Female

Question 1

primary sex organs

Answer 1

ovaries produce ova. almond shape gland inside the abdominal cavity. Composed of a mass of connective tissue called stroma surrounded by layers of germ cells which are enclosed in follicle, as it matures it moves to the surface and ruptures

Question 2

fallopian tube

Answer 2

egg expelled into funnel-like tube which carries into overies

Question 3

fimbriae

Answer 3

Funnel like opening near ovary is fringed with finger like projections that appear to just touch surface, these help guide egg into fallopian tube

Question 4

cilia

Answer 4

help move egg along with muscle contractions

Question 5

cilia

Answer 5

help move egg along along with muscle contractions

Question 6

uterus

Answer 6

singe, hollow shaped organ behind the urinary bladder infrom of rectum. Wall made of smooth muscle with mucous membrane lining called endometrium. Protects and nourises developing foetus

Question 7

uterus

Answer 7

singe, hollow-shaped organ behind the urinary bladder in front of the rectum. Wall made of smooth muscle with mucous membrane lining called endometrium. Protects and nourishes developing foetus

Question 8

Cervix

Answer 8

lower end of uterus where semen is deposited

Question 9

Vagina

Answer 9

Muscular structure, 10cm in length and lined with mucous and receives penis and forms birth canal during birth

Question 10

Vulva

Answer 10

Vag opens to ext region called vulva made of labia majora, labia minora and clitorus

Question 11

Labia major

Answer 11

Fleshy folds of skin, made of fat and fibrous tissue, glands producing oily secretions. Outer surface pigmented and covered with hair during puberty.

Question 12

Labia minora

Answer 12

Beneth majora are smaller flods no fat and hair, surround space into vagina

Question 13

Clit

Answer 13

Upper end of minora near clitoris containing erectile tissue, blood vessels and nerves, very sensitive to touch

Question 14

uterus

Answer 14

singe, hollow-shaped organ behind the urinary bladder in front of the rectum. Wall made of smooth muscle with mucous membrane lining called endometrium. Protects and nourishes developing foetus