Reproductive Health and Anatomy

Ejaculation

• The release of urine from the bladder.

• The release of semen from the penis.

• The process of fertilization in females.

• The contraction of the heart muscle.

Fallopian Tubes

• Where the egg passes through to the uterus & where conception can take place.

• The primary site for sperm production in males.

• The organ responsible for hormone regulation in the female body.

• The location where fertilized eggs are stored before implantation.

Epididymis

• Where sperm are stored to mature.

• Where eggs are produced.

• Where testosterone is synthesized.

• Where sperm are transported to the urethra.

Abstinence

• Deciding to avoid sexual activity

• Engaging in sexual activity regularly

• Participating in sexual education programs

• Seeking medical advice on sexual health

Pituitary Gland

• Gland near the brain that releases hormones into the body.

• A type of muscle tissue responsible for movement.

• An organ that filters blood and produces urine.

• A gland that regulates body temperature.

Fetus

• An unborn baby as it grows in the uterus.

• A stage of development after birth.

• A type of medical procedure for pregnant women.

• A term used for a newborn baby.

Scrotum

• A pouch of skin that holds the testicles.

• A type of muscle that supports the abdomen.

• An organ responsible for producing hormones.

• A gland that secretes digestive enzymes.

Sperm

• Male reproductive cell.

• Female reproductive cell.

• Cell responsible for oxygen transport.

• Cell that aids in digestion.

Uterus

• A muscular organ that sheds blood or holds the developing fetus.

• A gland that produces hormones for the menstrual cycle.

• An organ responsible for filtering blood in the body.

• A structure that connects the ovaries to the uterus.

Acne

• A type of skin cancer caused by sun exposure.

• An inflamed or infectious sebaceous gland, occurring when oil, dirt and bacteria back up in pores.

• A viral infection that causes blisters on the skin.

• A fungal infection that leads to skin peeling.