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Chapter Two

Sexual Anatomy. Chapter Two. Historical Perspectives. Anatomy in the Dark Ages (True or false?) 1. Men and women have the same sexual body but in men, the genitals have been pushed out of the body, while in the woman, they have been retained inside. 2. The uterus is an internal scrotum.

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Chapter Two

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  1. Sexual Anatomy Chapter Two

  2. Historical Perspectives Anatomy in the Dark Ages (True or false?) 1. Men and women have the same sexual body but in men, the genitals have been pushed out of the body, while in the woman, they have been retained inside. 2. The uterus is an internal scrotum. 3. The cervix is an internal penis. 4. The ovaries are retained testicles. 5. A sudden, violent physical movement such as jumping over a stream can turn a girl into a boy by forcing her genitals outside her body.

  3. The Male Sexual Body - External Structures The Penis • Penile Glans • Corona • Frenulum • Penile Shaft • Foreskin • Corpus Cavernosa • Corpus Spongiosum

  4. The Male Sexual Body – Penis “Issues” Circumcision • Sexuality and Culture: Male Circumcision in the U.S. • Penis Size Phallic Fallacies: • Common Myths about Penis Size Evaluating Sexual Research: Self-Reports of Penis Size

  5. The Male Sexual Body (cont.)

  6. The Male Sexual Body (cont.)

  7. The Male Sexual Body (cont.)

  8. The Male Sexual Body – More External Structures The Scrotum • Spermatic Cords • The Testicles • Testosterone • Sperm • Seminiferous Tubules • Epididymis • Vas Deferens • Self-Discovery: Testicular Self-Exam The Anus

  9. The Male Sexual Body (cont.)

  10. The Vas-Deferens Semen The Seminal Vesicles The Ejaculatory Duct The Prostate Gland Prostatitis The Urethral Bulb The Cowper’s Glands The Pre-Ejaculate The Male Sexual Body – Internal Structures

  11. The Mons Veneris The Labia Majora The Labia Minora The Urethral Opening In Touch with Your Sexual Health: Urinary Tract Infections The Female Sexual Body – External Structures (The Vulva)

  12. The Female Sexual Body (cont.)

  13. More of the Vulva The Hymen and the Vaginal Opening The Perineum • Episiotomy The Anus The Breasts • Self-Discovery: Breast Self Awareness • Mammograms

  14. More of the Vulva (cont.)

  15. The Female Sexual Body – More Internal Structures The Uterus • Endometriosis The Fallopian Tubes • Ectopic Pregnancy The Ovaries • Estrogen and Progesterone • Ova (Ovum)

  16. Menstruation Menarche Ovulation and the Menstrual Cycle • Follicle-stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) The Menstrual Period • In Touch with Your Sexual Health: Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) • In Touch with Your Sexual Health: Problems with Menstruation • Amenorrhea • Dysmenorrhea • Toxic Shock Syndrome • Menopause and Perimenopausal Changes

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