Reproduction

Female Reproductive System Label the female reproductive system Ovary Fallopian Tube Uterus / Womb Cervix Vagina Male Reproductive System Label the male reproductive system Bladder Ureter Seminal Vesicle Prostate Gland Urethra Testes Scrotum Penis Sperm Duct Functions of Female Reproductive System Match the part of the female reproduction system to its function (job) Fallopian Tubes Where fertilisation occurs Ovaries Makes eggs & female hormones Womb/ Uterus Where embryo develops Vagina sperm released here & birth canal Testes Produces sperm & Testosterone Scrotum Holds testes outside of the body at cooler temp Prostate Gland & Seminal Vesicle Makes seminal fluid Urethra Carries semen out of the body Penis Enters sperm into the female reproductive system Menstrual Cycle Use the diagram to explain the events of the menstrual cycle What is the fertile period Time in the cycle when fertilisation is most likely (Day 13 - 17) When the lining of the womb is shed from the body (Day 1 - 5) Time in the cycle when fertilisation is most likely (Day 1 - 5) None of the above What is fertilisation? What is the name of the cell made during fertiisation? Embryo Zygote Ovum Egg Fill in the missing words below on the stages of labour Around 39 weeks of pregnancy labor takes place. The muscles of the uterus contract and the amniotic fluid is released (this is known as waters breaking). The cervix begins to dilate (get wider). Contractions become stronger and push the baby head first through the cervix and vagina. The umbilical chord is clamped and then cut. Contractions after this push the placenta out of the body. This is known as the afterbirth