Lesson 10 Flashcards
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what are the two types of gonads
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- testes
- ovaries
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testes
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male respro system
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ovaries
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female repro system
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male gonads produce
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sperm and testosterone
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female gonads produce
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ova (eggs), estrogen, and progesterone
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external male genitalia
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- penis
- scrotum
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penis composed of
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- 3 cylinders of erectile tissue
- 2 dorsal cylinders
- 1 ventricle cylinder that surrounds the penile urethra
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corpora cavernosa
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2 dorsal cylinders of erectile tissue in the penis
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corpus spongiosum
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1 ventricle cylinder of erectile tissue in the penis
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2 major parts of the penis
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- glans penis
- body of the penis
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glans penis
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tip of the penis covered by prepuce
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prepuce aka
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foreskin
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scrotum
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- contains the testes
- regulates temp to optimize sperm production
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what is the temp of the scrotum
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94°F/34°C
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the internal duct system of the male genitalia contains (4)
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- epididymis
- ductus deferens/vas deferens
- ejaculatory duct
- urethra
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epididymis location and function
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- superior and posterolateral area of the testes
- site where immature sperm cells complete maturation process
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vas deferens along with vessels and nerves are enclosed in what
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spermatic cord
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spermatic cord
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connective tissue sheath covering the vas deferens, vessels, and nerves
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vas deferens function
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connects epididymis to ejaculatory duct in ampulla
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ejaculatory duct does what?
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propels sperm through prostate gland to urethra during ejaculation
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urethra
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runs length of penis and is the common path of both urinary and repro system
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three parts of the urethra
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- prostatic
- intermediate (membranous)
- spongy
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accessory male repro glands (3)
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- prostate gland
- seminal glands/vesicles
- bulbourethral glands
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prostate glands function and location
- inferior to bladder
- encircles and secretes milky fluid into urethra to activate sperm
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seminal glands location and function
- posterior to bladder
- joins vas deferens to form ejaculatory duct
- produces alkaline secretion containing fructose and other nutrients
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what is the point of the seminal gland producing alkaline secretion?
supplied energy to sperm cells and promotes fertilization
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_____ produces 60% of seminal fluid
seminal gland
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bulbourethral gland location and function
- inferior to prostate
- produces thick, clear, alkaline mucus that drains into membranous urethra
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what is the function of the secretion of the bulbourethral gland? What's in it?
- washes out urine during ejaculation of semen
- made of sperm and seminal fluid
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testes externally covered by
tunica albuginea
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what is within each lobule of the testes (2)
- seminiferous tubules
- rete testis
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seminiferous tubules
- site of sperm production
- interstitial cells between tubules produce testosterone
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rete testis
carries sperm from seminiferous tubules to epididymis
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tunica albuginea is made of
dense connective tissue
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major external female repro structure include
- vulva
- mammary glands
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vulva includes
- mons pubis
- labia majora
- labia minora
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mons pubis
overlies pubic symphysis
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labia majora
homologous to scrotum in males
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labia minora
encloses vestibule region of female genitalia
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vestibule region contains
- clitoris
- urethral orifice
- vaginal orifice
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clitoris
- homologous to penis in males
- covered by prepuce of the clitoris
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urethral orifice
- part of urinary system
- separate from the reproductive system
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vaginal orifice
external opening that leads into internal repro structures
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internal repro structures of vaginal orifice
- hymen
- greater vestibular glands
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hymen
thin fold of mucous membrane that closes vaginal opening
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greater vestibular glands
flanks vaginal opening that produces lubricants during coitus
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all female repro organs except ___ suspended by ligamentous folds of peritoneum
ovaries
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broad ligaments (3)
- mesometrium
- mesosalpinx
- mesovarium
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mesometrium
secures uterus
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mesosalpinx
secures uterine tubes
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mesovarium
anchors ovaries posteriorly
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round ligaments
