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The reproductive system becomes active after puberty. During puberty the reproductive organs mature to create a fertile individual capable of reproducing. The primary sex organs produce the sex cells (egg/sperm) and sex hormones. The accessory sex organs are all the components involved in maintaining the sex cell and assisting in the process of fertilization. Gametes (oocytes and spermatozoa) are the descendants of primordial germ cells that originate in the wall of the yolk sac in the embryo and migrate to the gonadal region.
Organa reproduksi: produksi sel gamet (spermatosoan et semen); organ genital : untuk berkelamin/kopulasi
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Scrotum: kantong kulit, terkandung testis kanan et kiri di caudal ossis pubis
Raphe scroti: garis di linea mediana (berlanjut ke raphe penis) Rambut terminal pubis: pubes Kulit scrotum: pigmen Tela subcutanea: serabut otot polos: tunica dartos Kontraksi otot polos kerutan kulit, mengecil Septum scroti- membagi kanan et kiri
Isi scrotum: kedua testis, epididimis et ductus deferens Letak testis kanan lebih tinggi dari yang kiri Suhu luar dingin berkerut, testis naik; suhu luar panas : scrotum melemah testis menjauh badan Vasektomi; memotong vas deferens
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Penis:
Alat kopulasi (bersetubuh) Dibedakan: glans penis, corpus penis dan radix penis Kulit penis: preputium pada glans (frenulum); phimosis lubang preputium sempit Circumsitio/dorsumsitio:k otoran smegma
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Copulatory organ
Proximal region = root Middle shaft = body Distal region = glans penis Body = three large tubes of tissue Corpora cavernosa penis: paired dorsal tubes with large arterial bloodflow Normally gated by the sympathetic nervous system Corpus spongiosum penis: single tube that encases the spongy urethra Glans penis = expanded distal end of the corpora spongiosum penis Prepuce is very loosely attached to corpora spongiosum penis
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Penis
Erectile tissues:
2 corpora cavernosa; 1 corpus spongiosum surrounding urethra encased in tunica albugenia NOkey player in arterial relaxation during erection
Penis
Nervous system control of erection and ejaculation Brain communicates sexual stimulus to erection reflex center in sacral part of spinal cord Spinal cord nerves send signals to erectile tissue in penis arteries dilate blood pools in erectile tissues leading to erection Spinal cord nerves send signals that result in contraction of inner structures (epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate) Semes washes past bulbourethral gland into urethra (emission); sensation of urethral filling is returned to erection complex Spinal cord nerves send signals that result in contraction of muscles at base of penis, leading to rhythmic contractions (ejaculation)
Penis:
The head of the penis (glans) has a covering, called the foreskin (prepuce/praeputium). There is some natural variation in the length of the foreskin . This covering folds in on itself, forming a double layer. The foreskin is not a `flap' of skin on the end of the penis, and it is not `useless skin.
The foreskin
The foreskin contains sensory receptors called Meissner corpuscles (similar to nerve endings in the fingertips) are there to provide pleasure, as well as fine sensory perception. This seems to help a man to enjoy sex longer without ejaculating prematurely, because he can more easily tell when he is approaching the threshold of orgasm.
The surface of the glans has developed a thick, dry layer of keratin (toughened skin), which makes it less sensitive to unwanted stimulation, but also less sensitive to the more subtle qualities of lovemaking.
The ridged bands, which are like horseshoes only in that they curve forward underneath toward the point where the frenulum attaches. There are some 20 concentric ridged bands which rub over the corona. Each ridge has Meissner's corpuscles, which respond to pressure, and they produce the sexual pleasure which no individual has a right to take away from another individual
Stimulation of the frenulum and ridged band results in intense pleasurable feelings during arousal. Sensations from these structures during intercourse or masturbation are thought to be the primary trigger of orgasm in the intact male.
