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Relationships and Female/ Male Reproductive Structures

s. Relationships and Female/ Male Reproductive Structures. What do you think of this ?. How do you know if your relationship is healthy?. The typical female cycle occurs every 28 to 35 days . Every female’s cycle is different and menstruation can last anywhere from 1 to 8 days.

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Relationships and Female/ Male Reproductive Structures

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  1. s Relationshipsand Female/ Male Reproductive Structures

  2. What do you think of this?

  3. How do you know if your relationship is healthy?

  4. The typical female cycle occurs every 28 to 35 days. Every female’s cycle is different and menstruation can last anywhere from 1 to 8 days. What is ovulation? _____________________________________________________________________ Where is the ONLY place fertilization can take place? ______________________________________________________________________

  5. The path the egg travels • Mature ova (egg) releases from ovary • Hormones propel (FSH, LH, Estrogen) the egg through the Fallopian Tube • IF the ova does not meet sperm in the FT, it travels to the uterus where the lining sheds and bleeding occurs for 7 to 10 days= Menstruation • IF the ova meets sperm in the FT, the fertilized egg implants in the Uterus and develops into a fetus • What happens if the fertilized egg does NOT implant in the uterus? • Ectopic Pregnancy

  6. The Path that Sperm Travels • 1. Testicles • 2. Epididymis • 3. Vas Deferens • 4. Seminal Vesicle • 5. Prostate Gland/Cowper’s Gland • 6. Urethra

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