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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Chapter 21
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FUNCTIONS OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
• The reproductive system has the necessary organs capable of creating offspring
• The reproductive system manufactures hormones necessary for the development of reproductive organs and secondary sex characteristics
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FERTILIZATIONFERTILIZATION
• During sexual intercourse sperm from the testes are deposited in the vagina
• Millions of sperm cells swim to ovum
• Conception occurs when sperm nucleus combines with egg nucleus to form zygote (fertilized egg cell)
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DIFFERENIATION OF DIFFERENIATION OF REPRODUCTIVE ORGANSREPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
• Reproductive organs are the only organs in the human body that differ between male and female
• For about two months the embryo develops without sexual identity
• The influence of the X or Y chromosome determines sex of fetus
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ORGANS OF REPRODUCTIONORGANS OF REPRODUCTION
• Female reproductive organs– Two ovaries - Uterus– Two fallopian tubes - Vagina
• Male reproductive organs– Two testes - Scrotum– Seminal duct/glands– Penis - Prostate
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THE MENSTRUAL CYCLETHE MENSTRUAL CYCLE
• Stages of the menstrual cycle– Follicle stage– Ovulation stage– Corpus luteum stage– Menstruation stage
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MENOPAUSEMENOPAUSE
• Menopause is the cessation of a woman’s monthly menstrual cycle
• Menopause usually begins between the ages of 45 and 55, signaling the end of follicle growth and ovulation
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INFERTILITYINFERTILITY
• Causes of infertility– Damage to fallopian tubes– Low sperm count– Hormonal imbalance
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INFERTILITYINFERTILITY
• Treatments– Fertility drugs– Artificial
insemination– Surgery – In vitro
fertilization (IVF)– Egg extraction
– Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT)
– Zygote intrafallopian transfer
– Donor eggs and embryos
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DISORDERS OF THE DISORDERS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
• Female reproductive disorders– Amenorrhea– Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)– Dysmenorrhea– Endometriosis– Fibroid tumors
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DISORDERS OF THE DISORDERS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
• Infections of female reproductive organs– Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)– Salpingitis– Toxic shock syndrome– Yeast infection
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DISORDERS OF THE DISORDERS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMREPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
• Male reproductive disorders– Epididymitis– Orchitis– Prostatitis– Benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH)
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SEXUALLY SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASETRANSMITTED DISEASE
• Chlamydia• Genital warts• Gonorrhea• Genital herpes• Syphilis• Trichomonaisis