Chapter 28:Reproductive System Flashcards
Lobules are located in the _______ and have compartments containing seminiferous tubules.
testes
Sertoli (nurse) cells are supporting cells that protect and secrete nutrients for developing _____(testes).
sperm
Spermatogonia are stem cells that produce more spermatogonia and primary ___________(testes).
spermatocytes
Lexdig (interstitial) cells produce ___________(testes).
testosterone
Sperm production lasts __ to__ days and occurs from ___till death. (spermatogenesis)
65-75
puberty
When spermatogonia (2N) undergoes Mitosis what does it produce? (spermatogenesis)
Two daughter cells:
1 Primary ___________(diploid)
1 Spermatogonium
spermatocyte
Primary spermatocyte undergoes Meiosis I to form 2 __________ spermatocytes ( 1N). (spermatogenesis)
secondary
The 2 secondary spermatocytes undergoes Meiosis II to form ____ spermatids (haploid) which are joined by cytoplasmic bridges. (spermatogenesis).
four
In the sperm anatomy the head contains the ________ and acrosome.
nucleus
The tail of the sperm contains flagellum for __________..
locomotion
What part of the sperm contains the mitochondria for power?
Midpiece
Gonadotropin releasing hormone stimulates the _______ pituitary. (hormonal control)
anterior
Leutonizing hormone stimulates lexdig cells to secrete __________. (hormonal control)
testosterone
Follicle stimulating hormone works with _________ on Sertoli Cells to control rate of spermatogenesis. (hormonal control)
testosterone
Testosterone stimulates spermatogenesis and secondary ______ characteristics.
sexual
Seminal vesicles is a pouch like structure posterior to bladder just above the rectum that produces 60 % of _____ volume.
semen
What do the seminal vesicles secrete?
Alkaline fluid containing _______.
Prostaglandins.
Clotting ________.
fructose
proteins
Prostate gland is located at the base of the bladder and surrounds the ______. It produces 25% of semen.
urethra
What does the prostate gland secrete?
A slightly acidic fluid containing seminal plasma and ________.
enzymes
Prostate gland contributes to _____ motility and viability
sperm
Bulborethral (cowper’s) gland is the size of a pea and is located on either side of the ______ below the prostate.
urethra
What does the bulborethral gland secrete?
An alkaline fluid to neutralize acidic environment in _______ and lubricating mucus.
urethra
Semen is a mixture of sperms and _______ fluid.
seminal
Mean volume of semen is __-5ml.
2.5
Sperm count is normally between 20-___ million/ml.
100
Low sperm count is considered
20
Normal pH of sperm is between 7.2-___.
7.7
Sperm contains _________ to kill bacteria in urethra and vagina.
antibiotic
An erection is a _________ reflex.
Parasympathetic
During an erection Nitric oxide (NO) is released to cause _________.
vasodilation.
The corpura fills with blood, putting pressure on _____ that normally drain the penis.
veins
Priapism is a sustained ________.
erection
Ejaculations is a ___ reflex
Sympathetic
Germination epithelium covers the ______.
ovaries
The ______ contain a capsules of dense connective tissue called tunica albunea.
ovaries
The ______ contain dense connective tissue containing ovarian follicles called ovarian cortex.
ovaries
The ovaries contain loose connective tissue containing _____ and lymph, vessels and nerves called Ovarian medulla.
blood