| A | B |
|---|
| able to reproduce | reproductive system |
| reproductive cells that when joined with the female egg cells produce a new life | sperm |
| a narrow tube that passes through the penis | urethra |
| reproductive glands that produce sperm | testes |
| a tubular organ outside the body through which sperm are released | penis |
| the foreskin is surgically removed | circumcision |
| a pouch of skin that holds the testes | scrotum |
| a milky sticky fluid | semen |
| the penis becomes upright and firm | erection |
| the release of semen from the penis | ejaculation |
| release of mature egg cells by the ovulation | ovulation |
| joining together of a sperm and an egg | fertilization |
| two small tubes through which a maure egg moves after it is released from an ovary | fallopian tube |
| bulb shaped glands that store egg cells | ovaries |
| a strong pear shaped organ about the size of a closed fist | uterus |
| an elastic passageway 4-5 inches long | vagina |
| is the term used to describe a newly formed organism during the first month of life | embryo |
| the lining that breaks down and passes through the body | menstruation |
| the time from one menstruation to the next | menstrual cycle |
| the neck or lower section of the uterus | Cervix |
| a doctor who specializes in the health care of the female reproductive system | gynecologist |
