Female reproductive system lesson Plan with games

1. Riddle,
Riddle,
What Am I?

2. 1. "I'm a sack that hangs, with a purpose true,
Holding treasures within, that's what I do.
I contract when it's cold, expand when it's hot,
Protecting what's inside, a crucial lot.
What am I?"
RIDDLE

3. Answer:
The scrotum.
RIDDLE

4. 2. "I come in many shapes, long, short, or
round,
I'm a symbol of pride, wherever I'm found.
I stand tall and firm, in moments of might,
Completing the act, bringing delight.
What am I?"
RIDDLE

5. Answer:
The
penis.
RIDDLE

6. "I'm a pathway unseen, within the flesh,
Guiding life's essence, a journey afresh.
Carrying the seed towards urethra.
What am I?
RIDDLE

7. Answer:
The vas deferens.
RIDDLE

9. Ft.
UNSCRAMBLE
ME!

10. 1.ANIVAG

11. 1.VAGINA

12. 2.RUSTEU

13. 2.UTERUS

14. 3.VARYO

15. 3.OVARY

16. 4.VALVU

17. 4.VULVA

18. Female Reproductive System Anatomy

19. 1.identify and give the functions the parts
of the female reproductive system; and
2. explain the importance of the female
reproductive system.
LESSON OBJECTIVES

21. Female Reproductive System
• The reproductive
tract in women is
contained mainly
in the pelvic cavity
and perineum.

22. Female Reproductive System
External genitalia
It is divided to:
Internal genitalia

23. Female External Genitalia
Vulva is the term
given to the female
external genitalia.

24. The vulva includes:
• Mons pubis
• Labia majora
• Labia minora
• Clitoris
• Urethral opening
• Vaginal opening
• Perineum
Female External Genitalia

25. MONS PUBIS
• The triangular mound of
fatty tissue that covers
the pubic bone
• It protects the pubic
symphysis.
• During adolescence sex
hormones trigger the
growth of pubic hair on
the mons pubis.
• Hair varies in coarseness
curliness, amount, color
and thickness.
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26. LABIA MAJORA
• The outer lip-like
structure
• They have a darker
pigmentation
• The Labia Majora:
⚬ Become flaccid
with age and
after childbirth
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27. LABIA MINORA
• Referred to as the
“inner lips”
• Made up of
erectile,
connective tissue
that darkens and
swells during
sexual arousal.
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28. CLITORIS
• The small penis-like
structure.
• Highly sensitive organ
composed of nerves,
blood vessels, and
erectile tissue
• It is made up of a shaft
and a glans.
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29. Urethral opening
• The urethra is the
tube that carries
urine from the
bladder to the
outside of the body.
Its opening is
located below the
clitoris, directly
above the vaginal
opening
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30. VAGINAL OPENING
• A mucous
membrane normally
covers the opening
into the vagina,
called the hymen.
• Posterior to the
vaginal opening are
the two
Bartholin’s glands.
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31. PERINEUM
• The muscle and
tissue located
between the vaginal
opening and anal
canal.
• It supports and
surrounds the lower
parts of the urinary
and digestive tracts.
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32. 9
Bartholin’s Gland
The Bartholin's
(BAHR-toe-linz)
glands secrete
fluid that helps
lubricate the
labial opening of
vagina.

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34. Female Internal Genitalia
The internal
genitalia consists
of the:
• Vagina
• Cervix
• Uterus
• Fallopian Tubes
• Ovaries

35. VAGINA
• It is a distensible
fibromuscular tube
that extends from
the perineum
through the pelvic
floor and into the
pelvic cavity
• It measures
approximately 8–
12 cm in length.
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36. VAGINA
• The anterior wall of the
vagina is related to the
base of the bladder and
to the urethra; in fact,
the urethra is embedded
in, or fused to, the
anterior vaginal wall.
• Posteriorly, the vagina is
related principally to the
rectum.

37. CERVIX
The cervix is the lower portion (or the "neck")
of the uterus. It is approximately 1 inch long
and 1 inch wide and opens into the vagina.

38. • Known as the
“Womb”.
• The uterus is a
thick-walled
muscular organ
in the midline
between the
bladder and
rectum.
Uterus
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40. Ovaries contain the
developing follicles
which produce
human egg cells
(ova/oocytes) in a
cyclic manner
The ovary

41. Egg cells
At birth, a female’s
ovaries contain all
the eggs she will
ever produce.
However, the eggs
do not start to
mature until she
enters puberty.

42. Egg cells
A female typically
has approximately 1
to 2 million eggs at
birth, with about
300,000 to
400,000 remaining
by puberty .

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44. BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS