Studying Human Anatomy

When and where does the process of mitosis occur in the reproductive systems?

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Is this the male or female reproductive system? How do you know that?

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What's the difference between the endometrium, the myometrium, and the perimetrium?? (Yes--guys need to know this, too!)

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What is the function of the cervix? Can a woman survive without having a cervix?

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What does the human body need testosterone for?

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What is the scientific name for a fertilized egg?

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List two functions of the hormone progesterone.

Who has progesterone in their bodies?
a. males
b. females
c. both males and females
d. I have no clue.

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List the pathway of sperm in a male human being. (Be specific!)

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List the pathway that an ovum follows in a female.

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Monday, May 5: For this class session, you should complete all of the questions about the Urinary and Reproductive Systems in your 1135 studyguide.

Wednesday, May 7: Be ready to take a practice final test!

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What does the HPV virus do to those who have been infected with it?

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How does a sperm cell move?

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In early April in Texas, public safety officers entered a at the ranch run by the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints near San Angelo. Over 450 children were removed from the compound because the police had received a telephone call from a 16-year-old female who claimed she had been abused by an adult male who was her 'spiritual husband.'

The state has custody of 464 children from the Yearning For Zion Ranch in the west Texas prairie town of Eldorado, including a baby born to a teen mother Tuesday.

On Monday, Child Protective Services in Texas announced that almost 60 percent of the underage girls living on the Eldorado ranch are pregnant or already have children.

How could the doctors who examined these underage girls know that a teenaged female had given birth?

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Which podcast did you listen to most recently? What did you do while you were listening to it?

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