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G R O W T H and Development. Chapter 16. Fertilization- the joining together of two special cells , one from each parent. What are the names of the reproductive cells?. Sperm Cell. Egg Cell. Sperm is produced in the testes What reproductive hormone is produced by testes? Testosterone - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
GROWTH and Development
Chapter 16
What is the purpose of the reproductive system?
To produce hormones Produce sex cells that are part of
sexual reproduction
What are the names of the reproductive cells and what path do they take in the body?
SPERM CELL EGG CELL Sperm is produced in the testes It takes 72 days for a sperm to
mature What reproductive hormone is
produced by testes? Testosterone Testes are located in a pouch of
skin called the scrotum Sperm travels through tubes
where they pick up a fluid called semen
Sperm Then leaves the body through a tube in the penis called the urethra
A woman is born with about 400,000 eggs
Eggs are produced in the ovaries and are released how often?
What reproductive hormone does the ovaries produce ?
Estrogen The fallopian tube carries the
egg to the uterus During menstruation the egg is
carried out the cervix and then through vagina or birth canal
What is the purpose of the male and female reproductive systems
MALE FEMALE Produce sperm Produce the hormone
testosterone
Produce egg cells Produce estrogen and
other hormones Nourish a developing
baby until birth
Why is the pituitary gland important?
Signals the release of hormones in the testes and ovaries. It is also called the master gland
What is Fertilization?
• This fertilized egg is called a Zygote!• Once the zygote divides into two cells up until the
eighth week it is called an _______________________• From the 8th week up until birth the developing
human is called a _________________
the joining together of two special cells , one from each parent
Where does fertilization take place?
What part of the woman does the fertilized eggs attach to?
Uterus
How is the Embryo protected and nourished?
Amniotic sac – surrounds the embryo, filled with fluid and protects the unborn baby
The umbilical cord- rope like structure containing blood vessel
(20 inches) Placenta- where substances are exchanged from
one blood stream to another
Stages of Birth 1. Labor- strong muscle contractions of the uterus cause
the cervix to open 2. Delivery- the baby is pushed out of the uterus through
the vagina. Why does the head come out first? 3. Birth- pressure caused by muscle contraction briefly
decrease baby oxygen supplies and endocrine releases adrenaline to increase baby heart rate.
What are other ways to assist a birth? Caesarian Forceps Vacuum underwater drugs
What is the difference between fraternal and identical twins
IDENTICAL- SAME EGGFRATERNAL- DIFFERENT EGGS
Do identical twins have the same finger prints?
Why have twins become more popular?
What is Artificial Insemination?
What animals are AI widely used for ?What is in vitro?
Baby Facts What day of the week are most
babies born? Wednesday What month are most born? August For every 1,000 girls born, are there
more or less boys? More….1,049
Prenatal Care Steps taken to provide for the health of a
pregnant female and her body Obstetrician Nutritious foods Rest Avoid drugs Exercise What are some things your parents did
while they were pregnant with you or a sibling?
Ultrasound Equipment which is uses sound
waves to make pictures , and allows the doctor to see images of a fetus in the uterus
Problems in the fetal environment…….
Poor Nutrition Alcohol…What is FAS Drugs Tobacco Infections STD’s What advice would you give to a pregnant
female to protect her developing baby?
ABC video
c-section
Why are the teen years not an ideal time to have children?
Are you ready to be a parent?
NO What is abstinence?
Do Now: Answer the top part of the worksheet “Responsibility Project Reflection” Discuss your answers in
your group(make sure to use discussion prompts)
Video Clip Complete bottom of
worksheet Class Discussion What does it mean to
take a chance? Roll the Dice
Go to groups and open the envelopes
On the sheet of paper provided write down the Pro’s and Con’s of this chance
What does this all mean?