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At the conclusion of Chapter 3, students should be able to:
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List and describe the functions of the external female sexual structures. |
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List and describe the functions of the internal female sexual structures. |
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Discuss the structures and processes involved in ovulation. |
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Describe the structure and function of the breasts. |
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List the principal female reproductive hormones. |
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Describe oogenesis and the phases of the ovarian cycle. |
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Examine the phases of the menstrual cycle and its interrelationship with the ovarian cycle. |
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Explain menstruation, including cultural aspects, physical effects, and possible problems. |
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Compare and contrast Masters and Johnson's, Kaplan's, and Loulan's models of the sexual response cycle. |
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Assess the psychological and physiological processes involved in the female sexual response, including vaginal secretions and lubrication and the role of orgasm. |
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Evaluate methods women can use to have their health-care needs met. |
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Recognize and define the key terms listed below. |