B1 - male

Question 1

prostate gland

Answer 1

Basic fluid to neutralize vaginal acidity, aids sperm survival. urethra closed during ej

Question 1

seminal vesicle

Answer 1

provides fructose and prostaglandins

Question 2

cowpers gland

Answer 2

Mucus-rich, alkaline fluid that neutralizes urethral acidity.

Question 3

epididymis

Answer 3

-where sperm matures & gets tail and move
- stored until needed

Question 4

vas deferens

Answer 4

Conducts sperm from testes to prostate gland (connects to urethra) during ejaculation.

Question 5

testes

Answer 5

-produce sperm + testosterone
- in seminiferous tubes

Question 6

seminiferous tubule

Answer 6

produce sperm & testosterone

Question 7

goands produce

Answer 7

testosterone in males
▪E&P in females

Question 8

sertoli cell

Answer 8

support sperm development

Question 9

interstitial cell

Answer 9

secrete testosterone

Question 10

fructose

Answer 10

source of energy for sperm cells

Question 11

prostaglandins

Answer 11

assists sperm movement

Question 12

ejaculatory duct

Answer 12

mixes sperm and saminal fluid

Question 13

urethra

Answer 13

Conducts sperm/semen and urine out of the body.

Question 14

3 main glands

Answer 14

seminal vesicles
prostate gland
cowpers gland

Question 15

Hormonal Control in Males

Answer 15

Hypo releases GnRH, stimulating the pituitary to make FSH and LH

Question 16

FSH in males

Answer 16

Promotes spermatogenesis in seminiferous tubules., produces sperm

Question 17

LH in males

Answer 17

Stimulates interstitial cells to LH to produce testosterone.

Question 18

inhibin

Answer 18

Produced by Sertoli cells to regulate FSH

Question 19

order of sperm pathway

Answer 19

TEVEUP

Question 20

GnRH

Answer 20

: Stimulates FSH and LH release.

Question 21

Hormonal control FSH

Answer 21

Semin-nef -> increased sperm

Question 22

Hormonal control LH

Answer 22

LIT