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erection emission ejaculation erogenous zones orgasm phase plateau phase refractory period resolution phase excitement phase A. the process in which semen moves out of the penis when sexual excitement peaks B. occurs only in males and is the period of time after an orgasm in which a man is unable to achieve another orgasm C. the sexual intercourse phase in which the changes during the excitement phase intensify; in males it includes emission D. the movement of sperm and testicular fluids out of the vas deferens and into the urethra and the movement of fluids from the prostate gland and seminal vesicle into the urethra

erection emission ejaculation erogenous zones orgasm phase plateau phase refractory period resolution phase excitement phase A. the process in which semen moves out of the penis when sexual excitement peaks B. occurs only in males and is the period of time after an orgasm in which a man is unable to achieve another orgasm C. the sexual intercourse phase in which the changes during the excitement phase intensify; in males it includes emission D. the movement of sperm and testicular fluids out of the vas deferens and into the urethra and the movement of fluids from the prostate gland and seminal vesicle into the urethra

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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(United States) erection emission ejaculation erogenous zones orgasm phase plateau phase refractory period resolution phase excitement phase T A. the process in which semen moves out of the penis when sexual excitement peaks B. occurs only in males and is the period of time after an orgasm in which a man is unable to achieve another orgasm C. the sexual intercourse phase in which the changes during the excitement phase intensify; in males it includes emission D. the movement of sperm and testicular fluids out of the vas deferens and into the urethra and the movement of fluids from the prostate gland and seminal vesicle into the urethra E. regions of the body (such as the lips, tongue, nipples, and ear lobes) that possess receptors for sexually-arousing tactile stimuli F. the sexual intercourse phase in which changes that occurred during previous phases slowly return to normal; in males, the penis becomes flaccid G. the process in which sexual excitement causes the male penis and the female clitoris, vaginal mucosa and breasts to become engorged with blood H. the sexual intercourse phase which in males includes erection of the penis; in females it includes erection of the clitoris and breasts and secretion of mucus by the vestibular glands (=Bartholin's glands) I. the sexual intercourse phase in which specific muscular contractions, intense pleasurable sensations, and increased blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration rate occur; in males it includes ejaculation; in females the uterus and walls of the vagina contract =I El Focur B
Transcribed Image Text:(United States) erection emission ejaculation erogenous zones orgasm phase plateau phase refractory period resolution phase excitement phase T A. the process in which semen moves out of the penis when sexual excitement peaks B. occurs only in males and is the period of time after an orgasm in which a man is unable to achieve another orgasm C. the sexual intercourse phase in which the changes during the excitement phase intensify; in males it includes emission D. the movement of sperm and testicular fluids out of the vas deferens and into the urethra and the movement of fluids from the prostate gland and seminal vesicle into the urethra E. regions of the body (such as the lips, tongue, nipples, and ear lobes) that possess receptors for sexually-arousing tactile stimuli F. the sexual intercourse phase in which changes that occurred during previous phases slowly return to normal; in males, the penis becomes flaccid G. the process in which sexual excitement causes the male penis and the female clitoris, vaginal mucosa and breasts to become engorged with blood H. the sexual intercourse phase which in males includes erection of the penis; in females it includes erection of the clitoris and breasts and secretion of mucus by the vestibular glands (=Bartholin's glands) I. the sexual intercourse phase in which specific muscular contractions, intense pleasurable sensations, and increased blood pressure, heart rate, and respiration rate occur; in males it includes ejaculation; in females the uterus and walls of the vagina contract =I El Focur B
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