Erection process
The most important components of the physical erogenous stimulation of the penis during foreplay and intercourse are the sensations from the foreskin, frenulum/frenar band, and glans The foreskin has an inner and outer layer. The outer foreskin layer contains nerve endings which respond to gentle touching during the early stages of sexual arousal. This helps to trigger an erection. The nerves of the inner and outer foreskin contribute to the experience of penile stimulation, up to and including orgasm. These receptors are stimulated by stretching, or when the foreskin rolls over the surface of the glans during intercourse or masturbation.
B. Testes:
Oval shape organs made up of thousands of seminiferous tubules where the sperm is produced. It responds to follicle stimulating hormone that signals sperm production. When the sperm is in its last stages of maturation it moves to the epididymus. 1. Gross anatomy: about 1 x 4 inches, complete surrounded by a fibrous capsule and partially enclosed by a serous membrane that develop when the testes traveled outside the body into the scrotum. The fibrous capsule divides the testicles into wedge-like compartments called lobules that are filled with seminiferous tubules. They are innervated by an abundant about of visceral sensory nerves that make them very sensitive to pain. The high sensitivity serves for protection and in sexual arousal.
Scrotum:
a sac located outside of the abdominal cavity, made up of a thin layer of smooth and skeletal muscle and skin. It is divided into left and right by a septum to form different compartments for the testicles. The scrotum keeps the testicles outside the body so they can be 3 degrees cooler than normal core temperature. The muscles of the scrotum contract to bring the testicles closer to the body in cooler conditions. In warm conditions they relax to allow the skin to stretch and maximize cooling.
C. Reproductive duct system is males: This section discusses the tubules through which sperm travel to exit the body. Epididymis: organ that arches over the posterior lateral side of the testis. If you uncoil the epididymis is can be as long as 6meters or 20 feet! During the twenty days the sperm spend here they complete maturation and gain the ability to swim and fertilize. During ejaculation smooth muscle contracts to send mature sperm to the ductus deferns. Ductus deferens: also known as the vas deference, it runs superior to the testicles, enters the abdominopelvic cavity, runs posterior to the bladder, passes by the seminal vesicle, form the ampulla and ejaculatory duct, and finally leads into the prostatic urethra. Spermatic cords: a tube of fascia holding blood vessels, nerves, and the ductus deference. See page 672 figure 24.2. Urethra: As discussed in the previous chapter the urethra and men carries both sperm and urine. During ejaculation the sphincter muscles close off the bladder so urine is not released into the semen. The urethra is divided into the prostatic urethra (section passing through prostrate gland), the membranous urethra (urogenital diaphragm) and the spongy urethra (penile). Urethral glands along the spongy urethra secrete a lubricating solution before ejaculation.
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Accessory glands: These glands produce substances that increases the chances of sperm survival once it is outside the body. These secretions in addition to sperm form semen. Seminal vesicles: paired glands located posterior to the bladder. During ejaculation smooth muscle contract to help secrete a fluid that contains fructose (sugar), nutrients, prostagladins to stimulate the urethra to contract, substances that suppress the immune system against sperm in females, enzymes the enhance sperm mobility, and enzymes that thicken the ejaculate. Prostate gland: the size of a chestnut, also has smooth muscle that contracts to assist in the release of prostatic secretion. This is a milky white fluid that has substances to enhance sperm mobility and thicken ejaculate. It is susceptible to tumors and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Bulbourethral glands: secrete a mucus substances that lubricates and neutralizes the acid from urine in the male urethra.
These organs produce the ova (eggs), sex hormones, and provide an environment for internal fertilization and development of the fetus. They undergo changes according to the menstrual cycle. Mammary glands are considered part of this system because they nourish the infant.
