Vocabulary: Conception Ectopic Erectile Fertility: Genital Gestation Intercourse Lactation Mammography: Menses: Menstrual Ovulation: Sterile Stillborn: Should we use words? (appropriate, inappropriate, depends) 1. Abstinence 2. Sexy 3. Feminist 4. Chauvinist 5. Faggot 6. 7. Marriage 8. Homosexual 9. Slut 10. Tease 11. Virgin 12. Scoring 13. Gay 14. Monogamy 15. Whore 16. Feminine 17. Heterosexual 18. Horny
Epididymis: sperm are: Seminal vesicle: Prostate Urethra: Ejaculation: Organs of Female Reproduction Ovaries: produce: hormones: Fallopian Tubes: fertilization: Uterus: zygote: endometrium: Vagina: External structures: vulva - majora -mons pubis minora - clitoris -mammory glands Menstrual Cycle: Menstruation: Lasts about: Climacteric: Fetal Development Week What’s going on Week 4 Embryo is Has a Eyes and ears can be seen Heart Week 5 Week 6 Embryo is Leg buds Gonads Week 7 Embryo is Can move Fingers Internal organs are visible Skull bones Week 8 Almost Liver Testes and ovaries Now called Week 10 Kidneys trunk muscles are developing Week 12 Head of fetus is __________ can be seen ___________________ begins to appear Week 16 ___ long and weighs __ ___ Face ____________ lies over other brain parts ____________ of are in position for descent Week 20 -24 about Major systems develop Fetus may move its Eyes are Week 28 about _ ___ in. long and weighs _______ Week 38-40
Health concerns STD Etiology/definition S/S TX If untreated Chlamydia - - -Females: - Males: Antibiotics -Females: infertility, pelvic pain, ectopic pregnancy, PID -Males: can injure reproductive organs, swollen and tender testicles -Infants: illness, blindness Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) Antibiotics, surgery may be needed if infection is left untreated Scars in the fallopian tubes or uterus, ectopic pregnancy, infertility Chronic pelvic pain
Gonorrhea -Females: Antibiotics, becoming more difficult to treat because bacteria is changing -Females: PID, ectopic pregnancies, infertility -Infants: blindness, joint infection, life-threatening blood infections -Males: scarring of the urethra, difficulty urinating Syphilis 1 -Phase 2 -Phase 3 (2 years or more): heart and nervous system damage, blindness, loss of mental abilities, possible death Antibiotics, can be in the early stages Mental and physical disabilities Infants: premature severe mental disabilities, deafness, death Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) -Females: -Males: No treatment, warts can be treated by surgical removal, freezing, or medication Vaccine for women against the 4 types of HPV that cause most genital warts and cancers Cervical Cancer, genital cancers Genital Herpes -HSV-1: -HSV-2: No cure, antiviral medications can shorten outbreaks and reduce their frequency Infected for life, can pass on to baby infections of brain, skin, eyes, and mouth, and death Hepatitis - -Hepatitis B and C No cure, medications may help stop spread of virus Vaccine available for Hepatitis A and B Liver damage, failure, cancer, premature death Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) 1 Phase 2: Phase 3: No cure, a combination of drugs can delay the start of serious symptoms Malnutrition, loss of mobility, opportunistic infections, cancer, premature death Pubic Lice -Medication can kill the lice -Wash all bed linens and clothes Skin damage can occur Scabies -Medication can kill the mites -Wash all bed linens and clothes Skin damage can Trichomoniasis Females: Males: Can be cured with a prescribed medicine Females: bladder and urethral infections, premature Males: inflamed urethra Contraception Chart