1. Development of External Genitalia

7. Homology of Male and Female Genitalia Genital tubercle – penis Labioscrotal folds – scrotum Urethral folds – scrotal raphe Paramesonephric duct (uterus, uterine tubes)- degenerates Genital Tubercle – clitoris Labioscrotal folds – labia majora Urethral folds – labia minora, vestibule Mesonephric duct (epididymis, vas, ejaculatory ducts)- degenerates

8. Hypospadia

9. Descent of the Testes

12. Vasectomy

22. Vas deferens cs

24. Prostate gland

31. Cat Ovary Three stages of follicles, primordial, Preantral, and Antral

33. Tertiary (Graffian) follicle Secondary follicle.

35. Follicular Growth After ovulation

38. In the United States, there are 10.8 abdominal pregnancies per 100,000 births and 9.2 abdominal pregnancies per 1,000 ectopic gestations

39. Egg pick up by the Fimbrae Ectopic pregnancies Risk Factors –Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) or Salpingitis –Infertility –Previous Ectopic Pregnancies –Previous pelvic or abdominal surgery –Endometriosis –Previous Tubal LigationTubal Ligation –Intrauterine device in place

40. Transport in the Oviduct Scarring of oviduct Loss of ciliated cells – infertility, tubal pregnancies.

43. Uterus, Young Woman

45. Perimenopausal Woman

46. Postmenopausal Woman

47. Uterine Tube CS

48. Uterine Wall

49. Nulliparous cervix

50. Cervical Cancer

51. Cervix

54. Endometriosis

57. Third trimester uterus

59. Dissected Vulva

61. Fetal side placenta

62. Maternal Side Placenta