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MALE BODY
Structure
____________
Letter from
diagram
Description
Allows passage of _________ and _____________
Provides ____________
The average penis measures 3–4 inches when it's not
erect (____________) and 5–7 inches when
_____________
Foreskin
Protects the ___________ of the penis
Provides sensation
Males who have been ____________________ don’t
have one
Scrotum
Muscular sac which is shorter when cold, longer when
warm
Holds ____________
Controls ___________________
Provides sensation
Testes
Produces sperm and sex hormones (_______________
and _________________)
Each is made of ______________________ feet of
tightly coiled tubes
Epididymis
Vas
___________
Allows __________________ of sperm
Provides storage for ____________
Allow __________________ of sperm
Provides sensation
Carries sperm from the __________________
Seminal Vesicle
Prostate
Cowper’s
Glands
Contributes _____________________ to semen for
nourishing the sperm
Produces most of the fluid that makes up semen
Pair of glands
Produces pre–ejaculatory fluid (called
“__________________”) that cleans the urethra to
_________________ sperm.
FEMALE BODY
Structure
Uterus
Letter from
diagram
Description
Houses and protects ______________
Allows nutrient & waste exchange with placenta during
pregnancy
______________________ an embryo before a placenta
grows
____________
The bottom section of the __________________
Produces fluids to help ___________________ travel
Produces a ________________________ to keep out
germs during pregnancy
Vagina
Allows passage of ________________
Produces fluid daily to cleanse and
___________________itself.
Allows passage of shed ___________________during
menstrual period
Allows passage of _______________
Provides ___________________
A _____________________tube.
Three inches long when not aroused and five to six inches
long when aroused and very stretchy
Is the middle of the three openings between a female’s legs
Ovary
Provide storage for the ___________
Allow _________________of the ovum
Produces sex hormones (____________;
________________ and ________________)
Fallopian Tubes
Allow passage of _____________________ toward
uterus
Allow passage of ___________________from uterus
Fimbria
Guides a mature _________________, when it is
released from an ovary, into a Fallopian tube
Fringe–like or ____________-___________ outer
ends of the Fallopian tubes
Skene’s Glands
Area of firm tissue towards the front wall of the vagina
surrounding the urethra
Responds to pressure sometimes causing
_________________________ that may or may not
produce fluid
Also known as the Graffenberg–spot (G–spot).
_____________
Protect opening of urethra and vagina, as eyelids protect
eyes
Provide ___________________
Labia are folds of skin
Outer labia (labia majora) have _____________
_________________
Clitoris
Provides sensation
Each internal branch of erectile tissue is about
______________inches long
The glans (the visible part) is usually .25–.5 inches long,
comparable in size to a pearl at the front of the
______________________ where the labia meet
Clitoral Hood
Protects the glans of the clitoris
Provides _____________________
Like a cap, mostly covers the clitoris when it is not erect