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Tulang pelvis: coxae kanan et kiri dan sacrum Ciri-ciri tulang pelvis wanita:
angulus subpubicum lebar, fossa iliaca mendatar, crista iliaca tipis, spina ischiadica pendek
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ABDOMINOpelvis
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1. Clitoris 2. Labia majora 3. Hymen 4. Perineum 5. Hood of the clitoris (also called prepuce) 6. Labia minora 7. Urethral orifice - or urethral opening (where you pee out of) 8. Opening of the vagina
Clitoris
Embryonic/fetal analog of penis--contains erectile tissues Very sensitive to stimulation--many nerve endings May retract and become less evident when erect Located in front of urethral opening
Labia
Labia majora (outer lips)-swell during sexual stimulation Labia minora (minor lips)-swell and change color during sexual stimulation
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Frenulum labiorum pudendi (pertemuan labia minora, di depan commisura posterior) Vestibulum vaginae (ruang ditutupi labia minora) Fossa vestibuli vaginae (bagian vestibulum di antara frenulum et introitus vaginae) Bulbus vestibuli (jaringan erektil pada pangkal labia majora) Orificium/introitus vaginae (lubang masuk vagina) Gld. Vestibularis minor (kelenjar tubuler mukosa simpleks di dekat uretra)
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Gld. Vestibularis major (Bartholinni), kelenjar mukosa sebesar kacang polong, di sebelah posterior diafragma urogenitale, bermuara pada vestibulum di antara labium minus et hymen/carunculae hymenalis Uretra feminina: ostium urethrae externum, terletak 23cm di bawah klitoris; dilengkapi gld. Urethralis (ke lumen urethra)et paraurethralis (dekat ostium)
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clitoris
penis rudimenter, pada pangkal labia minora, tanpa uretra, dan corpus spongiosum; dibedakan crus, corpus et glans; corpus terdiri dari 2 corpus cavernosum; glans tutup clitoris seperti jagung; frenulum lipatan ganta mendekatkan ke labia minora; preputium pertemuan kedua labia minora di atas klitoris
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Perineum segmen di antara anus et genitalia Trigonum urogenitale et analis Raphe perinealis sutura kulit di linea mediana Diafragma pelvis- basis muskularis pelvis yang sebagian besar disusun oleh m. levatoris ani Diafragma urogenetalisdinding fibromuskuler yang menyebar antara rami os pubis inferior kanan et kiri
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Episiotomi pemotongan bagian perineum untuk memperlebar jalan lahir pada persalinan
M. ischiocavernosus: dari ramus os ischium terletak pada crus clitoris/penis melekat pada tunica albuginea corpus clitoris/penis M. bulbospongiosus /bulbocavernosus dari corpus perinealis dan raphe medianum ke dorsum penis (pria), melengkung di sekitar bulbus vestibuli (wanita)
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Vagina
Dinding vagina : paries anterior et posterior Lapisan: tunica mucosa, tunica muscularis, et tunica spongiosa (dari dalam ke luar) Lapisan mukosa: epitel squamosa kompleks non keratinisasi kaya glikogen, rugae vaginae Lapisan muskuler otot polos tipis Lapisan spongiosa : pleksus spongiosus vaskuler pada mukosa sbg columna rugarum anterior et posterior
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Dinding uterus
Lapisan dinding uterus: dari luar perimetrium, myometrium et endometrium Perimetrium peritoneum ligamentum latum (uterus ke dinding pelvis) Myometrium otot tebal, spiral- hipertrofi - uterus gravid Endometrim lapisan mukosa stratum basale et fungsionale (siklus mensis)
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Cavitas uteri
Cavitas uteri: tempat nidasi et pertumbuhan janin; IUD (intra uterin device) Osteum uteri internum et externum Canalis cervicis Plica palmata- lipatan mukosa mirip palm pada mukosa canalis cervicis
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Fixator uterus Ligamentum latum ke dinding lateral pelvis Ligamentum cardinale uteri pada cervix Ligamentum teres uteri dari angulus tuba ke depan mengikuti canalis inguinalis ke labia majora Posisi cervix-uterus 9canalis cervicis et cavitas uteri- antefleksi-anteversio
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difiksasi oleh mesosalpinx Dinding tuba: tunica serosa (peritonium), tunica muscularis, tunica mukosa (epitel kolumner bersilia, selglandular, plica tubariae mucosae) Fertlisatio: di ampula nidasi di isthmus: Kehamilan extrauterin
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ovarium
Gonad, intraperitoneal, bentuk amandel Panjang 2,5 4,5cm, tebal 0,5 1cm Bagian-bagian: Hilum ovarii: tempat keluar masuk vasa st melekat mesovarium Facies medialis et lateralis Margo liber tepi bebas (berlawanan dg hilum) Extremitas tubariakutub superior ke arah tuba uterina Extremitas uetrina kutub inferior ke uterus
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Kapsula organ: tunica albuginea Epitelium geminativum lapisan epitelial Cortex: kulit pematangan folikel Stroma: isi jaringan ikat Medulla: area sentral kaya dengan vaskularisasi Fixator ovarium: Ligamentum ovarii proprium mesovarium
Struktur ovarium
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3. Uterine cycle: also called the menstrual cycle, it relates to changes occurring in the endometrium of the uterus that are induced by female sex hormones.
