ST124 Week 3 Review

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ST124 Week 3 Review

Colostrum
Secretion from the breast before the onset of true lactation consisting of serum and white blood cells; called first milk
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Colostrum Secretion from the breast before the onset of true lactation consisting of serum and white blood cells; called first milk
Copulation sexual intercourse
Ejaculation ejection of the seminal fluids from the male urethra
Embryo Stage of development of the human in the uterus after conception between the second and eight weeks
Episiotomy incision of perineum at end of second stage of labor to avoid laceration of perinium and to facilitate delivery
Fertilization union of the female and male sex cells
Follicle a very small excretory or secretory sac
Gamete a mature male or female reproductive cell
Gonad Generic terms referring to both female and male sex glands
Gynecology branch of medicine which deals with the pelvic diseases and hygiene of women
Labor process by which fetus is expelled from the uterus
Obstetrics branch of medicine which deals with prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care
Ovarian Follicle a spherical structure in the cortex of the ovary containing the immature ovum and its encasing cells
Ovum female sex cell containing 23 chromosomes
Third By the end of the _______ month, the sex of the fetus is clearly distinguishable
Spermatozoa Puberty is indicated in male by the production of functional ________
Male Secondary Sex Characteristics larger larynx and shoulders, decreased size of hips
Female Secondary Sex Characteristics develop of breast, pubic hair, menstruation
Epididymis Connects the testes with the vas deferens
Scrotum regulates and maintains favorable temperature for sperm production
Seminal fluid is the fluid which is discharged during male ejaculation and a combination of sperm and secretions
The Seminal Fluid discharge of this fluid is initiated by peristaltic waves moving along the tubes leading from the testes
Prepare for Pregnancy primary function of the female reproductive system is to_________
Functioning and development the hormones secreted by the female endocrine glands affect the ____________ of the organs before and after puberty
Maintain Balance when child-bearing years are over, the hormones_________ as the organs no longer function to prepare for pregnancy
Internal and external all female and male reproductive organs are__________
3 Functions of Uterus Contain and nourish the embryo and later fetus, contract muscles and expel the fetus, to slough away the endometrim if fertilization doesn't occur.
Backward full bladder tilts the uterus_________
Forward a distended rectum tilts the uterus _____________
Ovaries are located on either side of the uterus, and are attached to the back of the broad ligament behind and below the uterine tubes
Functions of Ovaries produce ovum, secrete estrogen and progestorone
Estrogen __________causes the initial growth of the breasts
Menarche onset of menstruation at puberty is referred to as _________
Amenorrhea absence of flow when normally expected
Oligomenorrhea scanty flow
Dysmenorrhea painful menstruation
Menorragia excessive flow (and loss of blood) during menstruation
Fertilization pregnancy begins with___________ of the ovum
Placenta umbilical cord is formed and extends from the________to the fetus
280 it takes about ________ days for the fetus to develop before it is born
Amniotic the fetus floats in a bag of __________ fluid
Placental the mother's body performs the function of waste eleimination and acquiring cell food for the growth of the fetus by osmosis through the _________membranes
Cervix the fetus is delivered when the__________ of the uterus dilates and flattens enough for the fetus to be pushed into the vaginal canal by the muscles in the fundus, body and vagina.
Ovulation and menstruation Puberty is characterized in the female by onset of ______________________

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