reproductive anatomy
Body's procreative parts
Reproductive anatomy refers to the organs and structures involved in sexual reproduction.
In humans, this includes the genitals and internal organs like the uterus, ovaries, and testes.
The term appears in medical and educational contexts: The textbook covered reproductive anatomy in detail.
It's a clinical way to discuss body parts that might otherwise require vulgar or euphemistic language.
- sex organsReproductive body structures
- ovariesEgg-producing organs
- genitaliaReproductive organs collectively
- testesMale reproductive glands
- uterusFemale reproductive organ
cervix · intersex · estrogen · epididymis · germ cells · vas deferens · vulva · clitoris · spermatogenesis · organogenesis · sex ed · family planning · secondary sex characteristics · gonads · vagina · womb · birth canal · fallopian tubes
- OB-GYN trainingOB-GYN, obstetrics, residency, clinical rotations, clerkships
- medical historyHippocrates, germ theory, bloodletting, Galen, four humors
- intersexintersex, hermaphrodite, hermaphroditism, sex chromosomes, mosaicism
reproductive anatomynervous system
Signal transmission network
brain · circulatory system · excretory system · lymphatic system · immune system