Anatomy Images

EPOFFOCV

Endometrium, Perimetrium, Ovum, Fundis or Uterus, Fallopian Tube, Ovary, Cervix, Vagina

E

Endometrium

P

Perimetrium

O Third

Ovum

FF

Fundis of Uterus, Fallopian Tube

OCV

Ovary, Cervix, Vagina

VUCCULL-- Female

Vagina, Urethra, Clitoris, Cervix, Uterus, Labia Majora, Labia Minora

MALE STEVA CPES RSBPPCGPU

Scrotum, Testicle Testes, Epididimus, Vas Deferens, Anus, Cowper's Gland, Prostate, Ejaculatory Ducts, Seminal Vesicles, Rectum, Sigmoid Colon, Bladder, Pubic Bone, Penis, Cavernous Penis, Glads, Prepuse, Urethra

Gonads

Warehouse for raw material

Horomone

Places order for estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone

Spermacyte

Housed in testes, immature sprerm

Fallopian tubes and Vas Deferens

Highway

Wolfian Duct

In the womb, responsible to make the baby MALE

Follicle Stimulating Horomone

Pituatary horomone that stimulates the ovaries or testes

Lutenizing hormone

Pituitary hormone that triggers ovulation in the ovaries

Prolactin

Pituitary gland produces breast milk

Monatrophin

In hypothalmus sends signals to release LH and Follicle Stimulating Hormone

Skene's Gland

Female Prostate

Seminal Vessicle

Glands at end of each duct to move sperm, battery cells, fill testicles with nutrients, give them healthy food energy

Prostate

Neutralizes sperm to they aren't killed off by the vagina. Produces semen to transport sperm.

Cowper's Gland

Pre-ejaculatory fluid

Mullerian Duct

In womb, makes genitals female. Fallopian tubes, Cervix, Upper Vagina

Anti-mullerian

Prevents the development of Muelleran Ducts in male

UFPCC

Urethra, Foreskin, Penis Gland, Corpus Cavernosa

CC

Corpus Cavernosa

OFUCV

Ovary, Fallopian Tube, Uterus, Cervix, Vagina

Androsterone

Steroid hormone that helps to produce male secondary sex characteristics such as the external male parts

ICSH

Intersittal Cell stimulating horomone

Intersittal Cell Stimulating Hormone

Male equivilent to luteinizing hormone.

Testosterone

Major male steriod hormone produced by the testes helps to produce male secondary sex characteristic

Male embryo genesis

the way eggs become embryos

Anti Muelleran Hormones

Hormones released during embryo gene that prevent the development of mulleran ducts.

Pituitary Gland

endocrine glands that secrete horomones directly into the blood system.

Prostate Specific Antigen

A protien pro by the cells of the prostate gland. Levels elevated in the instance of prostate cancer and other disorders

Estrogen

A hormone produced by the ovary

Progesterone

Ovarian hormone that causes the uterine lining to thicken

Vestibular Glands

Greater Bartholin's glands small gland of minor lips produces secretion, Lesser Skene's Gland (Equivalent to Prostate. Produces alkaline secretion)

Female Embryogenis

The embriogenic precursor to the female repo glands

Satir

Communication Approach