External Genitalia: Meaning, Anatomy, and Functions
External genitalia are visible genital structures, including the vulva, penis, and scrotum, involved in sensation, urination, protection, and sexual function.
External genitalia are visible genital structures, including the vulva, penis, and scrotum, involved in sensation, urination, protection, and sexual function.
Genitalia are external and internal body structures involved in sexual sensation, urination, reproduction, ejaculation, pleasure, and genital health.
The genital area is the region containing and surrounding the external sexual organs, including nearby pubic, groin, and perineal tissues.
The pubic mound is the rounded fatty area over the pubic bone above the external genitals and commonly develops pubic hair after puberty.
The mons pubis is the rounded fatty area over the pubic bone above the external genitals, where it cushions underlying tissue and commonly grows pubic hair.
The vulva is the external genital area, including the labia, clitoris, urethral opening, vaginal opening, and surrounding structures.