1. Female and Male Sexual Anatomy By: Genesis Yanez, Autumn Velasquez, Breanna Velasco, Sandra Vazquez, and Yesenia Valenzuela

2. External Female Anatomy Vulva Mons Pubis Clitoris Glans Clitoris Clitoral Hood Crura Corpora Cavernosa

4. External continued... Labia Majora “Major lips” Labia Minora “Minor lips” Vestibule Bartholin’s glands Urethra Vaginal Opening Anus

5. Breasts A.k.a mammary gland Begin to enlarge during adolescence Main purpose to lactate Nipple Areola Alveoli

6. Internal Female Anatomy ●Menstrual cycle ●Reproductive system ●Sexual interourse

7. External Male Anatomy ●Penis ○Root ○Shaft ■Foreskin ○Head ■Urethral Orifice ■Frenulum ●Scrotum

8. Internal Male Anatomy ●Penis ○Urination ○Ejaculation ●Testes ○Sperm Production ○Hormone Production

9. MRKH Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser Syndrome ●MRKH is usually diagnosed between 15 and 18 years old ●About 1 in every 5,000 female babies has this condition Most often the uterus is absent or tiny and the vaginal canal is shorter and narrower than usual or is absent

11. Hermaphrodite An organism having both female and male sexual organs Able to produce both female and male reproductive cells Reconstructive Surgery

13. Penile Agenesis An extremely rare genitourinary anomaly Occurs once in 30 million male births Results from the absence of the genital tubercle (penis) or its failure to develop

15. FAQ For one piece of random candy… 1.Where do babies come from? 2.What is the endometrium? 3.Why do breast become tender prior to starting a menstruation cycle?

16. References Penile Agenesis: Alireza Mirshemirani, MD; Ahmad Khaleghnejad, MD; Hoshang Pourang, MD; Naser Sadeghian, MD; Mohsen Rouzrohk, MD; Shadab Salepour, MD (2009). Penile Agenesis: Report on 8 Case Studies and Review of Literature. Iranian Journal of Pediatrics. Volume 19 (Number 2), Pages: 173-179.