Intro to Reproductive Systems (Ch. 28) Flashcards

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Perineum

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Urogenital triangle from pubic symphysis to the ischial tuberosities. Anal triangle is bound by the ischial tuberosities and coccyx.

2 triangles divided by imaginary line between ischial tuberosities.

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Sex Organ Terminology

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General: genitalia
Primary sex organs: gonads
Product: gametes (eggs or sperm)

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What are the primary male sex organs (gonads)?

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Testes, produce sperm

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What are the primary female sex organs (gonads)?

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Ovaries, produce eggs

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What is the overall job of the reproductive system?

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Produce offspring

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Male external genitalia

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Penis and scrotum

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Female external genitalia

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Vulva:

  • -mons pubis
  • -labia majora and labia minora
  • -clitoris
  • -structures associated w/ vestibule
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Gonads and Hormones

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Gonads function as endocrine glands (produce hormones) that develop and maintain sex organs and influence sexual function.

Ovaries release estrogen and progesterone; testes produce testosterone

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9
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Development

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Male and female homologues are structures that develop from embryological structures

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Homologues

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Female:

  1. labia majora
  2. labia minora
  3. glans clitoris
  4. bulb of vestibule
  5. corpora cavernosa
  6. ovaries

Male:

  1. scrotum
  2. scrotal midline
  3. glans penis
  4. corpus spongiosum
  5. corpus cavernosa
  6. testes
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