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Female reproductive structures ovaries, uterine(fallopian)tubesuterus vagina
male sex cells: sperm female sex cells: oocytes (eggs)
male sex harmones are called androgens, the most abundant androgen: testosterone female sex harmones are called estrogens & progesterones the most abundant estrogen: estradiol
Puberty- the age when an individual becomes reproductively functional the chief drugs that affect male reproductive system are androgens & anabolic steroids
HRT- Harmone Replacement therapyBCP- Birth Control PillGnRH- Gonadotropin Releasing HarmoneFSH-Follicle Stimulating HarmonesLM- Lutenizing Harmone the most common form of contraceptive in the us is oral contraceptives (BCP)Oral COntraceptives are available that contain only progesterone. These are known as POP's Progestin Only Pills
Oral contraceptives should be dicontinued at least 4 wks prior to surgical procedures to reduce the risk of post opperative thromboembolic complications Pregnancy usually continues for 38 wks after contraception
Post Menopausal pts who are on long term estrogen therapy should be given progestin also to prevent endomentrial hyperplasia & endomentrial carcinoma Progestin is not given to women who have had a hysterectomy
Androgen Therapy- main indications in, to supplement low levels of testosterone to correct hpogonadism or cryptorchidism & increase sperm production in cases of infertility main indications in women: pallative tx of metastatic, breast cancer, for tx of post partum breast engorment, endometriosis and fibrocystic brest disorder also used to stimulate increased production of RbCs, protein synthesis & muslce mass
Male reproductive structures testes, epididymus, vasdeferens, seminial vesicles, prostate gland, bulbourethra (cowpers) gland, scrotum, penis
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