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BIOL 3324 Human Physiology - BIOL3324_lecture25_1128
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00:01 How do y'all see how we work here? They're OK. Um You
00:06 have a good Thanksgiving. Do we eat a lot? Gain weight?
00:12 . That's, that's a good So here we are last two days
00:15 classes and we're continuing our discussion on reproductive systems. Uh We talked about
00:21 male reproductive system and the male reproductive being simple because it has two
00:26 What are the two jobs? Make deliver sperm? Great. And I
00:31 in a very misogynist tone, I to you all women are complicated and
00:37 I aim to prove that. And up here, we have our starting
00:42 very similar to the starting slide we for the male reproductive system. And
00:46 can see here, here's the functions of the female reproductive system. First
00:51 , it is responsible for making the . All right. So, o
00:55 is, it is one of its . So no different than the
00:58 Make eggs great. All right. then after that, we get a
01:02 bit more um uh busy, we're to have to receive the sperm.
01:09 you're gonna, I've just got to a question. I'm gonna guess that
01:14 of you are familiar with Cajun Cajun Man from Saturday Night Live.
01:19 character Adam Sandler, did he actually Boy? The movie was derived from
01:24 character Cajun Man. And the way Cajun Man talked because it was Adam
01:29 from New York is he just put at the every end at the end
01:33 every word. So this is the thing. So you can see we
01:36 production and then we're gonna have reception then following reception is transporting the sperm
01:43 the ovum to a common site. that those two gametes can come together
01:48 a process called fertilization, right? then from fertilization, we are going
01:54 have to maintain the fetus as it's , which is a process called
02:00 And then from there, we're going start making a brand new organ.
02:05 right. So you ladies, you a brand new organ, an organ
02:08 guys don't even get called the We call the process placentation,
02:15 And not mentioned up, there is process called capacitation. And then
02:21 afterwards, after the baby is the female body is constructed in such
02:26 way to produce milk, to nurse offspring in a process called lactation.
02:32 , so far men simple makes sperm sperm women. All right, a
02:41 bit more complicated, right? So we look at these structures, we
02:46 to look at the structures in reference all of these different sorts of
02:53 All right. So that's number in terms of the actual structures,
02:56 not that many of them. We're to be talking about the ovary.
02:59 our starting point. That's gonna be gonad. I don't even have a
03:03 for it, but we have the or the fallopian tubes. Um And
03:07 I get there, I'll pause and kind of tell you what's important about
03:10 . It becomes more important in the lecture. And then finally, we're
03:14 to go through the uterus and ultimately the vagina. So, structurally,
03:18 are what we're gonna look at. I don't think we talk about the
03:21 glands in the next lecture. We have one slide on it, but
03:25 memory glands is considered a reproductive structure though it's actually a member of the
03:30 . Your integument is your skin? May I? And finally, the
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