PPT-Male Sexual Response: Erection

Enlargement and stiffening of the penis from engorgement of with blood During arousal a promotes the release Nitric oxide causes erectile tissue to fill with blood. Chapter 5. Learning Objectives. Making Sense of Sex. Aphrodisiacs. Sexual Response and the Brain: Cerebral Sex?. Sex Hormones and Sexual Behavior. Sexual Response . Making Sense of Sex. Making Sense of Sex. Reesha and Jasmine. 1. Label the following diagram. Label the following diagram. Head. Body. Tail. Ductus Deferens. Tunica Vaginalis. Rete. . Tetis. Seminferous tubules. Tunica . albuginea. Epididymis. Chapter 4: Male Sexual Anatomy & Physiology. The . Penis: internal anatomy. Consists of nerves, blood vessels, fibrous tissue & spongy tissue; no bones!. Interior portion of the penis is the . Sexual disorders. Sexual performance. . . biopsycosocial. approach. It requires . Intact local structures. Adequate vascular supply. Adequate peripheral nervous system. Adequate hormonal modulation. Chapter . 4. Learning Objectives. External Sex Organs. Internal Sex Organs. Health Problems of the Urogenital System. Male Sex Functions. External Sex Organs. External Sex Organs. External Sex Organs. Manila. HIDDEN. IN PLAIN SIGHT. Jarrett Davis, MA. Glenn Miles, PhD. A feminist and human rights. analysis of trafficking:. Sex industry and its growth is predicated on:. male-centred . ideological assumptions that sex is a male right and entitlement as well as a commodity that should be readily accessible to men;. An aroused or excited state that is often triggered by physiological need is called a. ….. Positive and negative environmental stimuli that motivate behavior are . called….?. Please turn in FRQs #1 and . Asongwe. Sexual Disorders. 1. Normal Human Sexuality. 2. Gender & Sex. Sex. genetic sex - chromosomes. anatomical sex - internal and external genitalia. sexual identity - one’s identity as male or female. ”. and . “. Male. ”. Sexual . Health. , . Anatomy and Function. Marcia L. . Stefanick. , Ph.D. . Professor of Medicine . Stanford Prevention Research Center . Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology. Asongwe. Sexual Disorders. 1. Normal Human Sexuality. 2. Gender & Sex. Sex. genetic sex - chromosomes. anatomical sex - internal and external genitalia. sexual identity - one’s identity as male or female. Goals. To . understand male sexual anatomy and . response. To explore how technology is changing perceptions of masculinity . M. ale “Parts”: Can you Correctly Identify Them?. M. ale Sexual Anatomy. Assistant Professor Cum . Jn. Scientist. Dept. VGO, BVC, BASU. . SEXUAL. . BEHAVIOR. Importance of Sexual Behavior. Promote copulation. Assure sperm and oocyte meet. Goal is to achieve pregnancy and parturition. Difficult to define. Easier to define abnormal sexuality . Abnormal sexuality. Destructive. Compulsive. Cannot be directed to a partner. Excludes stimulation of the primary sex organs. Guilt feeling and anxiety. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION QUESTIONNAIRE NAME: _____________________________________________________________ A A T T I I E E N N T T H AGE: ________ APPROXIMATE DURATION OF PROBLEM IN YEARS: ___