SexologyChapter 4Sexual anatomy The female sexual organs can be classified into two categoriesExternal organsInternal organsExternal organs The external genitals of females consist ofThe clitorisThe mons pubisThe inner lipsThe outer lipsThe vaginal openingVulva: the collective term of the external genitals of the female.The appearance of the vulva varies greatly from one women to another.The clitoris Clitoris: a highly sensitive sexual organ in the female: the glans is in front of the vaginal entrance, and the rest of the clitoris extends deeper into the body.It consists ofGlansA knob of tissue situated externally in frond of the vaginal opening and the urethral openingA shaft consisting of two corpora cavernosaExtends perhaps an inch into the bodyTwo cruraLonger spongy bodies that lie deep in the body and run from the tip of the clitoris to either side of the vagina, under the major lips.Female sexual organs and make sexual organs develop from similar tissue before birth.The female’s clitoris is homologous to the male’s penis, both develop from the same embryonic tissue.The clitoris has a structure similar to that of the penis in that both have corpora cavernosa.The clitoris varies in size from one women to the next.The clitoris is erectile.Its internal structure contains corpora cavernosa that fill with blood, as the similar structures in the penis do.The clitoris has a rich supply of nerve endings, making it very sensitive to stroking.It is the only part of the sexual anatomy with no known reproductive function.The Mons Mons pubis: the fatty pad of tissue under the public hair.The labia Outer lips...