Produces Sperms

Keep the testis and the penisout of the body

Where sperms produced bythe testis are stored

Tube which carriers bothsperm and urine out of thebody

Releases fluid that nourishes andprotects the sperms, and formssemen

Tube that carriers spermsfrom the epididymis to theurethra

Carries ovum to uterus, and hascilia to sweep ovum to theurerus

Site where sperms aredeposited during sexualintercourse

Produces sex hormones and ova

Neck of the uterus whichwidens during child birth

Structure whereby the fertilised ovum isimplanted in, and also where ovum isdeveloped into zygote and foetus duringpregnancy

Worn over the erected penis

Barriers the eggs and sperms

Placed over the cervix

Barriers the spemrs and eggs

Kills sperms

Contains synthetic femalesex hormones

Suppresses the developmentand release of the eggs

Inserted into the uterus, which preventsimplantation of the fertilised egg in theuterus

Tie and cut Fallopian tubes

Tie and cut the sperm duct

When a person is pregnant, menstruationstops but thick uterine wall is maintained tocushion the developing fertilised ovum

Stops at menopause onwards,which happens after 50 yearsold+

Caused by sperical bateria

Transmitted through

Symptoms

Can be treated with antibiotics

Caused by spiral bacteria

Transmitted through

Symptoms

Caused by HumansImmunodeficiency Virus

Transmitted through

Symptoms/effects

Currently no cure