chapter 21 Flashcards
essential organs of male
testes
pouch like sac where make gonads located
scrotum
the membrane that covers testicle and divides interior into lobes
tunica abluginea
long duct in testicle where sperm develops
semineferous tubule
cells in testes secrete testosterone
interstitial cells
primary spermatocyte develops from cell called
spermatogonium
primary spermatocyte forms sperm cells by under going specialized type of cell division
meiosis or spermatogenesis
sperm cell contains _______ enzyme that can digest covering of ovum
acrosome
reproductive duct that consists of a tightly coiled tube that lies top and behind testes
epididymis
reproductive duct that permits sperm move out of scrotum upward to abdominal cavity
vas ductus deferens
gland secretes thin milk colored fluid makes up 20%
prostate gland
pair of glands that produce thick yellowish fructose rich fluid makes up 60%
seminal glands
three columns of erectile tissue
1: corpus spongiosum
2 of them: corpora cavenosa
essential organs of female
ovaries
name for mature ovarian follicles
graafian
process that produces female gamete
oogenesis
meiosis in female produces one large ovum and three small daughter cells called _____ which degenerate
polar bodies
reproductive tubes connecting ovary and uterus
uterine tubes
muscle layer of uterus
myometrium
uterus is composed of two parts
upper part : body
narrow lower part: cervix
innermost layer of uterus sheds during mensturation
endometrium
part of female reproductive system that opens to exterior
vagina
the glands that secrete mucus like lubricating fluid in vestibule
greater vestibule
milk secreting glandular cells of breast are arranged in grape like structures called
alveoli
alveoli drain into ducts that converge toward the nipple
lactiferuous ducts
pituitary hormone stimulates formation of an egg follicle
FSH
rapid drop of blood levels of estrogen and progesterone
mensturation
egg follicle becomes after ovulation
corpus luteum
ovarian hormone that reaches its highest concentration in proliferativ phase
estrogen
phase of reproductive cycle that begins after ovulation
secretory phase
ovarian hormone that reaches its highest concentration during secretory phase
progesterone
pituitary hormone that can be called ovulating hormone
LH
uterine wall begins to thicken during this phase
proliferative phase
egg released from ovary
ovulation
essential organs or gonads
ovaries & testes
sex cells or gametes
ova (eggs) & sperm
hormone producing cells in female
granulosa cells (around follicle) & corpus luteum cells
hormone producing cells for male
interstitial cells
duct systems female
2 uterine fallopian tubes
1 uterus
1 vagina
duct systems for male
vas deferens
urethra
epididymis
external genitals female
clit & vulva
external genitals male
penis & scrotum
sex glands female
4 vestibular glands
2 breasts
sex glands make
prostate
culpar gland
seminal vesicles
female gamete
ova
fertilized ovum
zygote
bulbourethral another name
Cowper gland
accessory organ male
prostate
testes surrounded by tough membrane
tunica albuginea
lie near septa and separate lobes
interstitial cells
sperm are found in walls of
semineferous tubules
undescended testicle is called
cryptorchidism
the structures that produces testosterone
intersticial cells
part of sperm contains genetic material
head
not function of testosterone
does NOT protein catabolism
section of the sperm that contains enzymes that enable it to break down the covering of the ovum and permit entry should contact occur
acrosome
descendent of testes occur at what age
two months before birth
make gonads
testes
semineferous tubules are continuously forming sperm at around what age
puberty
female sex cell
ovum
another name for testosterone
masculinizing hormone
anabolic hormone
vagina is
accessory duct and internal structure
mons pubis is
external
vestibule
external structure
removed during circumcision
prepuce or foreskin
continuation of vas deference
ejaculatory duct
ovary gonads perform
oogenesis & secrete sex hormones
estrogen
development of female & and secondary sexual characteristics
progesterone
acts with estrogen for menstural cycle at puberty
drains alveoli
lacteferous ducts
secretes lubricating fluid
bartholin glands
essential organs of reproduction
gonads