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This lesson will introduce the female reproductive system as well as give an overview of the organs and glands associated with the female reproductive system.
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En esta lección vamos a hablar acerca de la estructura y función del aparato reproductor femenino.
The lower portion of the uterus which opens to the vagina.
The inner lining of the uterus.
The female reproductive system’s primary job is to mature and release ova (eggs) while the secondary functions are to gestate, deliver and nourish the child. The primary organs are the ovaries while the accessory organs are the vagina, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes and breasts.
Cells (eggs in females, sperm in males) which are haploid (contain 23 chromosomes).
Immature egg cells that are released from ovaries.
The process by which egg cells are formed.
Female reproductive organs that produce oocytes.
A duct that connects ovaries to the uterus through which egg cells travel; also called "fallopian tubes".
An organ of the female reproductive system in which fertilized eggs develop into an embryo.
The organ of the female reproductive system which serves as the location where sperm enter and also serves as the birth canal.
