PPT-FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

Dr Ayisha Qureshi Assistant Professor MBBS Mphil THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM The reproductive system does NOT contribute to HOMEOSTASIS and is NOT essential for survival of an individual . Animal Systems: Reproduction. regulates. glands. STRUCTURE. . – . chemicals released in one part of the body that travel through the bloodstream and affect the activities of cells in other parts of the body.. Animal Systems: Reproduction. regulates. glands. STRUCTURE. . – . chemicals released in one part of the body that travel through the bloodstream and affect the activities of cells in other parts of the body.. Gonads are the primary sex organs of both male and female:. Testes – male gonads. Ovaries – female gonads. Gonads secrete sex hormones and produce sex cells (gametes – egg or sperm). Role of Reproduction . The male body. Prostate gland- . a gland in the male reproductive system that makes fluid that helps carry sperm.. Sperm. - the male sex cell. Testes(testicles)- . the organs the make the sperm and the primary male sex hormone, . 184/Valeggia et al.Valeggia et al.ü1996; Kinzey, 1997]. Field observations suggested that they live in family-like groups typically consisting of an adult monogamous pair and one or twoyoung. Since t SYSTEMIC HISTOLOGY . II. ATIBA, P.M . OVARY. MESOTHELIAL EPITHELIUM. Simple cuboidal or Columnar. TUNICA ALBUGENIA. Dense connective tissue . Histology of Female Reproductive System. 2. OVARY. CORTEX . Sexual Reproduction. Involves the production of eggs be the female and sperm by the male. The egg and sperm join together during fertilization. Zygote- a fertilized egg. Male Reproductive System. Specialized to produce sperm and the hormone testosterone.. Mrs. . Silver. To provide for continuity of the species . Contains necessary organs capable of the creation of new individuals. Manufacture hormones necessary for development of reproductive organs and secondary sex characteristics. Female reproductive system pathology Infections Pelvic inflammatory disease chronic, extensive infection of upper reproductive tract usually secondary to STD (Neisseria, Chlamydia) salpingitis, tubo-o The term “. Reproductive Health. ”, simply refers to healthy reproductive organs with normal functions. . However, it has a broader perspective and includes the emotional and social aspects of reproduction also. . 2. Objectives:. by the end of this session, students will be able to:. Identify parts of female reproductive system.. Discuss functions of each part.. Recognize female sex hormones.. Practice breast self examination.. HEALTH . – . PROBLEM. . AND. STRATERIES:. The . programme . “family . planning” initiated in. . 1951.. Reproductive . and . child . health . care. . (ACH). Sexually . transmitted diseases. . System. Module 4: Sexual Health. Obj. . 4.3: Explain the anatomy and physiology of the . female reproductive system.. Do Now. Fallopian tube. bladder. clitoris. urethra. vagina. ovary. uterus. cervix. PARTS & FUNCTION. Scrotum: loose sac of skin that hangs outside the body; function to hold testicles & regulate temperature. Testicles: male sex glands; function to produce testosterone(male sex hormone) and sperm(male reproductive cells).