from exiting the uterus during menstruation and leaves sperm in.

ExternalOrgans

Vulva Himen

Hymen

Vulva

Mount of Venus

The portion of the vulva in which pubic hair grows in, there are several sebaceous glands and sweat glands.

MenstrualCycle

Egg growth and secretion of estrogen

Ovulation and progesterone secretion

Secondary sexual characteristics

Changes in skeletal

structure

Development of the mammary

glands

Changes in skin and hair

distribution

1. Which are parts of the vulva? 2. Which are the internal Organs? 3. Which are the hormones that take

part in the menstrual cycle?