Coordinated Functions Of Endocrine System And Male And Female Reproductive System Flashcards

1
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The puberty process begins when the hypothalamus gland secretes what hormone?

A

Gonadtropin Releasing Hormone (GnRH)

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What is the difference between the Lutenizing and Follicle Stimulating Hormone?

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Lutenizing Hormone - Produce sex hormones responsible for secondary sex traits and physical changes during puberty.

Follicle Stimulating Hormone - Produce, transport and maintain male and female sex cells and nurtures the fetus in females.

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3
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What is the male sex hormone and what is its purpose?

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Testosterone causes physical changes during puberty, bone growth, mood and sex drive.

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4
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This hormone stimulates production of sex hormone in the gonads.

A

Lutenizing Hormone

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5
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This female sex hormone is produced in both the ovaries and the female adrenal glands and is responsible for the female reproductive and sexual development.

A

Estrogen

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6
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Low levels of this female sex hormone can result in pregnancy issues and irregular periods.

A

Progesterone

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7
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Why do females produce small amounts of testosterone?

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For balanced fertility, menstruation, bone mass and red blood cell production.

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8
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The main parts of the Male Reproductive System are? And what are their purposes?

A

Testes - Produce sperm

Epididymis - Mature sperm from the Testes

Vas Deferens - Transport sperm to the Urethra

Urethra - Ejaculate mature sperm from the body

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9
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The Female reproductive system’s main parts are? And what are their purposes?

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Ovary - Develop egg cells

Fallopian tube - Provide site for fertilization between the sperm and egg cell.

Vagina - Receive the sperm/ allow offspring during childbirth.

Vulva - Protect the opening of the female reproductive system.

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10
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Which accessory gland of the Female Reproductive System produces milk?

A

Mammary gland

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11
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What accessory gland of the Male Reproductive System protects the sperm by regulating the temperature?

A

Scrotum

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12
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This duct allows sperm to exit from the penis.

A

Ejaculatory duct

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13
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The prostate gland produces this fluid which is a component of semen.

A

Prostate fluid

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14
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The Cowper’s gland produces what fluid to maintain acidity levels for the protection of the sperm?

A

Cowpers fluid

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15
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What are some changes males experience during puberty?

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Ejaculation, Occurrence of Facial and Pubic Hair, Height growth, Pimples, Armpit Hair, Voice Changes, and Wet Dreams

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16
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What do females experience during their puberty phase?

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Change in body shape, pimples, enlargement of breasts, and periods

17
Q

This accessory part of the Male Reproductive System makes seminal fluid, or semen.

A

Seminal vesicle

18
Q

Arrange the ff. in order and give their purposes to male and female puberty:

Pituitary Gland
Gonads
Hypothalamus

A

Hypothalamus- Release Gonadtropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH) which stimulate production of Lutenizing and Follicle Stimulating Hormone (LH & FSH)

Pituitary Gland - Release LH and FSH hormones. LH stimulates the production of sex hormones while FSH stimulates production of sex cells.

Gonads - Receive the LH and FSH, causing the production of both sex cells and sex hormones.

19
Q

Why do some females experience reduction in bone mass as they grow older?

A

As we grow, we experience a decline in hormonal development. Females produce little amounts of testosterone and as such, as they grow older, produce even littler amounts, resulting in a decline of tissue and bone mass.