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Human ReproductionPubertySexual BehaviorAnatomyExternal GenitaliaVaginal EnvironmentCervixUterusOvaryMale FactsProstate Gland in MaleMenopauseAndropausePowerPoint PresentationSlide 15Basal Body TemperatureSlide 17Ovulatory PainCumulative Pregnancy RatePregnancyInfertilityAdequate Contact or Exposure - ProblemsAge Associated ProblemsMisconceptions and ConsiderationsFemale InfertilityStimulating Follicular Growth and OvulationTubal DiseaseMale InfertilitySterilizationBirth ControlSlide 31Erythroblastosis FetalisErythroblastosis Fetalis (cont.)Sexually Transmitted DiseasesHuman ReproductionHuman ReproductionAnimal Science 434 - John ParrishAnimal Science 434 - John ParrishPubertyPubertyFemale»11 - 12 years»Influences–Nutrition–Economic status–Trends over last centuryMale»13 - 14 years»Influences–Same as for female»Trends over the last centuryFemale»11 - 12 years»Influences–Nutrition–Economic status–Trends over last centuryMale»13 - 14 years»Influences–Same as for female»Trends over the last centurySexual BehaviorSexual BehaviorAnatomyAnatomyFemaleFemaleMaleMaleExternal GenitaliaExternal GenitaliaLubricates Vagina before and during intercourse•Source of Pheromones•Dorm effectLubricates Vagina before and during intercourse•Source of Pheromones•Dorm effectVaginal EnvironmentVaginal EnvironmentNormally acidicChanges from medications, douches, lubricants»Infections–Yeast –BacterialNormally acidicChanges from medications, douches, lubricants»Infections–Yeast –BacterialCervixCervixSome think this is a sperm storage site in humanSperm survive up to 2 daysIncrease in cervical mucous at time of ovulation»Response to increased estrogen levels Some think this is a sperm storage site in humanSperm survive up to 2 daysIncrease in cervical mucous at time of ovulation»Response to increased estrogen levelsUterusUterusNormal is simplexAbnormal »Bicornuate or septae uterus–Early delivery or spontaneous abortion–Uterus can not enlarge enough»duplexNormal is simplexAbnormal »Bicornuate or septae uterus–Early delivery or spontaneous abortion–Uterus can not enlarge enough»duplexOvaryOvary400,000 oocytes at birthDecrease with ageBetween 40 - 50 years of age enter menopause400,000 oocytes at birthDecrease with ageBetween 40 - 50 years of age enter menopauseMale FactsMale Factspenis is muscular vascular ejaculate is approx. 3 ml with 200 million sperm/ml. ejaculate coagulates upon ejaculation and then liquifies within 30 minutes penis is muscular vascular ejaculate is approx. 3 ml with 200 million sperm/ml. ejaculate coagulates upon ejaculation and then liquifies within 30 minutesProstate Gland in MaleProstate Gland in MaleProstate gland hyperplasia»First growth at puberty»Second growth starts after age 25»Urinary symptoms don’t occur before age 40–50% of men at 60 have symptoms–90% of men at 70 - 80 have symptoms»Symptoms–a hesitant, interrupted, weak stream–urgency and leaking or dribbling–more frequent urination, especially at night »Treatment–5 alpha reductase inhibitors–Minimal invasive procedures–SurgeryProstate gland hyperplasia»First growth at puberty»Second growth starts after age 25»Urinary symptoms don’t occur before age 40–50% of men at 60 have symptoms–90% of men at 70 - 80 have symptoms»Symptoms–a hesitant, interrupted, weak stream–urgency and leaking or dribbling–more frequent urination, especially at night »Treatment–5 alpha reductase inhibitors–Minimal invasive procedures–SurgeryMenopauseMenopauseBegins at 40 - 55 years of ageNo follicles left to grow»No estrogen - causes symptomsDetection»Variable menstrual cycles»Behavior changes and physical changes»FSH increase–HMG (human menopausal gonadotropin)Hormonal Replacement (estrogen and progesterone)»Relieves behavioral and physical changes»Cadiovascular benefits????»Calcium uptake increasesBegins at 40 - 55 years of ageNo follicles left to grow»No estrogen - causes symptomsDetection»Variable menstrual cycles»Behavior changes and physical changes»FSH increase–HMG (human menopausal gonadotropin)Hormonal Replacement (estrogen and progesterone)»Relieves behavioral and physical changes»Cadiovascular benefits????»Calcium uptake increasesAndropauseAndropauseDecreased Testosterone Production»Reduced response to LHAge, 48 -70Physical Changes»Loss of muscle mass»Shrinking reproductive organs - penis, testis, accessory glands»Loss of libido, increased stimulus needed for erection, longer refractory period»Osteoporosis Mental Changes»depressionDecreased Testosterone Production»Reduced response to LHAge, 48 -70Physical Changes»Loss of muscle mass»Shrinking reproductive organs - penis, testis, accessory glands»Loss of libido, increased stimulus needed for erection, longer refractory period»Osteoporosis Mental Changes»depressionFSHLHLHEstradiolEstradiolProgesteroneProgesteroneFollicleOvulationCorpus LuteumCorpusAlbicans2 4 6 8 10 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 212Anterior Pituitary HormonesOvarian HormonesOvaryUterineEndo-metriumRecruitmentSelectionDominanceFSHLHLHEstradiolEstradiolProgesteroneProgesteroneFollicleOvulationCorpus Luteum2 4 6 8 10 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 212Anterior Pituitary HormonesOvarian HormonesOvaryUterineEndo-metriumFollicular PhaseFollicular PhaseLuteal PhaseLuteal PhaseMensesMensesMensesMensesBasal Body TemperatureBasal Body Temperature9797.297.497.697.89898.298.498.698.81 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 359797.297.497.697.89898.298.498.698.81 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35Luteal PhaseLuteal PhaseLuteal PhaseLuteal PhaseLuteal Phase Remains Constant at 14 daysLuteal Phase Remains Constant at 14 daysOvulationBasal Body TemperatureBasal Body Temperature9797.297.497.697.89898.298.498.698.81 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 359797.297.497.697.89898.298.498.698.81 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35Abnormal Cycle - No ovulationAbnormal Cycle - No ovulationOvulatory PainOvulatory PainMittelschmerz (middle pain)Day 12 - 16 after after start of menstrationLasts 12 to 36 hoursMittelschmerz (middle pain)Day 12 - 16 after after start of menstrationLasts 12 to 36 hoursCumulative Pregnancy RateCumulative Pregnancy Rate01020304050607080901 6 12Months01020304050607080901 6


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