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1
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main organ in male system. produces spermatozoa and also produces testosterone.
paired organ that resides in the scrotom.

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testes

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2
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tubes in the testes where spermatozoa are produces.

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seminiferous tubules

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3
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immature to mature spermatozoa

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spermatogenesis

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4
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Spermatic ducts that contain 3 distinct parts

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  1. epididymis- tightly coiled 1.5 inches to 20 feet. length allows for spermatozoa to mature
  2. ductus deferens - 18 inches. leaves from epididymis out of scrotom into pelvic cavity, passes over top of bladder; then ends near posterior and inferior side of bladder
  3. ejaculatory duct; 1 inch long. empties semen into urethra
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5
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circular gland just inferior to the bladder

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prostate gland

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6
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-shaft, glans, prepuce (foreskin)

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external male organ

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7
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-paired organ; considered a heterocrine gland because produce exocrine (ova) and endocrine products (hormones)

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ovaries

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8
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fibrous covering of the ovaries

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tunica albuginea

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9
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egg formation

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oogensis

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10
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most mature ova reside

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Graafian follicles

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11
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houses developing oocytes

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ovarian cortex

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12
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multicellular sacs housing oocytes

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follicles

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13
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under hormonal influence, follicle ruptures and releases ova

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ovulation

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14
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called uterine tubes or oviducts; divided into 3 regions

  1. infundibulum
  2. ampulla
  3. isthmus
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fallopian tubes

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15
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distal third of the uterine tubes. has cone like end. fringe edge of the cone ; along with cilia set up a current that draws the ova into the tubes

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infundibulum

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16
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middle third of uterine tube. usual site of fertilization

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ampulla

17
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medial third of uterine tube

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isthmus

18
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positioned between bladder and rectum

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uterus

19
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domed top of the uterus

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fundus

20
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  1. endometrium
  2. myometrium
  3. perimetrium
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walls of the uterus

21
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inner lining of the wall of the uterus

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endometrium

22
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muscular middle wall of uterus

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myometrium

23
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external layer of uterus

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perimetrium

24
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neck of the uterus

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cervix

25
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opening of the vagina

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external os

26
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connects uterus to vagina

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cervical canal

27
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opening from canal to uterus

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internal os

28
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thin muscular tube that connects the cervix to the vulva

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vagina

29
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superficial layer of the vagina ; fibrous connective tissue

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adventitia

30
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middle layer of the vagina; smooth muscle

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muscularis

31
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deep layer of the epithelial tissue of the vagina. Makes by transverse folds called rugae

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mucosa

32
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recess area at superior end of vagina

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fornix

33
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external female organs of the pelvic region

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vulva

34
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fatty pad on anterior side of vulva. covers pubic symphysis

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mons pubis

35
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analogous to scrotom encloses labia minora

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labia majora

36
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area between the labia major that is opening to vagina and urethra

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vestibule

37
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homologue to the glands penis . concentration of about 8k nerve endings

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clitoris