Human Repruductive System
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What does the zygote have to do
Has to go through many cell divisions to form the embryo
Whats the placenta
Tissue that transfers nutrients and oxygen to the baby by the umbilical cord it also removes waste and carbon dioxide
What happenes during pregnancy
The Zygot goes through cell divisions to form the embryo Then the embryo becomes attached of the lining of the uterus this is implantation The amniotic sack acts a shock absorber Pregnancy lasts for nine months
What does the testes do?
Produces sperm and testosterone
What does the scrotum do?
Hold the testes
What does the penis do?
Allows her sperm to be transferred into the vagina
What does the sperm duct do?
Carries sperm from tests to the penis
What does the urethra do?
Duct inside penis
What does the vagina do?
Holds penis during intercourcse
What does the ovary do
Produces the egg + oestrogen
What is the fallopian tube do
Fertilisation occurs here
What does the cervix do
The entrance to the uterus
What is the menstrual cycle
A series of changes that take place in the female bpdy in preparation of pregnancy
Whats the menstruation (period)
Shedding of the lining of the uterus in the absence if fertilisation It last approx 28 days
Menstruation timeline
Day 1-5 period. Day 4-13 uteruw lining thickens Day 14 ovlation ( egg is realised into fallopian tube
How long does the EGG live for
48 hours
How long does SPERM stay alive
7 days
Whats fertilisation
The fusion of the sperm and the egg to produce a zygote
What are acids
Chemicly opposit to a base Have a sharp botter taste Only some acids are dangerous, most are harmless
Everyday acids
Lemon juice Rain water Vinegar
Lab acids
HCI (hydrochloric acid)
Whats a base
Chemical opposite pf acids Most cleaning oroducts are acids
What are some everyday bases
Toothpaste Bleach Indigestion tablets
Lab base
sodium hydroxide (NaOH)