Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC HS130: Anatomy & Physiology II Unit 9 Seminar: Male & Female Reproductive Systems; Growth & Development Dr. Grant.

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Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC HS130: Anatomy & Physiology II Unit 9 Seminar: Male & Female Reproductive Systems; Growth & Development Dr. Grant Iannelli Former Professor, Kaplan University

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Tonight’s Agenda Welcome Course Questions, Problems & Issues Seminar discussion

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Course Questions, Problems & Issues

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System List the essential and accessory organs and give the generalized function of each.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System Describe the structure and location of the testes.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System Describe the structure of the spermatozoa.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC What is Spermatogenesis? Male Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System What are the functions of testosterone and where is it produced?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System Describe the reproductive ducts and glands of the male reproductive system.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System List the structures of the External Genitalia and their functions.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Male Reproductive System Distinguish among infertility, sterility, and impotence.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System List the essential and accessory organs and give the generalized function of each.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System Describe the structure, location and functions of the ovaries.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System Describe the development of an ovarian follicle.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Describe Oogenesis. Female Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System List the functions of estrogen and progesterone. Where are they produced?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System Describe the structure and functions of the uterus and uterine tubes.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System Describe the structure and function of the vagina.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System Describe the structure and functions of the breast.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Explain the phases of the Reproductive Cycle Proliferative Secretory Female Reproductive System

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Female Reproductive System What are the structures and functions of the external genitalia?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth and Development

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What occurs between ovulation and the implantation of the fertilized egg into the uterus?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What is the evolution of the function of the yolk sac?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC

Growth & Development What are the functions of the chorion and placenta?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What hormones are produced by the placenta?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What are the three primary germ layers? Name three structures that develop from each layer.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Histogenesis

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development Describe the three stages of labor. What is the approximate length of each?

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What is Infancy? Name the three developmental changes that occur during infancy.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What is Childhood? Briefly explain what occurs during childhood.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What is Adolescence? Briefly explain what occurs during adolescence.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development Briefly explain what occurs during adulthood.

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Growth & Development What are the effects of aging on these systems? Skeletal system Respiratory Cardiovascular Vision

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Questions?? Ask ME or ask your classmates!!

Copyright © 2007, Grant Iannelli, DC Thanks for attending! See you in discussion!