Female Reproductive System

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Female Reproductive System

• Human Reproductive System
• Chapter 19 Lesson 2
• College Grade Level
• Grace Marriott Nick Applyrs
• Sherrita Perry Ava Grant
• Chekesha Thompson

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Female Reproductive System

• Section 1 Structure and
• their function
• Section 2 Menstruation
• Section 3 Toxic Shock Syndrome
• Section 4 Breast self examination

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Section 1
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The Female Reproductive Structure and their
Functions

• Ovaries
• Uterus
• Cervix
• Fallopian Tubes
• Mammary Glands
• Vagina

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Ovaries

• Two small almond shaped glands
• Located on either side of the uterus
• The ovaries produce eggs and hormones

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Uterus

• Hollow, pear-shaped muscular organ
• Home to a developing fetus
• Divided into two parts
• The cervix
• Corpus

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Cervix

• The lower part of the uterus.
• Neck-shaped anatomical structure
• Located at the top of the vagina

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Fallopian Tubes

• Narrow tubes
• carry egg from the ovary to the womb.
• Where conception of egg take place.
• Epithelium is lines the Cilia

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Mammary Gland

• Made up of fat,
• connective tissue and glandular tissue
• Lobes are where milk is produced
• No muscle tissue
• Shaped differently

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Vagina

• Located below the urethral
• Only four inches
• Produce secretions
• A muscular canal lined with mucous membranes

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Section 2
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Menstruation

• Part 1
• Process of menstruation
• Part 2
• Path of human egg cell during

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Process of Menstruation

• Flows from the uterus.
• Opening in the cervix.
• Menstrual last 3 to5 days.
• Lining and extra blood are shed through the
  vagina.

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Path of human egg

• Blood supply
• Ovaries and ligaments
• Cervix secretes
• fertile mucous
• Basal body
• Fertilization occurs

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Section 3
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Understanding and Awareness of T.S.S.

• What is T.S.S?
• What are the symptoms?
• How is it treated?
• Can it be prevented

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What is TSS?

• Staphylococcus aureus
• Systematic illness
• Produce toxins
• Use of tampons
• contraceptive methods

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What are the symptoms?

• High fever
• Sunburn-like rash on the entire body
• Severe muscle aches
• Bright red coloring
• organ failure
• 2 to 3 days

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How is it treated ?

• medical emergency
• examination
• sample from culture
• stay in the hospital
• very rare illness

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Can it be Prevented ?

• use sanitary napkins
• select the tampons
• -lowest absorbency
• change frequently

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Section 4
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Breast Self Examination

• Why is breast self examination important?
• When should you examine your breast?
• Three ways to examine your breast?

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Why is Breast Self-Examination Important?

• Breast cancer most common form of cancer among
  women
• Early detection is essential
• Discovering what your breast tissue feels like

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Three Ways to Examine Your Breast

• While standing in front of a mirror
• While lying down
• While taking a shower

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While Standing in Front of a Mirror

• Step 1 Begin by looking at your breast in the
  mirror
• Step 2 Raise the arms
• Step 3 Examine each breast
• Step 4 lymph nodes

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While lying down

• Step 1 Lie down with a pillow or folded towel
• Step 2 Using your right hand to feel your left
  breast
• Step 3 Check
• Step 4 Repeat exam

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While taking a shower

• Step 1 Raise the right arm then place it behind
  the head
• Step 2 Using the left hand examine the right
  breast
• Step 3 Feel the breast
• Step 4Repeat the exam using left hand