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    1. The document discusses the process of reproduction in humans from puberty through pregnancy. 2. It explains that puberty results in physical changes that differentiate males and females, including development of secondary sex characteristics and reproductive maturity. 3. For females, this involves onset of the menstrual cycle and monthly ovulation, where a mature egg is released from the ovary and can potentially be fertilized if united with sperm in the fallopian tubes.

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    1. The document discusses the process of reproduction in humans from puberty through pregnancy. 2. It explains that puberty results in physical changes that differentiate males and females, including development of secondary sex characteristics and reproductive maturity. 3. For females, this involves onset of the menstrual cycle and monthly ovulation, where a mature egg is released from the ovary and can potentially be fertilized if united with sperm in the fallopian tubes.

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    Summary LESSON 5 THE PROCESS OF REPRODUCTION

    Humans experience various physical changes from childhood to adulth behavioral traits,

    Despite differences in physical appearance, the sexual organs of men and women a rise from Lesson Objectives:
    the same structures and fulfill similar functions. Each person has a pair of gonads ; ovaries are When you finish reading this chapter, you should be able to:
    female gonads; testes are the male gonads. The gonads produce germ cells and sex
    hormones. The female germ cells are ova (egg) and the male germ cells are sperm. Ov a and t. define fertilization, conception and pregnancy;
    sperm are the basic units of reproduction; their union can lead to the creation of a new life. 2. explain how pregnancy occurs and its prevention;
    and
    Assessment 3. identify the complications of early pregnancy in the
    I. Compare and contrast the male and the female genitalia
    2. Draw a mind map showing the progression oldie male and female from birth, puberty, Definition of Terms:
    and adulthood.  Ovulation - the process when a mature ovum is released from the
    ovary and travels to the fallopian tube for possible fertilization.
    References
    Fertilization - union of the sperm and the ovum.
    Farrell, K. et al. (t995). Life Planning Education: A Youth Development Program. Washington DC:  Pregnancy - the process when an offspring develops within the
    Advocates for the youth. mother's womb.

    German Foundation for World Population DSW (2006). Sexual and Reproductive Health
    Training for Manual for Young People. Introduction
    Jones, J. (2ott). Human Sexuality.
    Although human beings are fully sexually differentiated at birth, the differences
    between males and females are accentuated at puberty. This is when the reproductive system
    Photo/Image Attributions matures, secondary sexual characteristics develop, and the bodies of males and females
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    p p g ild/Tubal_factor_infertilityx/media/File:Biausen_o732_PID-Sit es. png, p23 Female puberty usually begins at about 8—t3 years of age; the reproduction maturation
    of boys lags about two years behind that of girls. The physical changes of female puberty
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    p //creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)J, p25 include breast development, rounding of the hips and buttocks, growth of the hair in the
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    pubic region and the underarm, and the start of menstruation.
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    Don Bliss (Illustrator) [P ublt.c domain), p27 How does one ovulate?

    Male_anatorny.png: alt. sex FAQderivative work Tsaitgaist (CC BY-SA 3.0 (http:// The major landmark of puberty among females is the onset of the menstrual cycle,
    creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0), p28 the monthly ovulation cycle that leads to menstruation (loss of blood and tissues lining the
    uterus) in the absence of pregnancy. The menstrual cycle is from the first day of a period
    until the day before the next period starts.

    Normally, it lasts around 28 days, on the average, but can be as short as 2t or as long as
    40. Whatever the length, ovulation will happen about to-t6 days before the start of the next

    Ex A Course Module for Gender and Society: A Human Ecological


    period.

    Unit II: Biomedical Perspective in Gerultriand Sexuality


    Approach

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