'Low sperm count' diaporamas de présentation

THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. Male Reproductive System. To produce sperm, semen & testosterone Aids in reproduction & excretes wastes Allows for Erection & Ejaculation. SPERM.

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Norfolk Drug & Alcohol Action Team (DAAT).

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SEX AT THE ANATOMICAL LEVEL

SEX AT THE ANATOMICAL LEVEL. Important for understanding behaviour . Only clearly male and female types presented but there are variations. Within clear male and female types also great variability. Self-examination, self-knowledge important. Sex Breasts Nipples Penis Testes Erection

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Chelonia mydas

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Fertility Facts

Fertility Facts. Definition:unprotected sex for one year, not pregnant. Frequency: 1 out of 6 couples in the US. Responsibility: 35% female infertility 35% male 20% both 10% unknown. Maternal Age USA 20-24 4.1% 30-34 9.4% 25-29 5.5% 35-39 19.7%.

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Meet The Parents

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Planning a family

Training. Planning a family. &. What is a Food Supplement?. Content. Key message Introduction Product information Key benefits Target group Posology & administration Ingredients Good to know What is infertility? Complementary treatment References. 1 . Key message.

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6.6 Reproduction

6.6 Reproduction. Sexual reproduction is the only method of reproduction in humans Sexual reproduction involves the fusion of specialised sex cells ( gametes ):- sperm ( male gamete ) & egg cell ( female gamete ).

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Female Reproductive System

Female Reproductive System. What the Female Reproductive System Does. The function of the female reproductive system is to make eggs and to provide a place to support and nourish a developing human. How the Female Reproductive System Works. Female Puberty.

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Nutrition in Pregnancy and Lactation

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F ertility Testing

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Birth Control, Pregnancy, and Childbirth. Methods of Fertility Control. Fertility - ability to reproduce Conception - fertilization of an ovum by a sperm Contraception - prevention of conception Condom - latex cover for penis to catch sperm upon ejaculation.

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Birth Control, Pregnancy, and Childbirth. Methods of Fertility Control. Fertility - ability to reproduce Conception - fertilization of an ovum by a sperm Contraception - prevention of conception Condom - latex cover for penis to catch sperm upon ejaculation.

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Bio 27 November 7, 2012

Bio 27 November 7, 2012. Chapter 11: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth. Why not to have children. Expensive Time-consuming Lack of freedom Cause marital stress & dissatisfaction Prevent career advancement, especially for women Dump coffee on your iPhone. Why to have children.

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Serology in Practice

Serology in Practice. Sexual Crimes. Characteristics of Semen. Search for semen includes corpse, victim, undergarments, bed sheets, mattresses, carpeting, flooring, etc. Stain location- Often visible as stiff crusty spot (s). Identifying a semen stain. Acid phosphotase color test-

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Reproduction 1

Reproduction 1. Chapter 6.6. Explain the advantages of sexual reproduction. Sexual reproduction causes a shuffling of genes in each generation. This provides diversity for adaptation should the environment change.

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Chapter 4: Human Reproduction

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Controlling Fertility

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Reproductive System

Reproductive System. Explain the structure of the male reproductive system Analyze the function of the male reproductive system Explain the structure of the female reproductive system Analyze the function of the female reproductive system

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FERTILITY AND FECUNDITY

FERTILITY AND FECUNDITY. Trend: Declining Fertility Why is fertility rate declining throughout the world?. Physical and Environmental Factors In Canada, estimated that 1 in 5 couples is infertile 1) Sexually transmitted diseases 2) Declining Fertility Rates of Men 3) Delayed Motherhood

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