SOC 152A Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Lactiferous Duct, Myometrium, Fallopian Tube
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Vulva: external genitalia (where hair grows) (aka crotch) Mons (mons veneris): sensitive fatty layer/pouch above the vulva (very top of where pubic hair would be) Labia majora (major lips): enlarge and pull back during arousal; sensitive but not as sensitive as the mons; outside has hair, inside does not have hair. Labia minora (minor lips): smaller than the labia majora, much more sensitive, do not have hair, located beneath or behind labia majora. Clitoris: #1 most sensitive part of female anatomy. Clitoral glans: looks like a pearl; more nerves than male penis. Clitoral shaft: not visible, but feels like a rubber cord. Vaginal opening (introitus): enlarges and expands when aroused; very flexible tissue. Hymen: can have holes and many different shapes; it is tissue that is torn or just opened due to force (first time having sex -- very rare!! Pelvic floor muscles (only need to know pc muscle)