Menstrual phase: (days 1-5) during this phase the endometrium is shed Proliferative phase: (days 6-14) during this phase the endometrium builds a new stratum functionalis as it responds to rising estrogen levels. As the layer thickens glands release a clear sticky mucus secretion that assist the sperm in finding the egg.
Secretory phase: (days 15-28) during this point the stratum functionalis is highly vascularized and there is secretion of glycoproteins to support a developing embryo in case fertilization occur. These changes are a response to progesterone released by the corpus luteum in the ovary. If there is no fertilization the progesterone levels drop signaling changes that cause death of the stratum functionalis. The arteries constrict cutting out blood supply and suddenly open again but the weak capillaries fragment and the menstrual phase begins again.
Glandula mammae
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Struktur mama
Dibedakan: papilla mammae, areola mammae dan corpus mammae Papilla mammae: lubang-lubang ductuli lactiferi dengan otot polos Areola mammae: area melingkar berpigmen pada papilla mammae,dg satu cincin kecil berisi 10 15 glandulae areola (montgomery) sudorifera tipe apokrinsekret sedikit bau khas
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Corpus mammae- corpus glandulae mammae dg lemak ; 15 20 lobi conicales dg ductus lactiferi(ductus excretorius) diameter 1,2- 2mm membuka ke papilla (mirip sekat buah jeruk) Di dekat papilla: sinus lactiferi Gld mamma dipengaruhi hormonal: (:estrogen et progesteron) saat siklus mensis, kehamilan dan menyusui); siklus perangsangan sexual
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III. Pregnancy and childbirth: This section briefly describes the evens that occur in the womans body during fertilization, pregnancy, and childbirth. A. Pregnancy: occurs once an egg is successfully fertilized and successfully implants.
1. Events leading to fertilization: Sperm swims from the vagina through the cervix, through the uterine wall until it reaches the oocyte in the uterine tubes. When burrows into the zona pellucida of the oocyte enzymes digest it way to allow the sperm to reach the egg. The plasma membranes fuse and sperm nucleus enters the oocytes cytoplasm. This initiates the cortical reaction in which the egg destroys other sperm receptors so no other sperm binds and fertilizes the egg. When the male and female chromosomes come together fertilization has been completed and the zygote will begin to divide. Once it is large enough and has formed a blastocyst it enters the uterus to implant.
During embryonic development, the male & female sex organs are initially the SAME
Easy way to think about this concept:
Males = sex organ progenitors descend out of the pelvic cavity Female = sex organ progenitors remain within the pelvic cavity Undifferentiated Male Female Gonad Genital swelling Urogenital folds Testis/testes Scrotum Spongy urethra Ovary/ovaries Labia majora Labia minora
Genital tubercle
Prepuce
Penis
Foreskin Glans
Clitoris
Clitoral hood Clitoral glans