Chapter 4: Sexual Anatomy Flashcards

1
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clitoris consists of:

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  • the tip (glans)
  • a shaft consisting of two corpora cavernosa (spongy bodies)
  • two crura (singular crus), longer spongy bodies, lie deep in the body and run from the tip of the clitoris to either side of the vagina, under the major lips
  • vestibular bu,bs - close to the crura
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2
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mons pubis

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rounded fatty pad of tissue covered with pubic hair

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3
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bartholin glands

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two tiny glands located on either side of the vaginal entrance, have no significant function

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4
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fourchette

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place wehere the inner lips come together

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5
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perineun

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the area of skin between the vaginal opening and the anus

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6
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introitus

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vaginal ppening itself

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7
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urethra

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where urine comes from

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8
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hymen

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thin membrane which partially covers the vaginal opening. at the time of first intercourse, the hymen may be broken or stretchen

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9
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vaginal mucosa

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the inner layer of the vagina

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10
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pelvic floor muscles

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surrounding the vagina, the urethra and the anus is a set of muscles:

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11
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pubococcygeus muscle

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a pelvif floor muscle that may be stretched out during childbirth, or it may simply be weak

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12
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vestibular bulbs

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two organs about the size of a pea pod. lay on either side of the vaginal wall, near the entrance, under the inner lips. Erectile tissue and lie close to the crura of the clitoris

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13
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Skene’s gland or fwmale prostate (g spot)

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lies between the wall of the urethra and the wall of the vagina, in some women it secretes fluid.

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14
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uterus (womb)

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shaped like an upside down pear. narrow lower third, cervic. top is the fundus, the main part. the entrance through the cervix is called the os or cervical canal.

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15
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The uterus consist of three layers

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  1. endometrium: richly supplied with glands and blood vessels
  2. myometrium: muscular - very strong and elastic muscles, powerful contractions of labor and orgasm
  3. Perimetrium (external cover)
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16
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fallopian tubes (oviducts)

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extending out from the sides of the upper end of the uterus are these tubes. They are for the pathway in wich the agg travels toward the uterus and the soerm reach the egg

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17
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ovaries

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shape of an almond. They produce egg and sex hormones estrogen and progesterone.

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18
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follicles

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mature an egg, so the follicle bursts open every moment and releases the egg into the body cavity

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19
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mammary glands

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the breast consists of them, echt with a separate opening to the nipp;e and of fatty and fibrous tissues tha surround the clusters of glands

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20
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areola

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the darker area surrounding the nipple

21
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glans

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the end or tip of the penis

22
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meatus

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urethral opening of the penis

23
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shaft

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main part of the penis

24
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corona

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the raised ridge at the edge of the glans

25
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corpus spongiosum

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the single spongy thing lying on the bottom of the penis

26
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scrotum

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loose pouch of skin that contains the testes. the testes themselves are considered part of the internal genitals

27
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smegma

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cheesy-textured substance produced by the small glands under the foreskin (Tyson’s glands)

28
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supercision

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involves making a slit the lent of the foreskin on the top, with the foreskin otherwise reamining in tact

29
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subincision

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slit is made on the lower side of the penis along its entire lengt and to the depth of the urethra

30
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gonads

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testes

31
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seminiferous tubulus

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internal structure of the testes, they amnufacture and store sperm (spermatogenesis). they are long series of threadlike tubed culed and packed denseley into the testes.

32
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interstitial cells

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produce testosterone

33
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cremasteric reflex

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moves the scrotum up and down when cold or hot to protect the sperm

34
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stage of the male germ cells go through serveral stages of maturation:

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  • spermatogonium
  • spermatocyte
  • spermatid
  • spermatozoan, or sperm
35
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epididymis

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long tube coiled in a small crescent shaped region on the top and side of the testis, sperm is stored in there until ejaculation

36
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vas deferens

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part that is cut in a vasectomy: The vas deferens transports mature sperm to the urethra in preparation for ejaculation

37
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seminal vesicles

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two sac like structures that lie above the prostate, behind the bladder, and in front of the rectum. Seminal fluid. empty their fluid into the ejaculatory duct to combine with the sperm

38
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prostate

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below the bladder, secretes milkt alkaline fluid that is part of the ejaculate. it provides a favourable environment for the sperm

39
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cowper’s gland

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zorgen voor voorvocht

40
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brca1 and brca 2 genes

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create a higher risk for breast cancer

41
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fibroadenomas and malignant tumors

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first one is non cancerous

42
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lumpectomy

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when lump has not spread, only the lump is removed

43
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a simple and radical mastectomy

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simple: the breast and possibly a few lymph nodes are removed
modified radical: the breast and the underarm lymph nodes are removed
radical mastectomy (when cancer has spread a lot): entire breasy, the underlying pectoral muscle and the underarm lymph nodes are removed.

44
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pap test

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can detect cancer early on

45
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cryotherapy

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extreme cold to destroy abnormal cells of cervix cancer

46
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bioposy

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segment of the cervic is surgically removed, leaving the cervic largely intact

47
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Hysterectomy

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Surgical removal of the uterus

48
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oophorectomy

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surgical removal of the ovaries