Human Reproductive System

SCIENCE 5 HUMAN
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING PARTS
Urinary
Bladder Seminal
Vesicle
Vas Deferens
Urethra
Penis
Epididymis
Prostate Gland
Testes
Scrotum
IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING PARTS
Egg Cells
Uterus Fallopian Tube
Cervix
Uterine Lining Ovary
Vagina
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THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
PARTS OF THE MALE
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Testes/Testicles - The organ where the
Sperm cells are produced
- It also produce Testosterone – a
hormone that controls the
development of a male characteristics
which includes facial hair, deepening
of voice, broadening of the shoulders,
and the ability to produce Sperms
PARTS OF THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Testes/Testicles - The organ where the
Sperm cells are produced
Scrotum- A pouch of skin where the testes
are located that controls the
temperature of the testes
Epididymis - A coiled part where the testes
are attached. This is where the
sperms are stored
Vas deferens-connects from the epididymis
extends upward into the abdominal
cavity, where it joins the urethra
Seminal - Two small glands that store and produce the
majority of the fluid that makes up semen.
Vesicle During ejaculation, the fluid from the seminal
vesicles is expelled into the ejaculatory duct
where it can then move on to mix with sperm
and other reproductive fluids.
 Prostate Gland - Produces a liquid that nourishes
and protects the sperm. In the form
semen
Seminal -Fluid that is emitted from
Fluid the male reproductive tract
and that contains sperm
cells, which are capable of
fertilizing the female’s eggs.
Semen also contains liquids
that combine to form
seminal plasma, which helps
keep the sperm cells active
Urethra -The male urethra
connects the urinary
bladder to the penis. Once
the bladder becomes full,
urine flows through the
urethra and leaves the
body at the urethral
meatus, which is located
at tip of the penis.
The urethra is more than just a

urinary duct; it also serves as a
passageway for semen and
sperm during sexual acts.
- A tube that carries semen to
the outside of the body
through the penis. Urine and
Semen (Whitish liquid
containing sperms) is
Urethra
Penis - Is an elongated muscular organ full of
blood vessels and nerves. It is the external
male organ that hangs in front of the
scrotum and is covered by the foreskin
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GOOD CARE OF THE MALE
REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
TAKING CARE OF THE MALE
REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
Take a bath everyday
Always wear an underwear but not
too tight
Make sure that the bathroom you
always use is clean
If there is a problem always consult
your doctor
PARTS OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
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THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
PARTS OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Ovaries -Responsible for producing
egg cells.
-It also produces female
hormones, Progesterone and
Estrogen
 Estrogen – Involved in the
development of egg cells. Triggers
the development of some adult
female characteristics. A hormone
that causes the hips to widen and
Progesterone – Progesterone
prepares the endometrium for
the potential of pregnancy after
ovulation. It triggers the lining
to thicken to accept a fertilized
egg. It also prohibits the muscle
contractions in the uterus that
would cause the body to reject
Ovaries
 Fallopian Tube - The two fallopian tube leads
into the uterus. This is where the
egg cell unites with the sperm
cell and that process is called
Fertilization
 Fertilization – the union of a human
egg and sperm. The result of this union
is the production of a zygote cell, or
fertilized egg, initiating prenatal
development.
Fallopian Tube
Uterus/Womb - It functions to nourish and
house a fertilized egg until the
fetus, or offspring, is ready to
be delivered.
Cervi -The function of the cervix is to allow
x flow of menstrual blood from the
uterus into the vagina, and direct the
sperms into the uterus during
intercourse. The opening of the
cervical canal is normally very narrow.
Vagi The vagina has 3 main functions:
na
1. Provides a passageway for
blood and mucosal tissue from the
uterus during a woman's monthly
period.
2. Receives the penis during
sexual intercourse and holds the
sperm until they pass into the
uterus.
3. Provides a passageway for
Vagi
na
Vagi
na
TAKING CARE OF THE FEMALE
REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
Take a bath everyday
Always wear an underwear
Make sure that the bathroom
you always use is clean
If there is a problem always
consult your doctor
SEX CELLS
Egg Cells -The function of the ovum is to carry
the set of chromosomes contributed by
the female and create the right
environment to enable fertilization by
the sperm.
Sperm Cells -Are gametes (sex cells) that are
produced in the testicular organ
(gonad) of male human beings and
animals.
SEX CELLS
FUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
Reproduct
is any form of sexual
ion reproduction resulting in
human fertilization. It
typically involves sexual
intercourse between a man
and a woman. During sexual
intercourse, the interaction
between the male and
female reproductive systems
results in fertilization of the
FUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
Fertilizati -Union of the male sex cell

on called sperm cells and a
female sex cell called egg
cells.
The fertilized ovum develops into an
embryo and continuous to grow in the
females body. The growing embryo is
called a fetus. When the fetus is fully
developed, it leaves the mother’s
womb and a baby is born
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AND DEVELOPMENT OF A BABY

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Fertilizati -Union of the male sex cell

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