secures uterus to labia majora
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uterosacral ligament
secure inferior uterus to the sacrum
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ovarian ligaments
anchors ovaries to uterus supported by suspensory ligaments
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suspensory ligaments
anchors ovaries laterally
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organs of the female repro
- vagina
- uterus
- uterine/fallopian tubes
- ovaries
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vagina
birth canal connecting vestibule to uterus
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uterus
muscular organ located between bladder and rectum
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uterine layers
- endometrium
- myometrium
- serosa
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endometrium
interior layer composed of functional layer that is formed by basal layer
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usual site of egg implantation and is discarded by menses
stratum functionalis (functional layer)
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myometrium
muscular medial layer of uterus
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serosa
protective outer layer
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major structures of uterus
- cervix
- body
- fundus
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cervix of uterus
inferior uterus
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body of uterus
major portion of uterus
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fundus of the uterus
superior uterus
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fallopian tubes location and function
- superolateral region of uterus extending towards ovaries
- usual site of egg fertilization by sperm
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three regions of the fallopian tubes
- fimbriae
- ampulla
- isthmus
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fimbriae
- distal end of fallopian tube
- finger-like projection
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ampulla of fallopian tube
widest and longest portion
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isthmus
located medially and is narrow with thick-walled
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ovaries
- site of female gamete development and estrogen production
- egg ejection during ovulation
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egg development and estrogen both produced in
follicle
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follicle forms ____ to produce progesterone and some estrogen
corpus luteum
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mammary glands location
located anterior to pectoral muscles
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growth of the mammary glands (starts when and by what)
growth starts in puberty caused by estrogen production
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major external features of mammary glands
- areola
- nipple
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major internal features of mammary glands
lobes
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areola
pigmented area surrounding nipple
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nipple
site of milk release in lactation
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lobes
- 15-25 lobes composed of connective and fatty tissue
- lobes contain lobules containing milk-producing alveoli
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milk formed in milk-producing alveoli passes through ____ and stored in _____
- lactiferous ducts
- lactiferous sinus
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meiosis occurs in
gonads
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sperm and egg genetically contain
- haploid complement (0.5 normal chromosome number)
- 23 chromosome
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which chromosome pair is the sex chromosome
23
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meiosis
- consists of 2 nuclear divisions
- yields four daughter cells
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meiosis I steps
- chromosomes undergo semi-conservative replication in interphase
- synapsis
- 23 tetrads line up at equator and the homologous chromosomes can exchange genetic material with pair at points of crossover
- dyads move to opposite ends during anaphase
- cytokinesis occurs to yield 2 daughter cells after telophase
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meiosis II major processes
- genetic material does not replicate in meiosis II
- each cell has only 1/2 chromosome
- each daughter cell from meiosis 1 forms 2 daughter cells
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spermatogenesis
- starts at puberty
- occurs in seminiferous tubules of testes from spermatogonia
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spermatogonia
under FSH influence during puberty produces primary spermatocytes, then undergoes meiosis to yield spermatids, then undergoes spermiogenesis to form functional sperm
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oogenesis
- occurs in ovary
- influences by gonadotropic hormones from anterior pituitary
- begins with oogonia in developing female fetus
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oogonia
- undergoes thousands of miotic divisions in fetal development
- become encapsulated by cells to form primordial follicles of ovaries
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primary oocytes
by birth encapsulated oogonia grows into primary oocyte (arrested at prophase of meiosis I)
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primary follicle in females at puberty
- formed as follicle grows around primary oocyte follicle cells produces estrogens
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secondary follicle in females at puberty
- primary oocyte maturing
- estrogen produced feedback to stop gonadotropin release by anterior pituitary
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vesicular (antral) follicle in female at puberty
- primary oocyte completes meiosis I producing secondary oocyte (arrested at metaphase II) and first polar body
- mature follicle releases secondary oocyte enclosed corona radiata when anterior pituitary suddenly increases LH released
- turns into corpus luteum
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if LH levels drops
corpus luteum degenerates and replaced by scar tissue (corpus albicans)
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upon sperm fertilization of the secondary oocyte what happens (2)
- meiosis II proceeds
- ovum (2n) and second polar body produced
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menstrual cycle
controlled by ovary (estrogen/progesterone)
- occurs 14 days after ovulation
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what are the three phases of the menstrual cycle
- menstrual (menses)
- proliferative
- secretory
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menses of menstrual cycle
day 1-5 where functional layer of endometrium sloughs off and bleeding occurs
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proliferative of menstrual cycle
day 6-14 where estrogen from growing follicle causes endometrium repair and glands and blood vessels proliferate and endometrium thicken
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secretory of menstrual cycle
day 15-28 where corpus luteum progesterone causes increase glands and vascular supply in endometrium
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if there is an embryo present in the secretory phase of menstrual cycle what will happen
embryo will produce LH to maintain corpus luteum
